Ryan Sheak News Today

In the days since a gunman killed two Burnsville police officers and a firefighter, people have been asking White Bear Lake officer Ryan Sheak how he’s doing. A year ago, a man shot Sheak when he and other White Bear Lake officers went to arrest the man on a felony warrant. After undergoing surgery, Sheak returned to work about six months later, though he’s still recovering from his injuries. ...

Assaults on officers in Minnesota were up 152 percent last year compared to 2019.

Assaults on officers in Minnesota were up 152 percent last year compared to 2019.

Assaults on officers in Minnesota were up 152 percent last year compared to 2019.

Assaults on officers in Minnesota were up 152 percent last year compared to 2019.

Assaults on officers in Minnesota were up 152 percent last year compared to 2019.

Assaults on officers in Minnesota were up 152 percent last year compared to 2019.

Before we say goodbye to 2023 and hello to 2024, it is a tradition of the White Bear Press to look back at some of the most memorable stories of

The Ramsey County Attorney’s Office determined that criminal charges are not warranted in a non-fatal shooting during a standoff last winter in White Bear Lake.

Daniel Loren Holmgren Jr., 34, was not hit by the shots that officer Ryan Sheak and Sgt. Eric Gadbois fired after Holmgren emerged from his apartment bedroom and began firing his handgun on Jan. 24.