Deputy Sheriff Bradley Alan Anderson

Deputy Sheriff Bradley Alan Anderson | St. Louis County Sheriff's Office, Minnesota
St. Louis County Sheriff's Office, Minnesota
Deputy Sheriff Bradley Alan Anderson

St. Louis County Sheriff's Office, Minnesota

End of Watch Monday, September 2, 2002

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Bradley Alan Anderson

Deputy Sheriff Bradley Anderson was killed when the patrol car he was riding in collided with a minivan while he was responding to an emergency call at a group home at 1030 hours.

The accident occurred on County Road 100 in White Township. Deputy Anderson's partner was seriously injured and taken to a local hospital.

Deputy Anderson had been a member of the St. Louis County Sheriff's Office for 11 years, and had been with the Alaska State Troopers for an additional ten years. He is survived by his wife, two sons, parents, brother, and sister.

Bio

  • Age 50
  • Tour 21 years
  • Badge 5186

Incident Details

  • Cause Automobile crash
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Brad. Today is May 15th, National Peace Officer Memorial Day. I participated in a Memorial Procession, in Duluth, to honor our fallen brothers and sisters. I heard your name announced and it brought me back to September 2nd, your EOW. I remember rolling up on the scene that day. I remember you helping me with a burglary scene. Complimenting me over the radio after a "nice pinch", and I remember you stopping me on Hwy 4 while I was heading home after a long shift.....you asked me if I had a fresh cup of coffee in my thermos...as I complimented you on your hiding spot. Needless to say Brad....You are not forgotten.

Sgt. Brent Donahue
St. Louis Co. Sheriff's Office

May 16, 2020

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