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CHAPTER
CHAT
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Captain
BarryWilson
helped
carry the flame of hope on the
Final Leg of the Torch Run to the
Opening Games of the World
Winter Games for Special Olym-
pics in Austria. He along with
133 other law enforcement offi-
cers, many of whom were FBINA
graduates, traveled across 2929
miles of Austria through 47 cit-
ies to the opening ceremonies.
This effort not only showed the
LEO commitment, but also the
international outreach of FBINA
and it graduates in supporting
Special Olympics and positive
initiatives for law enforcement.
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ARIZONA
5.11 OPENING
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Several members of the
Executive Board were able to
attend the grand opening of the
new
Phoenix 5.11 store
recently.
5.11 has been a good partner
to the FBINA, both locally and
nationally.
NEW GRADUATES
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Congratulations to our latest
NA graduates from the Arizona
Chapter:
Session 268
•
Lt. James Gregory
Prescott Valley PD
•
Cmdr. Doug Steele
Captain Barry Wilson helped carry the flame of hope on the Final Leg of the Torch Run to the Opening
Games of the World Winter Games for Special Olympics in Austria.
The Law Enforcement Torch Run in Ketchikan, Alaska. Our members, Chief of Police Joseph White and
Deputy Chief Josh Dossett of the Ketchikan Police Department participated. Joe is a graduate of Session
#254 and Josh is a graduate of Session #238. Josh serves on the Training Committee.
Alaska State Trooper Chad Goeden, Commander of the State Trooper Training Academy, graduate of
the Session #266 and current Southeast Vice President of the Alaska Chapter got his entire academy class
involved in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. Chad is pictured on the far right.
The Law Enforcement Torch Run starting in Fairbanks. Organizer Alaska State Trooper Captain Barry Wilson is pictured second from the right. Fourteen communities across the State of Alaska all ran simultaneously to
raise money and awareness for Special Olympics.
Barry is providing much encouragement for the
youth participating.
Anchorage Police Department Chief Justin Doll,
Session #260 (R) runs to the finish line along
with Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz.