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Notice of Temporary Closure:
Tuesday, September 22 from 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Bancroft Bay Park Disc Golf Course
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We're all set-up and ready for YOU! Come see Albert Lea Recreation and so many other local organizations for Safety Day 2026 at Morin Park from 4-6 p.m. today!
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You guys knocked it out of the park tonight! Was so very proud of all of you and your amazing work! Thank you!
In-House Mites Hockey registration is now open through the Albert Lea Hockey Association!
For more information and to register online, visit:
www.albertleahockey.org/leagues/mites-registration/23033
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RECREATION OFFICE CLOSING EARLY
The Albert Lea Recreation Office will be closing at 2:30 PM on Tuesday, September 15, as our staff will be busy setting up for our Safety Day community event!
🦺 SAFETY DAY 🦺
📍 Morin Park, 222 St. Mary Ave.
🗓️ Tuesday, September 15
⏰ 4-6 PM
Come join us for an afternoon of fun, safety activities, community connections and more! Recreation will be providing bounce houses and yard games!
We hope to see you at Safety Day!
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Stronger together! Come out to Morin Park on Tuesday, Sept. 15 from 4–6 p.m. for Albert Lea Safety Day. It’s a free event designed to connect families with local resources and the first responders who keep the community safe. For more information, call the Recreation Department at 507-377-4370.
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🚨 Join us for Albert Lea Safety Day! 🚨
Come enjoy a FREE, family-friendly community event on Tuesday, September 15, from 4–6 p.m. at Morin Park!
Meet local organizations, explore community resources, visit with first responders, and enjoy fun activities—including a bounce house!
📅 Tuesday, September 15
⏰ 4–6 p.m.
📍 Morin Park, 222 St. Mary Ave.
💲 FREE to attend
We hope to see you there!
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Would you be interested in having a table set up with Narcan and info on how to use it? If so my husband and I would be happy to come. We are Bigger Impact Through Education .
The Recreation Office and City Arena will be closed on Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day!Happy Labor Day! City Hall Offices, the Recreation Department, Transfer Station and the Library will be closed Monday, Sept. 7 in observance of Labor Day.
The Library will also be closed on Sunday, Sept. 6.
Las oficinas de la ciudad y la biblioteca estarán cerradas el lunes 7 de septiembre en conmemoración del Día Laboral.
La Biblioteca también estará cerrada el domingo 6 de septiembre.
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SAVOR SUMMER MOMENTS WITH THESE EVENTS AND PLACES: Daisy Fest in Central Park, Bayside Skiers Waterski Shows at Edgewater Park, Albert Lea Farmers Market at the North Lot, and the Splash Pad at the North Lot. Looking for more? Check out the Community Calendar at www.cityofalbertlea.org/community-calendar/
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🏐 Congratulations to our Summer Adult Sand Volleyball champions!
🥇 1st Place: Ace Holes
🥈 2nd Place: Jensen Excavating and Trucking
Ready to keep playing? Registration is now open for our Fall Adult Volleyball League!
📅 Mondays, September 21–November 16
📍 Albert Lea High School
🏐 Co-ed and Women’s Leagues
💲150 per team
⏰ Register by Monday, September 14
Register your team today at cityofalbertlea.org/recreation-registration!
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Sept. 16, 2026
Media contact: Albert Lea Police Sgt. Steve Charboneau at 507.377.5200
Albert Lea man arrested following reported stabbing
On Sept. 15, 2026, at approximately 9:11 p.m., officers with the Albert Lea Police Department (ALPD) were dispatched to the 1000 block of South Broadway Avenue following a report of a possible stabbing. Initial information indicated that a man had entered a nearby business to report that a stabbing may have occurred at a nearby residence.
Upon arrival, officers encountered several individuals outside the residence. Officers identified the victim and the suspect. The suspect was later identified as Tommy Lee Walker, age 64, of Albert Lea.
The victim sustained a non-life-threatening stab wound to the back and was transported by Mayo Ambulance Service to Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea for treatment.
