Tom Olsen
Reporter at Duluth News Tribune
Award-losing @duluthnews reporter covering crime, courts, cops and chaos.
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1 day ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Tom Olsen
DULUTH — A man was charged Wednesday with fatally stabbing another man and setting fire to his residence last summer. Tyler Walter Edwards, 25, was charged by the St. Louis County Attorney's Office with intentional second-degree murder and first-degree arson in the death of Maxton Keith Gudowski, 25, in the Lakeside neighborhood. Gudowski's body was found after first responders were called to a fire on the 600 block of 47th Avenue East in the early morning of July 25.
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1 day ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Tom Olsen
VIRGINIA — An international search is continuing for a former Iron Range bus driver accused of sexually assaulting a student. Jan Musch, 57, formerly of Virginia, is believed to be in his native Netherlands, authorities wrote in a filing last week. He has been wanted for over a year after failing to appear in court to face two felony charges.
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2 days ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Tom Olsen
DULUTH — A Brevator Township couple is facing multiple charges in what a prosecutor described as an “absolutely horrific” case of child sexual abuse. Roger Eugene Collins Jr., 34, and Laura Anne Leimer, 37, are accused of crimes spanning multiple years against a child under the age of 14. According to court documents: The victim disclosed the abuse to another adult, who in turn called 911 on April 14.
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2 days ago |
varden.no | Tom Olsen
Det er viden kjent at humøret til nordmenn henger tett sammen med været. Når sola skinner, smiler vi til hverandre. Vi er ute, vi hilser, vi småprater. Alt føles litt lettere. Men når regnet siler ned og vinden blåser surt rundt hushjørnene, senker humøret seg hos de fleste. Vi trekker hetta over hodet, ser ned i bakken og skynder oss inn. Likevel finnes det noen som trosser dette mønsteret. Noen som møter oss med et smil – uansett vær. De står der i butikkene.
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1 week ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Tom Olsen
VIRGINIA — The man reportedly responsible for stabbing an Iron Range business owner as part of a murder plot nearly four years ago was sentenced Thursday. Dylan Thomas Peterson, 33, of Grand Rapids, received three years for his aiding and abetting second-degree assault conviction in the July 2021 stabbing of Leah Bodas in Babbitt. The sentence, however, is on top of two others he is already serving for unrelated Iron Range stabbings — bringing his total prison term to 13 years.
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Overheard on the scanner: "There's a large pig on their porch. They don't know how it got there or where it belongs."
A burglar allegedly broke into a Cloquet church and left a garden hose running for some 11 hours before the lead pastor showed up and found it "raining" in the basement." https://t.co/ypewmLRYmM
A 90-page racial bias audit released Wednesday did not recommend any sweeping changes to the Duluth Police Department. But it did provide a blueprint for changes that could reduce bias, ensure inclusivity and promote public accountability. https://t.co/3hwsUq4nOf
