Mike Roe

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  www.thescubastop.com//archive/index.php/t-932.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/6/2004    Last Visited: 10/4/2009  

  Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Deputy Mike Roe said he may find out today if the numbers on the plane's tail match FAA and Army records.
  
  "Until the military puts its stamp of approval on it, it's still in limbo," said Roe, adding that the plane eventually may be raised, preserved and placed in a museum.

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  www.johnsonunite.org/jcnews3.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/1/2005    Last Visited: 3/27/2006  

  Officers participating in the raids were Chief Larry Vanhoose, Holbrook, Arms, Officer Mike Roe, Brian Kidd, Steve Sluss and Daniel Mowry.
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  Officer Jason Arms and Mike Roe were following up on a complaint of alleged drug activity at the Stafford Springs residence when they smelled a strong odor of fumes associated with the production of the drug, according to a press release from the department.

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  AP Wire | 01/29/2005 | Pastors help law enforcement... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2004    Last Visited: 1/29/2005  

  WILLMAR, Minn. - The Rev. Paul McCullough of Willmar was one of the first people called after Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Deputy Mike Roe was accidentally shot in the leg while he and other officers executed a search warrant last summer in Swift Falls.
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  Roe was taken by ambulance to the Swift County-Benson Hospital and later airlifted to North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale.Meanwhile, McCullough helped Barbara and her daughter prepare for a safe drive to the cities to see Mike.
  
  Roe, county water safety officer, said McCullough provided moral support.
  
  "My wife is very good in emergency situations," said Roe.
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  "We have the responsibility to notify next of kin," said Roe.

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  Archived News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/11/2004    Last Visited: 3/2/2005  

  Mike Roe, who served for many years as the county's water safety deputy, says he'll be tied to a desk at first.Roe says sheriff Dan Hartog has been very accommodating in finding work Roe could do as he continues his recovery.Roe was hit by a shotgun blast above his right knee by a fellow Critical Incident Response Team member as they entered the house in Swift Falls June 8th, looking for a suspect in a Michigan cop-killing.He says a metal rod has replaced his damaged bone, and a lot of his rehab work involves stretching.Roe says he recently got some feeling and movement back in his right foot, but he says chances are he'll never be able to move his foot "up" due to nerve damage.

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  Archived News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/6/2004    Last Visited: 9/26/2005  

  Former Kandiyohi County Deputy Mike Roe says by examining the plane and it's gauges, they hope to possibly determine why it plunged into the lake on a foggy Tuesday, October 14th 1958.
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  Roe says Carey was returning from a mission in Rochester, and investigators will try to see if differences in air pressure may have caused some of Carey's gauges to read incorrectly.
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  Roe says other than some minor rust and algae, the plane is in surprisingly good condition.Roe says the dashboard of the plane is ruined, but inside they found the logbook, headphones and some personal effects of the pilot which have been returned to his family members.

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  Archived News 2001 - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 6/30/2009  

  SPICER - Two areas of Green Lake will be treated on Thursday for Eurasian watermilfoil, said Kandiyohi County water safety officer Mike Roe.
  
  One area to be treated will be near Saulsbury Beach in Spicer and the other area will be on the northwest shore of Green Lake. Both areas will be treated with an aquatic herbicide early Thursday morning.
  
  After the chemical is applied, no swimming is recommended in those areas for 24 hours, said Roe. Saulsbury Beach will be closed Thursday and will reopen on Friday.
  
  This will be the second year in a row that Green Lake has been treated for Eurasian watermilfoil, said Roe.

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  CAUS Fireballs, 1/25/99 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/25/1999    Last Visited: 1/4/2002  

  Mike Roe, a Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Department water deputy, walked out to the Willmar holes late Thursday afternoon.He said his first inclination is to believe the holes were "naturally occurring," but said he's not willing to "rule out anything," including the possibility the holes may be some anomaly.Roe, who is planning to participate in the dive on Tadd Lake on Saturday, said he'll be more inclined to investigate the Foot Lake holes if something unusual is discovered in Atwater.

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  Investigators say recovered plane in surprisingly good... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/22/2005    Last Visited: 8/23/2005  

  Former Kandiyohi County Deputy Mike Roe says by examining the Cessna L-19 "Birddog" and its gauges, they hope to determine why it plunged into the lake on a foggy day in 1958.
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  Roe says Carey was returning from Rochester, and investigators will try to see if differences in air pressure may have caused some of Carey's gauges to read incorrectly.
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  Roe says that other than some minor rust and algae, the plane is in surprisingly good condition.He says the dashboard is ruined, the logbook headphones and some personal effects of the pilot have been returned to his children.

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  KMSP.tv: Local News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/21/2004    Last Visited: 6/21/2004  

  SPICER, Minn. (AP) Mike Roe will be spending a lot of the summer sitting on his living room couch, looking out the window onto his back yard and the lake behind it.He'd rather be working.
  
  Roe, a Kandiyohi County sheriff's deputy, and other members of the county's Critical Incident Response Team stormed a Swift Falls home June 8, looking for the suspected killer of a suburban Detroit police officer who they thought might be holed up there.
  
  He remembers the morning clearly: hiding behind a van in the yard, walking stealthily by a garage, getting ready at the front door and raiding the house.
  
  "As I'm going through the door, I hear a bang," he said.
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  "I hollered that I'd been hit and called for the medics," Roe said.
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  "This could have been a fatal," Roe said."I honestly owe my life to the team."
  
  The suspect wasn't there.Roe was airlifted to North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale, where he spent 10 days undergoing surgery to reconstruct his leg.
  
  As soon as he could use a phone, Roe said, he made two calls: one to Felt, to thank him for saving his life and one to Rob Twedt, whose gun accidentally discharged.
  
  "I told him not to worry about it," Roe said."I'll heal."
  
  Twedt visited Roe a few days later.
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  "He came down and we had a good time," Roe said."By the end we could joke about it."
  
  Roe faces an uncertain recovery.Doctors aren't sure if he'll regain feeling in his foot and won't guess how long the healing might take.
  
  Six weeks from now, Roe hopes he will be down to one crutch.He hopes he can go back to work, which he was told was possible.
  
  For 29 years, he's been in law enforcement and has handled water safety.
  
  "I'm not ready to retire.I'm having too much fun," he said."I have two boats, a jet ski and two snowmobiles; who wants to give up that job?"
  
  Sheriff Dan Hartog expects Roe will be back.

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  KRBB-FM 97.9 Wichita - The Right Mix - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/25/2003    Last Visited: 7/24/2004  

  Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Deputy Mike Roe said he may find out if the numbers on the plane's tail match FAA and Army records.
  
  "Until the military puts its stamp of approval on it, it's still in limbo," said Roe, adding that the plane eventually may be raised, preserved and placed in a museum.

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