Preliminary information gathered during the investigation indicates that Walker and the victim are related, reside together, and have been involved in an ongoing dispute. The suspected weapon was recovered at the scene.
Walker was arrested and transported to the Freeborn County Adult Detention Center. The ALPD is requesting the following charges:
Felony second-degree assault
Felony third-degree assault
Misdemeanor domestic assault
Misdemeanor disorderly conduct
The ALPD was assisted at the scene by the Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office and Mayo Ambulance Service.
The case remains under investigation.
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The mission of the Albert Lea Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in Albert Lea by providing excellent public safety services through leadership, integrity, and collaborative partnerships with our community.
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Pretty sure , that's the 1000 block
Am I the only one who thinks this should be considered attempted murder? 🤷♀️ When you stab someone, you KNOW there’s a very real possibility that person could die. A knife isn’t something you accidentally use when you’re trying to hurt someone without serious consequences. If you wanted to slap someone, you’d slap them—you wouldn’t grab a knife and stab them. I understand that every case has to be judged on the specific facts and intent, but seriously… stabbing someone is an extremely dangerous act that can take a life in seconds. Why isn’t the possibility of murder taken more seriously in situations like this?
Oh fer petesake Tommy! Growup!
Was this outside of Bleachers?
Excellent JOB 💯 Officers!!!!!
What da' beef about, brotha...
Damn I just drove past em around 5 yesterday getting on a bike across from that racing store
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Thank you ALPD, FREEBORN SHERIFFS, AND MAYO AMBULANCE SERVICE.
I Wasn't there I Swear I Swear...!!🙄☎️
I can home from owatonna last night at 9. I seen the cops throw a bunch of stuff out of the building. Like electric scooters and different garbage.
Free uncle Tommy 💯💯
And then I feel like and then I feel like I just wanna shut my phone off
Is anyone providing anybody trauma support anywhere for this situation? Just curious. I feel like the sucks. I went out for a walk on along the beach with Ella and I heard 30 f****** sirens and then I felt like, well, I guess we'll go home and my husband's not at home. So that made me sad. So hmm, I don't really like being in this town with my little girl anymore, who's in agreement with that, who could I say, yeah, me, neither let's move.
Peaceful Albert Lea isn't so peaceful anymore
Don't miss Albert Lea Safety Day today, Sept. 15 from 4-6 p.m. at Morin Park (222 St. Mary Ave.). Meet local organizations, explore community resources, visit with first responders, and enjoy fun activities—including a bounce house!
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The events of September 11th transformed our country forever. Today, we pause to remember the nearly 3,000 innocent lives lost, the grieving families, and the brave first responders who rushed into harm's way without hesitation.
We honor the immense courage and ultimate sacrifice of those who answered the call when it mattered most.
As law enforcement officers, their legacy guides our service every single day. We remember. We honor. We never forget.
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Congratulations to Sergeant Sy Vanthavong, who was recently recognized with the Albert Lea Police Department Medal of Merit for his distinguished service with the SCDIU SWAT Team.
Sgt. Vanthavong recently concluded 18 years of SWAT service, including 10 years with the SCDIU SWAT Team, where he most recently served as a Team Leader. His leadership, professionalism, and commitment have made a lasting impact on the team and the communities it serves.
Congratulations, Sgt. Vanthavong, and thank you for your years of dedicated service.
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Congratulations brother!
Thank you!! Congratulations
Boa tarde
Congratulations from a born and raised Albert Lean!! Live in Alabama now.
Thank you for your dedicated community service!! We appreciate you Sy!! 🎉🙏🏼
Congratulations Sy
Congratulations!!! Thank you for all you do and all you brought to SCDIU!
Good job 👍😊
Nice work Sy!
Congratulations!!! A job well done!!🎉
Congratulations Sy!
Congratulations Sy. So proud of you!!!
Great job, AL is lucky to have you. Thank you for your service.
Thank You for keeping us all safe for all these years! Congratulations on your honor!
Congrats Sy and Thank you for your dedicated service!
