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Resided: WA, USA
Born: Unk  
Fallen: Sep. 25, 1855
Race/Sex: Caucasian Male / 29 yrs. of age
Agency
Dept: Bureau of Indian Affairs Police
WA   USA
Dept. Type: Federal/Police
Hero's Rank: Indian Agent
Sworn Date: Unk
FBI Class: Homicide - Knife
Weapon Class: Knife
On The Job: 2 years
Bio: Not Available
Fatal Incident Summary
Offender: No Info
Location: WA   USA   Tue. Sep. 25, 1855
Summary: Agent Andrew Bolon was stabbed to death after being attacked by several Indians in Washington state (modern day Klickitat County, Washington, about 9 miles north of Goldendale). He had gone to investigate possible murders when he encountered a group of Indians in Yakama Valley. As he began to ride with them one of the Indians told the Chief that Agent Bolon was responsible for the hangings of several tribe members.

The Indians were speaking in their native language and Agent Bolon could not hear what they were saying. There was much debate between the Indians on whether or not to kill Agent Bolon but the Chief ordered them to kill him. After the Indians stopped they created a fire and as Agent Bolon warmed his hands he was attacked and had his throat slit. His body was never recovered. Many of the attackers were later shot and killed by soldiers.

This incident, among others, led to the conflict known as the Puget Sound Wars or Yakima Wars of 1855-56 which included the Battle of Seattle.

Agent Bolon had served with the agency for 2 years. He was survived by his expectant wife, daughter, sister, and brother.p

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