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Wisconsin Conservation Wardens
Killed In The Line Of Duty

 
 
  • J. B. Carter - was killed in a automobile accident. July 30, 1923
  • Michael Kleist - was killed in a automobile accident. July 14, 1924
  • Alfred P. Vanderkelen - was killed in a boating accident. November 6, 1928
  • Einar Johnson - was shot and killed while attempting to arrest a poacher who was also shot, but lived. May 17, 1929
  • William A. Riebe - was killed when he was struck by a train. June 19, 1930
  • Edgar L. Alderman - was killed in an automobile accident. July 22, 1933
  • Albert Lee - was killed in an automobile accident. July 18, 1934
  • Albert E. Reif - was shot and killed while checking deer hunters. November 18, 1942
  • Mark H. Russell Jr. - was killed in a boating accident. May 21, 1955
  • Robert B. Markle - was killed in an automobile accident. May 8, 1966
  • Neil L. LaFave was a Wisconsin game technician with special conservation warden credentials when he was shot and killed by a violator in the Sensiba Wildlife Area in Brown County on September 24, 1971.
  • Andrew A. Krakow - was shot and killed by a 13 year old boy while assisting the sheriffs department on a domestic disturbance call. June 5, 1990
  • Patrick Douglas Warner - died of a cerebral hemorrhage after a training exercise. May 24, 1993

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