Nice job
Congratulations!! Thank you for your service!! 🌟
Awesome Job Sy
Congratulations!!
Way to go Sy !
Exemplary service—thank you!
congratulations!
Congratulations Sy! Very well deserved!
Congrats Sy !!
FELICIDADES SY WE ARE PROUD OF YOU
We've all been there: it's 7:15 a.m., someone can't find a shoe, and you're already calculating how late you'll be for your 8:00 a.m. meeting. 🙋♂️🙋♀️
It's easy to let speed sneak up on you when you're racing against the clock, but speeding 5–10 mph over the limit only saves about a minute on a typical 10-mile city drive.
A stress-free commute starts the night before:
✨ Pack lunches and lay out clothes before bed.
✨ Check your GPS route before turning the key for overnight school zone changes.
✨ Give yourself a 10-minute buffer to handle red lights without the panic.
Let's keep our kids safe this school year. Slow down, stay focused, and help us drive Minnesota toward zero deaths. 💛
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My dad who drove semi for years always said “if you started late you’re just going to be late”. I follow the speed limit and have people passing me like I’m standing still. People really do need to just slow the heck down. Also don’t tailgate me!
Congratulations to Sgt. Steve Charboneau, who was recently awarded the Albert Lea Police Department Merit Award in recognition of his outstanding leadership and dedication as our Field Training Coordinator.
After 12 years leading the Field Training Program, Sgt. Charboneau recently passed the torch. During his tenure, he helped train approximately 33 new officers and played a major role in modernizing and strengthening our training program.
Thank you, Sgt. Charboneau, for the lasting impact you’ve made on our officers and our department.
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Congratulations! Thank you!!
Congratulations Sgt Charboneau!
Congratulations Sgt. Steve Charboneau
Sweeeeet ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ 💯💯💯 Very Well Deserved Officer!!!
Congratulations, Sgt! We love and appreciate you very much!
Congratulations Steve!
Congrats Steve!
Thank you for your service, Steve!
Yay Steve!!! Congratulations!!
Thank you for all that you do!
Thank you so much for your service! 
Congratulations!🎉
🙌🏼 Nice work Sgt. Charby!
Great job Steve! Well done!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Congratulations dude n thk u
Congratulations Charbs
Congrats! 👏💯
Congratulations, Steve!!
Well-deserved recognition!
Well deserved!
A great man doing great things! Thank you!
Congratulations Charby
Way to go Steve!!
Heck of a good guy!
Blueline gang
A LOCAL HERO STEPS UP WHEN SECONDS COUNT! Christy Baas received the Citizen Lifesaving Award from the Albert Lea Police Department at the Aug. 24 City Council meeting for her quick action that saved a child’s life. After noticing the child choking at Freeborn County Human Services, she immediately called 911 and administered the Heimlich maneuver, successfully dislodging the object.
Thank you, Christy, for your swift action!
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Great job Christy! We are lucky to have you in our community!!!
That is amazing way to go Christy god bless you!
Yay Christy!!! 🩷🩷 how amazing!
Christy you are awesome. Way to go.
We're grateful for people like you Christy!
Christy, your heart is full of compassion, and your actions saved a life. You're an inspiration and a blessing 🙌❤️
Thank you for saving that child!!💕
Wow! That is awesome Christy!
Quick thinking! Selfless, heroic action! Well deserved recognition!! ❤️
Yay Christy! 👏
Awesome!!!! 💕
So awesome Christy!! 😊
Nice job Christy Baas! Proud of you
Well done Christy!!!!
So awesome Christy Baas!! So glad you were there and could help!!
Well done hun!
Awesome, Bless you 👍
So happy for you getting this recognition. You are a hero! Thank the lord you were there.
Good work Christy!
Way to go Christy Baas! Thank you for stepping up when needed. Im very proud of you! Well deserved award.
You are incredible, Christy Baas! So happy you’ve been recognized for being so brave and stepping in, your big heart never goes unnoticed! ❤️
Aww well deserved!! Great job Christy Baas!
