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Using handheld scanners, they’ll be tracking inventory from its current spaces to the new storage areas. Workampers are needed to help move existing inventory to a new climate-controlled product distribution center down the road from the current location. The company is a world-class electronics distribution company. One of their clients, Digi-Key, is moving into a new location in Thief River Falls, Minn., which is about an hour east of Grand Forks. Trish Parker works for Express Professionals in Grand Forks, N.D. I closed last week’s show by saying I’d be interviewing a Workamper this week who produces curriculum from her RV, but I’ll need to change that up because there is an immediate need for 300 Workampers to work on a moving project in Minnesota. Subscribe: Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS

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Pennington County Attorney Seamus Duffy filed three charges against Benitez-Estremera including two 2nd degree murder charges – one with intent and one without.Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Benitez-Estremera’s girlfriend told law enforcement that he told her he felt threatened by Opdahl and felt a “negative force” from him. He claimed in a formal interview with a Bureau of Criminal Apprehension agent that he did not know Opdahl. Opdahl’s body was discovered by the employee about three minutes later.īenitez-Estremera was located and arrested by police officers at an apartment just after midnight on Wednesday, where he was arrested. Benitez-Estremera then goes to his car and washes his hands with water from a jug in his trunk.īenitez-Estremera’s girlfriend, who worked at Digi-Key, is seen exiting the building about ten minutes after the attack ends and getting into Benitez-Estremera’s car, which then leaves the property. In his final attempt to get away, Opdahl is seen running down a sidewalk on the building’s east side and Benitez-Estremera picking up a broken sign-post and using it to hit Opdahl even after Opdahl falls and becomes motionless. Opdahl is seen attempting to protect himself from the blows and trying to go back into the building numerous times during the attack but being prevented from doing so by Benitez-Estremera. When Opdahl tries to re-enter the building, the footage shows Benitez-Estremera grab him by the neck and slam him into the windshield of the car, then punch, kick, and stomp on him repeatedly for over two minutes. Investigators found articles of clothing in a garbage can nearby with blood on them, and a blood trail going from Opdahl’s body to the parking lot and near Digi-Key’s public entrance.Īdam said a review of the company’s surveillance cameras shows Opdahl, who appeared to have exited the building for a smoke and coffee break, standing near Benitez-Estremera’s car for about ten seconds before Benitez-Estremera exits the car and approaches Opdahl, knocking the cigarette and a cup out of his hands, and punching him. There was a large amount of blood coming from Opdahl’s head and a sign-post with blood on it laying across his legs. When a sheriff’s deputy arrived, he determined that Ohdahl was dead. The employee discovered Opdahl’s body when she went out for a smoke break. In court documents, Thief River Falls Police Chief Marissa Adam said the initial 911 came in from a Digi-Key employee just after 10:00 p.m. The victim has been identified as Steven Opdahl of Oklee, Minn. The statement of probable cause attached to the criminal complaint against 32-year-old Benitez-Estremera says he admitted in an interview with officers to assaulting a person he did not know but who he believed to be “contaminated and needed to be taken out of the system.” (KFGO) – Prosecutors in Pennington County, Minnesota have filed formal charges against Jorge Benitez-Estremera in the beating death of an employee of Digi-Key Electronics on the company’s property in Thief River Falls on Tuesday night.

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