Name Last Title Agency Street Address City State ZIP Telephone Email
Steven Areges LieutenantWest Des Moines Police Department
250 Mills Civic Pkwy West Des Moin IA 50265 515-222-3341 [email protected]
Anthony Ballantini Sergeant Des Moines Police Department 25 E 1st Street Des Moines IA 50309 515-283-4811 [email protected]
Daniel Banks Chief Tripoli Police Department 303 South Main Tripoli IA 50676 319-882-4300 [email protected]
Doug Beaird Chief Burlington Police Department 424 Nth 3rd Burlington IA 52601 319 753-8354 [email protected]
Scott BecknerPublic Safety Director
University of Iowa Police Department
808 Universty Capital Centre Iowa City IA 52242 319-335-5026 [email protected]
Ray Beltran Chief Eagle Grove Police Department 210 E Broadway, PO Box 165 Eagle Grove IA 50533-0165515-851-5416 [email protected]
Sean BerryActing U.S. Attorney
United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Iowa
111 Seventh Avenue SE, Box 1 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319-363-6333
Matt Breckon DetectiveDes Moines County Sheriff's Office
512 N Main Street, Suite 2 Burlington IA 52601 319-753-8212 [email protected]
Jeff Brinkley Chief Mason City Police Department 78 S Georgia Ave Mason City IA 50401 641-421-2715 [email protected]
Mark Bullock Department of Public Safety 808 University Capitol Centre Iowa City IA 52242
Robert Burdess Chief Newton Police Department 101 W 4th Street South Newton IA 50208 641-791-0850 [email protected]
Brad Burke Chief Carroll Police Department 112 E 5th Street Carroll IA 51401 712-792-3536 [email protected]
William Campbell Captain Iowa City Police Department 410 East Washington Street Iowa City IA 52240 319-356-5275 [email protected]
Timothy Carmody Chief Council Bluffs Police Department 227 S 6th Street Council Bluffs IA 51503 402-740-9041 [email protected]
Bill Clarahan Coralville Police Department 1503 5th Street, PO Box 5911 Coralville IA 52241
Frank Clark Chief Harlan Police Department 711 Durant Street, PO Box 650 Harlan IA 51537 712-755-5151 [email protected]
Charles Cychosz Chief Ames Police Department 515 Clark Ave Ames IA 50010 515-239-5130 [email protected]
William DaggettChief/Director of Public Safety
Van Meter Police Department 505 Grant Street, PO Box 160 Van Meter IA 50261 515-202-4154 [email protected]
Mark Dalsing Chief Dubuque Police Department 770 Iowa Street, PO Box 875 Dubuque IA 52001 563-589-4410 [email protected]
Steve Davis Harlan Police Department 711 Durant Street, PO Box 650 Harlan IA 51537
Pete DeeganCriminal Chief
United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Iowa
111 Seventh Avenue SE, Box 1 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319-363-6333
Corey Derby Lieutenant Knoxville Police Department 305 S. 3rd Street Knoxville IA 50138 641-828-0541 [email protected]
Kevin Doty Chief Fort Dodge Police Department 702 1st Avenue South Fort Dodge IA 50501 515-573-1424 [email protected]
David Drew Sheriff Woodbury County Sheriff's Office 407 7th Street, PO Box 3715 Sioux City IA 51101 712-279-6010 [email protected]
David EberhardtSpecial Agent in Charge
Diplomatic Security Service, US Department of State
Kluczynski Federal Bldg., 230 S Dearborn Street, Ste 2318
Chicago IL 60604 312-3536163 [email protected]
David Erickson Chief Atlantic Police Department 23 East 4th Atlantic IA 50022 712-243-3512 [email protected]
Paul FeddersenAssistant Director
Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement
215 East 7th Street Des Moines IA 50319 515-725-6300 [email protected]
Paul Fitzgerald Sheriff Story County Sheriff's Office 1315 South B Avenue Nevada IA 50201 515-382-7458 [email protected]
Aaron Fuller Lieutenant Knoxville Police Department 305 S 3rd Street Knoxville IA 50138 641-828-0541 [email protected]
Brian Gardner Sheriff Linn County Sheriff's Office310 2nd Avenue SW, PO Box 669
Cedar Rapids IA 52406 319-892-6100 [email protected]
Ray Garringer Chief Williamsburg Police Department 210 State Street, Box 596 Williamsburg IA 52361 319-668-9277 [email protected]
Kevin Glendenin Investigator Des Moines County 512 North Main Burlington IA 52601 319-753-8212 [email protected]
Timothy Glynn Colonel Iowa National Guard 7105 NW 70th Avenue Johnston IA 50131-1824515-252-4360 [email protected]
Greg Goodman Chief Washington Police Department 215 E Washington Washington IA 52353 319-653-2256 [email protected]
William GreenwaltCaptain Clinton Police Department 113 6th Avenue South Clinton IA 52732 563-243-1455 [email protected]
Darren Grimshaw Burlington Police Department 424 Nth 3rd Burlington IA 52601
Kevin Gyrion Chief Clinton Police Department 113 6th Avenue South Clinton IA 52732 563-243-1455 [email protected]
Gerald Hansel Major Linn County Sheriff's Office 310 2nd Avenue SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319-892-6103 [email protected]
Samuel HargadineExecutive Director
Iowa Police Chiefs Association P.O. Box 1592 Iowa City IA 52244-1592319-400-2944 [email protected]
Jeffrey Hembera Captain Cedar Rapids Police Department 505 1st Street SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319-286-5480 [email protected]
Devin Hogue Lieutenant Atlantic Police Department 23 East 4th Street Atlantic IA 50022 712-243-3512 [email protected]
Eric How Lieutenant Knoxville Police Department 305 S 3rd Street Knoxville IA 50138
Brian HuntResident Agent in Charge
DEA 2600 Voager Ave Sioux City IA 51111 712-255-9128 [email protected]
Cory HusskeAssistant Chief
Fort Dodge Police Department 702 1st Avenue South Fort Dodge IA 50501 515-573-1424 [email protected]
Dean Jalas Lieutenant Iowa State Patrol 1300 S. Grand Avenue Mount Pleasan IA 52641 319-385-8715 [email protected]
Wayne Jerman Chief Cedar Rapids Police Department 505 1st Street SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319-286-5374 [email protected]
