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Female Cop Gets Promoted For Outstanding Service To Public

 Sgt. Caisee Sandusky


Caisee Sandusky started her career as an officer with the Minot Police
Department in March 2008. She was promoted to Senior Officer in March 2012
and became one of the original two School Resource Officers assigned to Minot
Public Schools in January 2014. Caisee was promoted to Master Officer in January
2021. 


Officer Sandusky has played an integral role in the SRO Program in our community
and across the state. Her passion for youth in our community is a strength we
hope to empower her to foster with the rest of our team members and help
educate the officers and community members about the challenges our children
face in 2022 and in the coming years.


Prior to her assignment to the schools, Officer Sandusky was assigned to patrol
where she was a Field Training Officer and Bike Patrol Officer.
Sgt. Caisee Sandusky was promoted to sergeant this afternoon during a ceremony
held at the Minot Police Department.  

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