Well deserved Christy!!🩷
Awww congrats Christy Baas your so amazing
Way to go Christy!!! So awesome and absolutely deserved!
Throw Back Thursday: The ALPD's first female police officer. Article from the 3-3-1921 Freeborn County Standard.
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Where is Mrs.Doubtfire...??🥶🙄🤔👧
After nearly 12 years of dedicated service to the Albert Lea Police Department, we say thank you and farewell to Officer Dan Schmitt.
Dan served with the department from September 11, 2014, through August 14, 2026. During his career, he served as a Use of Force instructor, coaching and instructing numerous officers, was a member of the SWAT team, and played an important role in refining our Use of Force Team. As an Army veteran, Dan has continued his commitment to service throughout his career.
Thank you, Dan, for your dedication, leadership, and service to the Albert Lea community and to your fellow officers. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors! 🇺🇸👮♂
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IMO his face screams "just let me leave!"
Dang dog the nicest cop to ever arrest me. 😎
Another one bites the dust
What's next???
Congrats Dan!
Thank you for keeping us safe! Good luck in the future!
It was good working with you Dan. Best wishes in your future endeavors.
Thank you for an amazing career with ALPD! We appreciate you!
Good luck on future endeavors!
Congratulations Dan. I wish you the very best in your new career.
Congratulations Dan !!!!
Congratulations Dan!
Congratulations Dan Jack Schmitt
Thank you for everything you do each day keeping us safe.
We all thank you for both services and all the best on your next adventure!
Congratulations Dan !
Best wishes! Thanks for your services to our community!
Wishing Officer Dan Schmitt all the best in the next chapter of his life. Thank you Dan!
Thank you for your service and enjoy this next chapter of your life! 
Thank you so much for your service Dan, good luck on your new chapter in your life 👍
Congrats!
Good luck Dan.
Dan, I wish you the best of luck, although I'm certain you won't need it. Thank you very much with my training.
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Today the guys went to Infinite Recycling to train on forcible entry with different types of windows. They trained on windows that were intact (simulating a medical call) and then windows that were already damaged (simulating victim rescue).
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Thanks for always learning how to save our community. Albert Lea Fire Rescue IS AMAZING.
Red Ryder Camouflage...??🙀🛑🙀
We had a great night at Safety Day at Morin Park and hope you did too!
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Looks like fun
Thanks my kiddo loved it
Kids enjoyed every minute 😊
🙏🏻❤️🚒❤️🙏🏻
Love love
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Mark your calendars! We can't wait to see you for our annual open house next month!
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🔥 Fire Safety Education at Knutson Place! 🚒🔥
A big THANK YOU to the Albert Lea Fire Rescue Department for spending time with our Knutson Place team and providing hands-on fire safety education and training! ❤️
Our staff had the opportunity to review fire extinguisher use, emergency response procedures, and important fire safety practices to help us stay prepared and keep our tenants, visitors, and team members safe.
We truly appreciate our local firefighters for sharing their knowledge, answering questions, and helping us strengthen our emergency preparedness. Safety is a team effort, and we are grateful for our community partners! 👨🚒🧯
Albert Lea Fire Rescue
#KnutsonPlace #AlbertLeaFireRescue #FireSafety #EmergencyPreparedness #StaffTraining #AssistedLiving #SafetyFirst #AlbertLeaMN ❤️🔥🚒
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Awesome job
August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day.
Did you know that our department carries Nalaxone (Narcan) for calls involving overdose?
Overdoses can be intentional or unintentional and can be fatal and non-fatal.
Follow these links from the Penington Institute Initiative to learn more:
www.overdoseday.com/overdose-basics/
www.overdoseday.com/overdose-prevention/
www.overdoseday.com/facts-stats/
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A HUGE congrats to our 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten achievers! Amazing job readers! 🎉📚
So far we've had over 50 kids signed up and over 12,000 books have been read! What a great community of little readers we have!
If you have a child that would like to participate, stop by the Children's Library, pick up your packet, and get started today! 📚
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Congratulations 📚⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The library essentials: tote bag, bookmarks, books, library card.