Andrew KahlUnited States Attorney's Office, Southern District of Iowa
110 E Court Avenue, Suite 286 Des Moines IA 50309 [email protected]
Christie KalkowskiUnited States Attorney's Office, Southern District of Iowa
110 E Court Avenue, Suite 286 Des Moines IA 50309 [email protected]
Ben Kamm Captain Hiawatha Police Department 101 Emmons Street Hiawatha IA 52233 319-393-1212 [email protected]
Troy Kelsay Captain Iowa City Police Department 410 E Washington Street Iowa City IA 52240 319-356-5276 [email protected]
Trace Kendig Chief Polk City Police Department 309 W Van Dorn Street Polk City IA 50226 515-984-6565 [email protected]
Lisa Kepford Chief Tipton Police Department 407 Lynn Street Tipton IA 52772 563-886-2424 [email protected]
Bill Kiesau U.S. Marshal Service 111 7th Avenue SE, Box 7 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 [email protected]
Kary Kinmonth Chief West Liberty Police Department 409 N Calhoun Street West Liberty IA 52776 319-6272223 [email protected]
Kent Knopf Captain Urbandale Police Department 3740 86th Street Urbandale IA 50322 515-331-6819 [email protected]
Shari Konarske
Regional Vctim Witness Specialist
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosvives
99 New York Ave NE; Rm 7-S-253
Washington DC 20226 202-768-4946 [email protected]
Amy kramer Captain Pleasant Hill 5151 Maple Drive Pleasant Hill IA 50327 515-265-1444 [email protected]
Dennis Kramer Burlington Police 424 Nth 3rd Burlington IA 52601
Shane Kron Chief Coralville Police Department 1503 5th Street, PO Box 5911 Coralville IA 52241 319-248-1800 [email protected]
Tyson Landsgard North Liberty Police Department 5 E Cherry Street, PO Box 77 North Liberty IA 52317
Tim Leathers Chief Wilton Police Department 104 E 4th Street, PO Box 27 Wilton IA 52778 563-732-2311 [email protected]
Rick Lincoln Sheriff Clinton County Sheriff's Office241 7th Avenue North, PO Box 2957
Clinton IA 52733-2957563-242-9211 [email protected]
Jeremy Logan Chief Oelwein Police Department 501 Rock Island Road Oelwein IA 50662 319-238-4311 [email protected]
Jeff Lour U.S. Marshal Service 111 7th Avenue SE, Box 7 Cedar Rapids IA 52401
Kris Lyon ChiefUniversity Heights Police Department
1302 Melrose Avenue University Heig IA 52246 319-887-6800 [email protected]
Dennis Marks Chief Hiawatha Police Department 101 Emmons St Hiawatha IA 52233 319-393-1212 [email protected]
Ricardo Martinez IPublic Safety Director/Chief of Police
Nevada Public Safety Department 1209 6th St Nevada IA 50201 515-382-4593 [email protected]
Jody Matherly Chief Iowa City Police Department 410 E Washington Iowa City IA 52240 319-356-5271 [email protected]
Gary McClun Oskaloosa Police Department 214 High Avenue E Oskaloosa IA 52577 641-672-2559 [email protected]
Dennis McDaniel Chief Johnston Police Department 6373 Merle Hay Road Johnston IA 50131 515 278-2345 [email protected]
Myron McDaniel U.S. Marshal Service 111 7th Avenue SE, Box 7 Cedar Rapids IA 52401
Joseph McHale Chief Marion Police Department 6315 Highway 151 Marion IA 52302 319-200-7727 [email protected]
Mike McKelvey Captain Mason City Police Department 78 South Georgia Avenue Mason City IA 50401 641-421-3648 [email protected]
Derek Meyer InterimWindsor Heights Police Department
1133 66th Street Windsor Heigh IA 50324 515-277-4453 [email protected]
Mitch MortvedtAssistant Director
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigations
215 E 7th Street Des Moines IA 50319 515-725-6015 [email protected]
Rich MurphySenior Litigation Counsel
United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Iowa
111 Seventh Avenue SE, Box 1 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319-363-6333 [email protected]
David Ness Captain Des Moines Police Department 25 E 1 Des Moines IA 50309 515-283-4800 [email protected]
David Niedert Lieutenant Oelwein Police Department 501 Rock Island Road Oelwein IA 50662 319-283-4311 [email protected]
Greg ObbinkLieutenant/District Commander
Iowa State Patrol ISP D11 5400 16th Avenue SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319-396-1944 [email protected]
George O'DonnellCaptain (Retired)
Iowa Department of Transportation
3320 27th Avenue Marion IA 52302 319-373-1839 [email protected]
Steven O'Konek Captain Cedar Rapids Police Department 505 1st Street SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404
Ted Paxton Chief Vinton Police Department 310 A Avenue, PO Box 529 Vinton IA 52349 319-472-2321 [email protected]
Rick Penning Sheriff Grundy County Sheriff 705 8th Street Grundy Center IA 50638 319-824-6933 [email protected]
Theresa Petersen Captain Grinnell Police Department 1020 Spring Street Grinnell IA 50112 641-236-2670 [email protected]
Al Pizzano Chief Pleasant Hill Police Department 5151 Maple Drive Pleasant Hill IA 50327 515-265-1444 [email protected]
David Porter Chief DeWitt Police Department 1505 6th Avenue DeWitt IA 52742 563-659-3145 [email protected]
Roger Porter Chief Fort Dodge Police Department 702 1st Avenue South Fort Dodge IA 50501 515-573-1426 [email protected]
Lonny Pulkrabek Sheriff Johnson County Sheriffs Office511 S Capitol Street, Po Box 2540
Iowa City IA 52244 319-356-6020 [email protected]
John Quinn Chief Waukee Police Department 1300 LA Grant PKWY Waukee IA 50263 515-978-7966 [email protected]
Dennis Reilly Chief Grinnell Police Department 1020 Spring Street Grinnell IA 50112 641-236-2670 [email protected]
Marti Reilly Sioux City Police Department 601 Douglas Street Sioux City IA 51101
Tom Reinwart Special Agent FBI1641 Boyson Square Drive #200
Hiawatha IA 52233 319-366-2461 [email protected]
31th Annual LECC Executive Training Conference May 23 – 26, 2017 Coralville, IA
Sponsored by: • U.S. Attorneys’ Offices, Northern and Southern Districts of Iowa • Iowa Police Chiefs Association
