The Laurence Doten Story | A Minnesota Lawman's Final Call

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The Laurence Doten Story | A Minnesota Lawman's Final Call

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On August 24, 1930, U.S. Immigrant Inspector Laurence E. Doten from Minnesota made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting America's northern border. Assigned to inspect passengers aboard a Canadian National Railway train near Emo, Ontario, Inspector Doten was unexpectedly confronted by fugitive Emerick Franette and was mortally wounded in the ensuing attack. Fellow Inspector Lawrence C. Jones was also killed. Though nearly a century has passed, Inspector Doten's bravery, professionalism, and devotion to duty continue to inspire those who serve on the front lines of border security today.

With the help of Laurence's grandson Roland Doten, granddaughter Jody Wilson, and Retired Immigrations Agent in Charge Bob Tuttle, we are honored to share his story. Check out photos and more on his memorial page at www.officerdownmemorialpodcast.com/laurence-doten.

Laurence Doten answered his country's call not once, but twice—first as a soldier on the battlefields of France, and later as a United States Immigration Inspector along the Canadian border.

While his service is over, our duty to remember is not.
This episode is sponsored by our friends at Law Enforcement Labor Services, Inc.

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