A successful library haul? We’d say so! 📚
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Just a little reminder of when you can come visit us at the library. 📚✨
Monday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Thursday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Screenshot this for your next library run!
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These ads are awesome!!
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, so if you’ve been looking for a sign to finally get one… this is it! 📚🪪
Enjoy:
Books
Audiobooks
Magazines
Hot Spots
State Park Passes
Discovery Kits
Tonies
and so much more!
To sign up for a card, stop by the library with:
A photo ID with your current address in Freeborn County
OR
A photo ID + a piece of mail showing your address in Freeborn County
OR
Two pieces of mail showing your current address in Freeborn County
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Love the Hoopla Ap!
This week at the Albert Lea Public Library, join us for Choose Your Own Book Club, Tween and Teen Drop In Crafts, Pokémon Club, and more!
For more details and a full listing of all our events, head to our online calendar: alplonline.org/events-calendar/
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Just because the kids are back in school doesn’t mean we’re done learning!📚
Whether you want to learn how to invest, grow a garden, speak a new language, pick up a new hobby (you know how we feel about our grandma hobbies 😉), or finally get started on that restoration project, we’ve got resources for that.
Stop by the library and see what you can discover or visit the non-fiction section on our catalog to view the new non-fiction books we've added to our collection.
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Some of our staff were pretty good at this game...others, not so much! 😂
Learn about all the resources and programs mentioned on our website: alplonline.org
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Join us for our last Storywalk of 2026 at Frank Hall Park! 📚
Thank you to everyone who went on a Storywalk this year! Let us know in the comments which one was your favorite and where you would want to see them next year!
¡Acompáñanos en nuestro último Storywalk de 2026 en Frank Hall Park! 📚
¡Gracias a todos los que participaron en un Storywalk este año! ¡Cuéntanos en los comentarios cuál fue tu favorito y dónde te gustaría verlos el próximo año!
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APPROVED: At its Sept. 14 meeting, the Albert Lea City Council voted to:
- Provide a grant and loan agreement with Carrington Capital/Company of Nevada and California, owner of the Northbridge Mall. As part of the Main Corridor Urban Renewal Program, the matching grant of up to $15,200 will go toward parking lot improvements. The council also voted to loan $50,000 to the mall owner, at 5.23% interest over 5 years, from the city’s economic development loan fund. The city established this fund to help create and retain private-sector jobs as well as increase the tax base. If Carrington creates and retains 5 jobs through Nov. 1, 2031, then the city will forgive the loan.
- Designate Oct. 10 as cleanup day when city residents may dispose of items for free or reduced rates at the Transfer Station
To learn more:
- Contact your city councilor at www.cityofalbertlea.org/government/city-council
- Read the agenda packet at www.cityofalbertlea.org/government/city-council
- Watch the meeting online: www.youtube.com/cityofalbertlea ... See MoreSee Less
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Why? What’s the benefit to the taxpayers?
50k loan and then forgiveness to create 5 jobs over 5 years? Am I reading that correctly?
The mall has nothing in it???? lol 😂
Why are we loaning them money? Loan forgiveness after 5 years to create 5 jobs? Doesn’t make sense to me. Is this why property taxes are goes up again to pay for so called loans “ handouts/free money”? Why are you having city cleanup day the same weekend as citywide garage sales?
These people suck
While I’m not terribly loving public money being loaned and then forgiven-5 jobs will be far more money into the community than the loan was worth long term….5 jobs worth of tax base, plus they likely will live here. Which means 5 more people paying property taxes, 5 more buying groceries, goods, and services….even at minimal money per job that’s still probably 20-50k per job made per year, low end $100k, high end $250k worth of extra revenue in town sounds like a fair trade for one $50k loan… The bigger question I have is if the mall can actually do that sustainability wise-the place is empty because their rent costs are insane from what I’ve seen.