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Agenda Tuesday, May 23, 2017 3:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Registration 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Welcome Reception 30 Hop 121 E 9th St
Coralville, IA 52241
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Registration
8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Welcome
Presentation of the Colors Iowa City Police Department Honor Guard
National Anthem Officer Steve Fortmann Iowa City Police Department Invocation Chaplain Mel Schlachter
Iowa City Police Department
Welcoming Remarks Chief Jeremy Logan
President, Iowa Police Chiefs Association
Sean Berry, Acting U.S. Attorney Northern District of Iowa
Kevin VanderSchel, U.S. Attorney Southern District of Iowa 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Keynote Speaker
Chief Paul Cell IACP 2ND Vice President
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Break
Networking Highlights
Tuesday, May 23
Welcome Reception 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
30 Hop 121 E. 9th St., Coralville (Two blocks west of the hotel)
Wednesday, May 24
Hog Roast 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Exhibit Hall Marriott
Thursday, May 25
LECC Awards Banquet 6:30 p.m.
Grand Ballroom Marriott
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10:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. National Use of Force Reporting Program
Ross Loder, Bureau Chief Iowa Department of Public Safety
11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Safe at Home Program
Paul D. Pate, State of Iowa Secretary of State Melanie Shellenberger – Program Administrator 11:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. CARFAX for Law Enforcement 11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lunch 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. C.O.P.S. - Concerns of Police Survivors
Dianne Bernhard, Executive Director National C.O.P.S. Office
2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Break – Meet with Vendors 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lessons Learned Debrief – LODD Response: Polk County Tragic Incidents
Captain Travis Ouverson Lieutenant Jody Hayes Lieutenant Chris Scott
IPCA – Line of Duty Death Response Team
Chief Dennis McDaniel Johnston Police Department
5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Hog Roast
Thursday, May 25, 2017 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Use of Force Issues; Policy, Legal Pitfalls
Ken Wallentine, Senior Legal Advisor, Lexipol Retired Chief of Law Enforcement for the Utah Attorney General
10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Break 10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Preparing Officer for Interaction with Persons with Mental Illness
Ken Wallentine, Senior Legal Advisor, Lexipol Retired Chief of Law Enforcement for the Utah Attorney General
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12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch
General Membership Meeting Luncheon for IPCA members Lunch on your own for non-members
1:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. US Attorney’s Office - Criminal Chiefs Update 2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Iowa Department of Public Safety Update
Roxann Ryan, Commissioner Iowa Department of Public Safety
2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Officer Involved Shootings – D.C.I. Assistance
Mike Krapfl, Special Agent in Charge Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation 3:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Break 3:15 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Officer Involved Shootings – D.C.I. Assistance
Mike Krapfl, Special Agent in Charge Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
6:30 p.m. LECC Awards Banquet
Friday, May 26, 2017 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Boston Marathon Bombing
Gary B. Coffee, Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigation, Boston, MA
10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Break 10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Critical Gun Intelligence & NIBIN
Michael Parker, Resident Agent in Charge Omaha Field Office Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
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LECC PLANNING COMMITTEE
Shari A. Konarske Regional Victim Witness Coordinator, Central Region
Victim Witness Assistance Program Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Todd A. Voter
Intelligence Specialist U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Iowa
Christie Kalkowski
Community Outreach Coordinator/PIO United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Iowa
Chief Jeremy Logan
President Iowa Police Chiefs Association
Chief Samuel Hargadine (Ret)
Executive Director Iowa Police Chiefs Association
Chief Jody Matherly
Iowa City Police Department
Chief Dennis Reilly Grinnell Police Department
Host Chiefs & Sheriff
Chief Jody Matherly Chief Shane Kron
Sheriff Lonny Pulkrabek
Administrative Assistance
Jenn Dahm Karen Mutchler
2017 LECC ANNAUL CONFERENCE
MAY 24 – 27, 2017
SPEAKERS’ BIOS
PAUL CELL Paul Cell is the Second Vice President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police
Chief Paul Cell began his law enforcement career in 1980, and has served as the chief of police at the Montclair State University Police Department in New Jersey since 2001. Chief Cell is a member and past president of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) and chairman of the New Jersey Police Chiefs Foundation. He continues to serve as the NJSACOP International Executive Law Enforcement Liaison and chair of the Critical Incident Response Committee. In 2013, Chief Cell was appointed as an Executive Committee Member of the IACP.
