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Local Police Officer Chosen as Minnesota Wild’s Hero of the Game

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jennifer Lewerenz
Nov 29, 2023 | 6:10 AM
Sartell Police Department Facebook

(KNSI) — A Sartell Police Officer received a hero’s welcome at the Minnesota Wild game Tuesday night in St. Paul.

Officer Jordan Miller was nominated and selected to be named the Hero of the Game for his tireless efforts in traffic safety, particularly with DWI enforcement, according to the department’s Facebook page. Those efforts, along with his “consistent positive attitude and work ethic,” helps Officer Miller and the other men and women in the department’s patrol division consistently deliver, thanks to all of their hard work. The post says the community is lucky to have Miller on the team.


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