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Unfortunately due to the upcoming weather, the Viva la Independencia event scheduled for Friday, Sept. 18 has been cancelled. ... See MoreSee Less
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At night, the glowing fountains of New Denmark Park on Bridge Avenue beautifully illuminate the scene against the backdrop of the water tower. Visit all 40+ Albert Lea parks by finding them at www.cityofalbertlea.org/departments/parks/parks-trails-fun-spots/
Las Vegas...??🙀🍒🌳🍒🙀
Street Closure Alert
Crews begin work on the Songbird Trail Thursday, Sept. 17.
To complete sidewalk modifications and trail work at the Fountain Street, First Avenue, and Summer Avenue intersections, crews will close First Avenue between Clark Street and Fountain Street for about one week. Expect periodic flaggers directing traffic on Fountain Street and Summer Avenue.
Plan for detours and watch for changing traffic patterns through the work zone.
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Sept. 16, 2026
Media contact: Albert Lea Police Sgt. Steve Charboneau at 507.377.5200
Albert Lea man arrested following reported stabbing
On Sept. 15, 2026, at approximately 9:11 p.m., officers with the Albert Lea Police Department (ALPD) were dispatched to the 1000 block of South Broadway Avenue following a report of a possible stabbing. Initial information indicated that a man had entered a nearby business to report that a stabbing may have occurred at a nearby residence.
Upon arrival, officers encountered several individuals outside the residence. Officers identified the victim and the suspect. The suspect was later identified as Tommy Lee Walker, age 64, of Albert Lea.
The victim sustained a non-life-threatening stab wound to the back and was transported by Mayo Ambulance Service to Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea for treatment.
Preliminary information gathered during the investigation indicates that Walker and the victim are related, reside together, and have been involved in an ongoing dispute. The suspected weapon was recovered at the scene.
Walker was arrested and transported to the Freeborn County Adult Detention Center. The ALPD is requesting the following charges:
Felony second-degree assault
Felony third-degree assault
Misdemeanor domestic assault
Misdemeanor disorderly conduct
The ALPD was assisted at the scene by the Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office and Mayo Ambulance Service.
The case remains under investigation.
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Prosecute on all charges for maximum sentence. Enough with the gentle parenting and catch and release policy.
I hope you caught the asshole that sped down our dead-end road last night!
Check out this week's events! Don't miss Albert Lea Safety Day today, Sept. 15 from 4-6 p.m. at Morin Park (222 St. Mary Ave.). Meet local organizations, explore community resources, visit with first responders, and enjoy fun activities—including a bounce house! ... See MoreSee Less
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This week at the Albert Lea Public Library, come in for Choose Your Own Book Club, Tween and Teen Drop In Crafts, Pokémon Club, and more!
For more details and a full listing of events, head to: alplonline.org/events-calendar/This week at the Albert Lea Public Library, join us for Choose Your Own Book Club, Tween and Teen Drop In Crafts, Pokémon Club, and more!
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Line the streets for the Nation of Patriots Tour! 🇺🇸🏍️
Grab your flags and welcome home the Nation of Patriots Tour as this national relay raises funds for veterans and their families!
📍 Saturday, Sept. 19
🏁 12:30 p.m.: Procession enters on Hwy 13 and stages at Bomgaars (1721 W. Main St.)
🏍️ Parade: Route heads toward Bergdale Harley-Davidson (905 E. Plaza St.)
🇺🇸 1 p.m.: Main ceremony & food at Bergdale Harley-Davidson
As Mayor Rich Murray says: "Let’s get people out on the different boulevards along the parade route and make sure we’re all waving our flags."
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Gosh I miss those runs and Harig's poker/charity runs too, until my back gave out and now I just get to watch is all.😢
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Part 2 of 3! 📸 We received 90+ incredible photos for World Photography Day, so we’re sharing them across a 3-part series. Catch Part 1 on our page, dive into Part 2 today, and stay tuned for Part 3 next week! ... See MoreSee Less
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Yes, we are a beautiful city. Be proud to sat you live here. Beautiful pghotos. Thanks
So fortunate to live in a clean beautiful peaceful place