Chief Cell is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, FBI LEEDS, and the IACP National Law Enforcement Leadership and Institute on Violence Against Women. He has also worked and trained internationally through programs with the South African Police Services, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Ontario Police Chiefs, and at the International College of Policing at Bramshill, England.
Chief Cell is a co-author and editor of the textbook Creating Comprehensive Campus Sexual Assault Response Teams, and he serves on the working groups of the New Jersey Governor's Advisory Council Against Sexual Violence and the New Jersey Homeland Security Emergency Services. In addition, he was appointed to the advisory boards for the Clery Center and the Civic Research Institute Quarterly Review.
ROSS LODER Ross Loder began his career with the Iowa Department of Public Safety in April 2005. Prior to joining the Iowa Department of Public Safety, ross served as Deputy Director of the Tennessee Municipal League, where he had worked since 1999. Throughout his tenure at the Tennessee Municipal League, Ross was involved in numerous legislatives initiatives related to law enforcement, fire, protection, codes enforcement, and emergency communications.
Prior to joining the Tennessee Municipal league, Ross served for three years as Senior Research Associate with the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, an independent research agency that advises the state legislature and others on a broad array of complex policy problems involving state, county, city and special purpose governments.
Ross received his Masters of Public Policy degree from Vanderbilt University and his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Missouri, where he majored in Political Science and Sociology.
PAUL D. PATE Paul D. Pate of Cedar Rapids was elected to serve as the thirty-second Iowa Secretary of State. A recognized business leader by the Small Business Administration, Pate is the owner of a paving construction firm and was recognized as a Patriotic Employer by the National Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. Pate also served two terms as Mayor of Cedar Rapids from 2002 –2006. While Mayor, Pate was elected President of the non-partisan Iowa League of Cities representing over 870 municipalities. He previously served with Governor Branstad as Iowa Secretary of State from 1995-1999. Paul was elected twice to the Iowa State Senate representing NE Cedar Rapids, Marion and parts of Linn, Buchanan and Delaware Counties from 1989-1995. He is a lifelong Iowa resident, born in Ottumwa, growing up in Linn County. His family includes his wife Jane, three children and five grandchildren who all reside in Iowa.
Melanie Shellenberger Melanie Shellenberger is the Program Administrator for the Safe at Home program. She oversees daily operation of the program as well as raises awareness of Safe at Home through statewide outreach.
DIANNE BERNHARD Dianne Bernhard is the Executive Director of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.). She retired from the Columbia Missouri Police Department as the Deputy Chief after 21 years of service. During her tenure she spent time in Patrol, Investigations, Bike Patrol, the Mounted Team and the Community Action Team, eventually working her way through the ranks of the department. She concluded her career being responsible for overseeing all operations of the Police Department and the budget of the department. Director Bernhard became familiar with C.O.P.S. after one of her co-workers was killed in the line of duty. C.O.P.S. provided excellent support to the officer’s family and the police department and Director Bernhard was honored to become a part of this organization dedicated to the survivors of officers who die in the line of duty. Director Bernhard received her Bachelor’s Degree in Justice Systems from Truman State University and has a Master of Science Degree in Public Administration from the University of Missouri.
KEN WALLENTINE Ken Wallentine is Vice President and Senior Legal Advisor for Lexipol, the nation’s leading provider of public safety risk management policies and resources. Ken is the former Chief of Law Enforcement for the Utah Attorney General, having served over three decades in public safety before his recent retirement. He continues his public safety service as the Chairman of the Peace Officer Merit Commission of Greater Salt Lake County. Ken formerly served as Bureau Chief of the POST Investigations Bureau and as Administrative Counsel for Utah Department of Public Safety. He consults on use of force issues nationally and has served as an expert witness in a number of police shootings and deaths associated with electronic control devices. A law enforcement officer since 1982, he has been editor-in-chief of a prestigious law journal, law professor, practicing public attorney and municipal judge. In 2010, Governor Gary Herbert selected Chief Wallentine for the Governor’s Award of Excellence for Outstanding Public Service.
As a prosecutor, he led the team that founded the nation’s first rural Drug Court. Ken Wallentine served as Chief Deputy County Attorney and has served several times on the adjunct faculty of the National Advocacy Center at the University of South Carolina. Ken Wallentine is a Master of the Inns and Past-President of America’s first Inn of Court. His prosecution responsibilities included sex crimes against children, violent crimes and homicides. He has served as the Special Prosecutor in a number of challenging cases, including the murder of a fellow chief of police.
Chief Wallentine was a founding member of the Utah Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation and now serves on its Board of Directors. He is the Past-President of the Utah Peace Officers Association. He is a featured writer in law enforcement journals, including Police Chief, POLICE, Utah Peace Officer, The Municipal Lawyer, and The Prosecutor. He is the editor of the national criminal procedure newsletter, Xiphos, and a regular columnist for PoliceOne.com.
Ken’s deskbook on criminal procedure, Street Legal: A Guide for Police, Prosecutors & Defenders, was published by the American Bar Association Publishing Company and is widely used in law schools and criminal justice programs. His most recent book, The K9 Officer’s Legal Handbook, 2nd Ed., was published by LexisNexis.
