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CHAPTER

CHAT

Erstad presented on the chal-

lenges and importance of

developing young men for

success. The similarities between

athletics and law enforcement

in his presentation hit home to

those in attendance. Once again,

this FBINAA Nebraska Chapter

Training Event provided a great

opportunity for our membership

to network with other law en-

forcement executives. Thanks to

our Chapter Board for a success-

ful and well-attended event.

NEW JERSEY

n

NA graduate

Steven Tal-

lard

, Session 234, was named

Director of the the New Jersey

Division of Parole.

SESSION 251

n

Classmates from the

251st

Session

got together in Pensac-

ola Beach, Florida in September

2016. This was the fourth annual

reunion for this bunch, next year

they are heading to the Cape

Cod area.

NEW YORK/EASTERN

CONNECTICUT

n

Joe Gannon

, NA126 NYPD

Retired; NYSEC President

2011and

Frank Smith

, NYPD

Retired NA 157 attended the

New Jersey Conference.

n

Deputy Chief

Jason Helfer

just graduated from class 265.

With that

Deputy Chief Helfer

,

Deputy Chief

Rick Downs

(257)

and myself (252) are all FBINA

graduates. As Chief of Police I am

very proud of this accomplish-

ment and I thank the FBI and the

FBINA for the opportunity.

NORTHWEST

n

The Northwest Chapter host-

ed its

6th annual pistol shoot

September 16th at the FBI/

University of MN Police Dept.

Range. It was a little rainy early

on, but a good time, followed by

a barbeque, was had by all.

In case you are not familiar,

the shoot has been open to

any law enforcement officer

interested in participating, but

we’ve established two shooter

categories; NA graduate and

non-NA grad. While there are

some doggone good shooters

in the NA ranks, most of the rest

of us would probably rather not

compete against a 25 year-old

SWAT cop who spends all his

or her free time competing in

obstacle races while shooting

guns!

This year Bloomington Police

Dept. Commander

Kevin Her-

man

, 241st Session, took home

top shooter among the NA

graduates. Among the non-

NA grad competitors, Hopkins

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Nebraska Chapter members at the Fall Luncheon/Training.

(L-R) Insp. Joe Galluci, NYPD; D/Chief Steve O’Brien, NYPD; Chief Marty Flatley, Southold PD; Chief

John Brogan, Mount Kisco PD; D/Chief Randy Mineo, Port Washington Pd. (ret).

(L-R): Deputy Chief Rick Downs (257), Chief Patrick Phelan (252) and Deputy Chief Jason Helfer (265),

Greece PD (NY)

Session 251 Reunion: (L-R) Jeff Golden (CT), Larry Aiken (FL), Al Stoeckel (IL), Alan Melvin (NC),

Paul Magee (MA), Vern Foli (IL), Brad Smith (FL).

Chapter VP Bob Lausten (252) presents Coach

Erstad with a Chapter license plate.

(L-R) Joe Gannon, NA126 NYPD Retired;

NYSEC President 2011, Frank Smith, NYPD

Retired NA 157.