Contact Information: Ken Wallentine 949-732-5741 kwallentine@Lexipol
ROXANN RYAN Roxann Ryan has been appointed as the Commissioner of the Iowa Department of Public Safety. She joined the Department in 2006 and most recently served as a lawyer for the Department, after serving as a criminal intelligence analyst in the Department.
Before joining the Department, she was a full-time professor of criminal justice, an Assistant Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General. She teaches as an adjunct professor at Drake Law School and Simpson College.
She is a graduate of Iowa State University (1977), the University of Iowa College of Law (1980), and the University of Nebraska (1998), where she earned her Ph.D. in Criminal Justice.
Contact Information: Iowa Department of Public Safety Commissioner’s Office 215 East 7th Street Des Moines, IA 50319 (515) 725-6182
GARY B. COFFEY Gary B. Coffey is a Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Counterterrorism Squad 2 (CT2) in Boston, Massachusetts (MA). He is responsible for all Domestic Terrorism investigations in the Boston Division’s area of responsibility to include Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. SSA Coffey also supervises the Bomb Technician and Weapons of Mass Destruction Programs, the Evidence and Hazardous Materials Response Teams, and is the Special Events and Crisis Management Coordinator.
SSA Coffey was previously assigned to the Inspection Division in Washington, D.C., as an Assistant Inspector, and was Acting Section Chief of the Internal Investigations Unit. While assigned to Headquarters, SSA Coffey was a member of the FBI Shooting Incident Response Team. Prior to his management responsibilities, SSA Coffey was Coordinator for the North Shore Gang Task Force in Methuen, MA, Training Coordinator, and a Hostage Negotiator.
Upon completion of the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, in 1997, SSA Coffey was first assigned to the Louisville Division of the FBI. Prior to service with the FBI, SSA Coffey was a police officer in Massachusetts for ten years.
Michael Parker
Michael Parker is the Resident Agent in Charge of the Omaha, Nebraska Field Office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Parker began his career with ATF in 2008 and previously served as a Special Agent assigned to the Las Cruces, New Mexico Field Office. Prior to joining ATF, Parker served as City of Davenport, Iowa Police Officer for 8 ½ years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Iowa
Contact Information: Michael Parker Resident Agent in Charge Omaha Field Office Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives 17310 Wright Street, Suite 204 Omaha, NE 68130 (402)-952-2605 (402)-952-2606 Fax
2017 LECC AWARDS
MAY 26, 2017
AWARD RECIPENTS
CEDAR RAPIDS SAFE STREETS
Award Recipients: Officer John O’Brien, Cedar Rapids Police Department; Special Agent Timothy Hunt, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF); Special Agent Thomas Reinwart, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Through the efforts of the Cedar Rapids Safe Streets Initiative, law enforcements were able to successfully identify and prosecute the worst violent offenders in Cedar Rapids. This would not have been possible without their willingness to work closely with other local and federal agencies across state lines.
In a concerted, proactive, long-term effort, the Cedar Rapids Safe Streets initiative utilized the expertise of multiple agencies, prized information sharing, and targeted the most violent actors in the community. The results significantly enhanced the safety of entire neighborhoods. An example is the successful investigation, prosecution, and conviction of Kendan Fonville, a/k/a “Fudd” who was responsible for multiple shootings throughout the Cedar Rapids metro area. In 2012, Fudd assaulted a woman with a bottle, knocking her unconscious, and then fired a weapon into the air in the middle of a residential area of the city. Fudd was sentenced to the maximum 15 years in federal prison allowed by statute. Overall, in a single year this initiative resulted in the indictment of 10 individuals with 7 convicted and sentenced for a total of more than 44 years thus far.
This effort serves as a prime example of how much can be achieved when agencies work together to accomplish investigative and prosecutive goals.
2016 STRING OF ROBBERIES – GIT-N-GO, KUM & GO, HY-VEE, AND U.S. BANK (Des Moines)
Award Recipients: Award Recipients: Sergeant Kirk Bagby, Detective Greg Trimble, Detective Matt Towers, Des Moines Police Department; Detective Adi Johnson, Ames Police Department; Special Agent Kelly Etnier, Intelligence Research Specialist William Cotter, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Explosives (ATF).
This investigation was time-intensive by nature and involved a number of officers who responded to the individual robberies. Detectives Trimble and Towers of Des Moines Police Department aggressively pursued leads and suspects throughout the investigation. Sergeant Kirk D. Bagby coordinated efforts internally and with ATF. Detective Adi Johnson of the Ames Police Department did likewise as to various robberies and related matters occurring in Ames. Agent Etnier, ATF Des Moines, worked to tie all matters together and continue to push the investigation further.
Court Orders were obtained to get cell tower information around the time of each robbery. William Cotter, ATF Intelligence Research Specialist for the ATF Office of Field Operations, worked tirelessly on the voluminous tower information to identify common phones on the towers near each of the robberies. This helped focus the investigation on Hamilton and his crew.
A follow up for more phone orders helped to establish the presence of Hamilton and the other defendants at the scene of the robberies. Ultimately, Hamilton was arrested on other charges and his phone was obtained. A search warrant for Hamilton's phone revealed highly inculpating texts that demonstrated the drug-fueled motive for the robberies and the involvement of co-defendants. Because there was no eyewitness identifications or apprehension in the act, the success of the case depended upon the diligent and persistent efforts of the Des Moines Police Department, Ames Police Department, and the ATF, and countless other law enforcement who responded to each of these robberies.
On April 28, 2017, the ring-leader of the robbery crew, Alexander Hamilton, pled guilty to interference with commerce by robbery and admitted to committing 17 robberies from March 21, 2016 to April 17, 2016, which included robberies of Git-N-Go (10); Kum & Go (3); Hy-Vee (3); and U.S. Bank (1). Hamilton also pled guilty to conspiracy to distribute hydromorphone, an opioid, also known as Dilaudid. Hamilton used the robberies to help fund the obtaining of hydromorphone. The supplier of the hydromorphone, Luke Martin, Jr., also pled guilty to conspiracy to distribute hydromorphone. Three other individuals, Sarah Coe, Shelly Avery, and Chris Avery, pled guilty to aiding and abetting the robberies. All defendants are scheduled to be sentenced this summer. Each faces up to 20 years of imprisonment.
SIOUX CITY MURDER
Award Recipients: Captain Michael Walsh, Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Office; Detective Heather Albrecht, Sioux City Police Department; Detective Michael Simons, Sioux City Police Department; Special Agent Jon Moeller, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Tony Canfield’s 2011 brutal murder as he attempted to escape armed robbers holding him and his wife would have gone unsolved without the tenacious, creative, and skilled work of you and your fellow investigators. The challenges faced in this case were numerous: the surviving victim was a drug dealer who lied to the police and could not identify her attackers; there was no DNA, fingerprints, weapon, or other direct evidence tying the perpetrators to the crime; and none of the three murderers were originally from the local area. However, through hundreds of hours of skillfully conducted interviews and the meticulous review of information ranging from rental agreements and bills to police contacts and gang-membership information, the team was able to build a case against all three perpetrators.
In 2016, Courtland Clark, from Flowery Branch, Georgia, Robert Beaver from Sioux City, Iowa, and Devery Hibbler from Dumas, Arkansas, were each convicted of one count of interference with commerce by robbery. In addition, Clark and Hibbler also pled guilty to one count of use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence causing death. Hibbler, the likely shooter, was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison. Clark, who supplied the gun for the robbery later became a cooperator and was sentenced to 21 years. Finally Beaver, who never touched the gun and arguably learned of its intended use during or very shortly before the crime was sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment. These significant prison terms brought justice for Canfield’s murder and some measure of comfort to his family.
IOWA CITY HEROIN CONSPIRACY
Award Recipients: Sergeant Jerry Blomgren, Iowa City Police Department; Investigator Michael Swanson, Johnson County Sheriff’s Department; Detective Richard Vale, Coralville Police Department; Special Agent Jessie Whitmer, Iowa Department of Public Safety-Division of Narcotics Enforcement; Intelligence Analyst David Jorgensen, Johnson County Drug Task Force.
Beginning in and around December 2015, the Iowa City/Coralville area began seeing an increase in heroin-related deaths and overdoses. With the combined efforts of the Johnson County Multi-Agency Drug Task Force, Iowa City Police Department, Drug Enforcement Administration, Johnson County Sheriff’s Department, Coralville Police Department, and the Iowa Department of Public Safety – Division of Narcotics Enforcement, agents, deputies, and officers were able to identify and help convict those individuals primarily responsible for supplying the area with heroin, thus significantly curtailing the number of heroin related deaths and overdoses in that area.
Sgt. Jerry Blomgren from the Iowa City Police Department, serving as a DEA Task Force Officer, and Investigator Michael Swanson from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, led the investigation that spanned over a year and a half and involved the utilization of numerous confidential sources and informants, over one dozen controlled purchases, extensive surveillance, dozens of interviews, and the execution of multiple search warrants. On twelve separate occasions, Detective Richard Vale of the Coralville Police Department went undercover to purchase heroin directly from some of the targets.
Voluminous cell phone records were obtained through search warrants and court orders. Intelligence Analyst David Jorgensen from the Johnson County Drug Task Force, and Special Agent Jessie Whitmer from the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement, reviewed the records, locating hundreds of text messages between targets, Jason Dawson, aka “Snipes”, and Alfred Jackson, expanding the investigation and confirming Jackson to be Snipes’ source of heroin. Analyst Jorgensen and Agent Whitmer were able to identify and draw attention to the incriminating text messages, identifying the large amount of heroin being distributed to Snipes by Jackson, along with the large amount of money being exchanged between the two. Additionally, Analyst Jorgensen worked to identify likely customers of Snipes based on common trends in phone calls placed to and from Snipes. These records played a pivotal role during the jury trial of Alfred Jackson.
On May 7, 2015, law enforcement culminated their primary investigation. Through the coordinated efforts of nine separate law enforcement agencies, law enforcement officers made five arrests, executed three search warrants, and conducted one consent search. Over the next few months, officers made an additional arrest and executed two additional search warrants. Their lengthy and tireless efforts revealed that the conspiracy spanned from approximately
December of 2013 through May of 2015 and involved the use, distribution, or seizure of more than 6 kilograms of heroin.
Additionally, the investigation revealed a very intricate operation by which Snipes would distribute the heroin. Snipes would receive up to 100 grams of heroin at a time from Jackson, which he would then break down into color-coded bindles for redistribution. The color of the bindles represented a certain weight of heroin, and therefore price, allowing customers to order “black tops” or “red tops”, and so on. Snipes kept meticulous records of how many “black tops” or “red tops” he had sold, and how much was owed to Jackson, at times owing Jackson up to $14,000.
On February 24, 2016, the ring-leader of the group, Jason Rahaman Dawson, aka “Snipes,” pled guilty to conspiracy to distribute at least 100 grams of heroin. On April 13, 2016, Dawson’s supplier, Alfred Jackson, and fellow distributor, Curtis Kemp, were convicted by jury trial; Jackson, of conspiracy to distribute 100 grams or more of heroin, and Kemp, of conspiracy to distribute heroin and delivery of heroin. Snipes was sentenced to 144 months’ imprisonment, Jackson 188 months’ imprisonment, and Kemp 84 months’ imprisonment.
Three other individuals, Kristle Ann Harris, Evan Michael Shaw, and Samuel J. Paul Dull also plead guilty and were sentenced for their involvement in the conspiracy. Harris was sentenced to 37 months’ imprisonment, Shaw to 18 months’ imprisonment, and Dull to five years’ probation. One individual charged in the indictment remains a fugitive.
Despite having conducted thousands of drug investigations, agents, deputies, and officers admitted they had never seen such an intricately ran drug operation. In all, investigators believed the heroin distributed by this conspiracy was associated with at least six heroin related deaths or overdoses. As a result of this investigation and subsequent convictions, the Iowa City/Coralville saw a significant decline in heroin related deaths and overdoses.
EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR
MARK PROSSER, PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR CITY OF STORM LAKE
Director Prosser has served the City of Storm Lake with pride and professionalism for well over twenty-seven years. Director Prosser also has been a valued member of IPCA since the inception of this organization. Director Prosser has served as a mentor and advisor for countless police executives over the years. He has been a trusted confidant for many and is a go to person for advice and counsel on countless law enforcement topics.
Director Prosser is a role model for all to follow when it comes to compassionate leadership and building positive police-community relations. Director Prosser has been practicing and implementing community policing principles in his community long before most communities even began discussing these concepts. Director Prosser is a respected leader in our association but is also held in high regard by other organizations throughout Iowa and the country. Recently, Director Prosser was honored as the recipient of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Achievement Award. This award was sponsored by the Iowa Department of Human Rights and the Iowa Commission on the Status of African-Americans and was given to Director Prosser in honor of his years of work serving and advocating for minority community members.
Director Prosser leads from the front and consistently models the qualities of leadership. He has assisted in the development of leaders in his own department and goes out of his way to mentor and assist other law enforcement executives serving in our association. He is always willing to lend a hand or allow you to bend his ear. He demonstrates a commitment to public safety, professionalism and service. What sets Director Prosser apart is his ability to relate to people from all backgrounds and cultures. He is able to empathize with others and goes above and beyond to not just serve in his community but also strives to positively influence others. His impact on his community will endure because he has built a culture of service in his department and community. His legacy in his community and our association will be one of kindness, communication, tolerance and commitment to community.
For twenty-seven years, Director Prosser has led from the front and modeled the qualities of leadership, service above self and has built a police department in Storm Lake that is a model of professionalism. Director Prosser serves his community and the IPCA with passion and compassion. He has been a steady and positive influence in the Iowa law enforcement community. His contributions and leadership have made his community and our association stronger. Director Prosser has inspired and influenced a generation of police leaders in Iowa and has made us all better professionals and more importantly, better people.
POLICE OFFICER OF THE YEAR
JEREMIAH WHITE CEDAR RAPIDS POLICE DEPARTMENT
On September 12th, 2016 Cedar Rapids Officers Ashley Steil and Jeremiah White were dispatched to 1735 Edgewood Rd NW, Apartment #3 in Cedar Rapids after Ms. Raelynn Finn texted a friend to call 911, that she needed police assistance. Finn had been involved in an on-going domestic situation with Markell Bivins, who she had severed this relationship due to previous domestic violence issues. Dispatch received additional information from the caller who was contacting 911 on Finn's behalf that Bivins was armed with a knife. Finn, who was later interviewed, provided statements that she had previously been involved in a long term romantic relationship with Bivins that had been violent. She was attempting to break off the relationship when he made statements to her that he was going to kill her rather than be separated. Finn was able to run out of her apartment and went to Apartment #2 which was occupied by Ms. Norma Solis. Bivins followed her to Solis' apartment. The officers arrived at approximately 2131 hours and observed three subjects in Apartment #2 who appeared to be arguing. Officers entered the apartment and encountered Bivins, Finn and Solis. Officer White attempted to grab Bivins who was holding a knife in his right hand at which time Bivins lunged and tackled Finn onto the couch. Officer White verbally commanded Bivins to drop the knife but refused and Bivins then began to stab Finn. Officer White attempted to stop Bivins by physically grabbing onto him. Officer Steil then removed her service weapon and aimed at Bivins and fired two rounds. Bivins was struck both times, however continued to struggle with Officer White with the knife still in his hand. Finn was able to get out from under Bivins at which time Officer White removed his service weapon while maintaining control of Bivins' hand and the knife. Bivins continued to struggle with Officer White, refusing commands to drop the knife.
Officer White fired one shot into the torso area of Bivins. Officer White was then able to gain control of the knife and Bivins. Officer White then began to provide chest compressions and first aid to Bivins until the arrival of additional officers and emergency medical personnel. Bivins succumbed to the gunshot wounds.
Finn suffered severe lacerations about her face and head, a ruptured ear drum, and a broken jaw, all inflicted by this savage attack.
Given the veracity of the attack and prior statements made by Bivins to Finn, there is no doubt that the actions of these officers saved the life of Finn. Specifically, Officer Jeremiah White placed himself in harm's way in an attempt to disarm Bivins, however, as he was forced to resort to deploying deadly force which ultimately saved Finn's life, as well as everyone else at the scene.
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Name Last Title Agency Street Address City State ZIP Telephone Email Steven Areges Lieutenant West Des Moines Police Department 250 Mills Civic Pkwy West Des Moines IA 50265 515‐222‐3341 [email protected] Anthony Ballantini Sergeant Des Moines Police Department 25 E 1st Street Des Moines IA 50309 515‐283‐4811 [email protected] Daniel Banks Chief Tripoli Police Department 303 South Main Tripoli IA 50676 319‐882‐4300 tripolipd@butler‐bremer.com Doug Beaird Chief Burlington Police Department 424 Nth 3rd Burlington IA 52601 319 753‐8354 [email protected]
Scott Beckner Public Safety Director University of Iowa Police Department 808 Universty Capital Centre Iowa City IA 52242 319‐335‐5026 scott‐[email protected]
Ray Beltran Chief Eagle Grove Police Department 210 E Broadway, PO Box 165 Eagle Grove IA 50533‐0165 515‐851‐5416 [email protected]
Sean Berry Acting U.S. Attorney United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Iowa
111 Seventh Avenue SE, Box 1 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319‐363‐6333
Matt Breckon Detective Des Moines County Sheriff's Office 512 N Main Street, Suite 2 Burlington IA 52601 319‐753‐8212 [email protected] Jeff Brinkley Chief Mason City Police Department 78 S Georgia Ave Mason City IA 50401 641‐421‐2715 [email protected]
Mark Bullock
Department of Public Safety 808 University Capitol Centre Iowa City IA 52242
Robert Burdess Chief Newton Police Department 101 W 4th Street South Newton IA 50208 641‐791‐0850 [email protected] Brad Burke Chief Carroll Police Department 112 E 5th Street Carroll IA 51401 712‐792‐3536 [email protected] William Campbell Captain Iowa City Police Department 410 East Washington Street Iowa City IA 52240 319‐356‐5275 bill‐campbell@iowa‐city.org Timothy Carmody Chief Council Bluffs Police Department 227 S 6th Street Council Bluffs IA 51503 402‐740‐9041 tjcarmody@councilbluffs‐ia.gov
Bill Clarahan
Coralville Police Department 1503 5th Street, PO Box 5911 Coralville IA 52241
Frank Clark Chief Harlan Police Department 711 Durant Street, PO Box 650 Harlan IA 51537 712‐755‐5151 [email protected]
Charles Cychosz Chief Ames Police Department 515 Clark Ave Ames IA 50010 515‐239‐5130 [email protected]
William Daggett Chief/Director of Public Safety Van Meter Police Department 505 Grant Street, PO Box 160 Van Meter IA 50261 515‐202‐4154 [email protected]
Mark Dalsing Chief Dubuque Police Department 770 Iowa Street, PO Box 875 Dubuque IA 52001 563‐589‐4410 [email protected]
Steve Davis
Harlan Police Department 711 Durant Street, PO Box 650 Harlan IA 51537
Pete Deegan Criminal Chief United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Iowa
111 Seventh Avenue SE, Box 1 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319‐363‐6333
Corey Derby Lieutenant Knoxville Police Department 305 S. 3rd Street Knoxville IA 50138 641‐828‐0541 [email protected] Kevin Doty Chief Fort Dodge Police Department 702 1st Avenue South Fort Dodge IA 50501 515‐573‐1424 [email protected]
David Drew Sheriff Woodbury County Sheriff's Office 407 7th Street, PO Box 3715 Sioux City IA 51101 712‐279‐6010 [email protected]
David
Eberhardt
Special Agent in Charge
Diplomatic Security Service, US Department of State
Kluczynski Federal Bldg., 230 S Dearborn Street, Ste 2318
Chicago
IL
60604
312‐3536163
David Erickson Chief Atlantic Police Department 23 East 4th Atlantic IA 50022 712‐243‐3512 [email protected]
Paul Feddersen Assistant Director Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement 215 East 7th Street Des Moines IA 50319 515‐725‐6300 [email protected]
Paul Fitzgerald Sheriff Story County Sheriff's Office 1315 South B Avenue Nevada IA 50201 515‐382‐7458 [email protected] Aaron Fuller Lieutenant Knoxville Police Department 305 S 3rd Street Knoxville IA 50138 641‐828‐0541 [email protected]
Brian Gardner Sheriff Linn County Sheriff's Office 310 2nd Avenue SW, PO Box 669 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 319‐892‐6100 [email protected]
Ray Garringer Chief Williamsburg Police Department 210 State Street, Box 596 Williamsburg IA 52361 319‐668‐9277 [email protected] Kevin Glendening Investigator Des Moines County 512 North Main Burlington IA 52601 319‐753‐8212 [email protected] Timothy Glynn Colonel Iowa National Guard 7105 NW 70th Avenue Johnston IA 50131‐1824 515‐252‐4360 [email protected] Greg Goodman Chief Washington Police Department 215 E Washington Washington IA 52353 319‐653‐2256 [email protected]
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Name Last Title Agency Street Address City State ZIP Telephone Email William Greenwalt Captain Clinton Police Department 113 6th Avenue South Clinton IA 52732 563‐243‐1455 [email protected] Darren Grimshaw Burlington Police Department 424 Nth 3rd Burlington IA 52601
Kevin Gyrion Chief Clinton Police Department 113 6th Avenue South Clinton IA 52732 563‐243‐1455 [email protected] Gerald Hansel Major Linn County Sheriff's Office 310 2nd Avenue SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319‐892‐6103 [email protected] Samuel Hargadine Executive Director Iowa Police Chiefs Association P.O. Box 1592 Iowa City IA 52244‐1592 319‐400‐2944 [email protected] Jeffrey Hembera Captain Cedar Rapids Police Department 505 1st Street SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319‐286‐5480 J.Hembera@cedar‐rapids.org Devin Hogue Lieutenant Atlantic Police Department 23 East 4th Street Atlantic IA 50022 712‐243‐3512 [email protected] Eric How Lieutenant Knoxville Police Department 305 S 3rd Street Knoxville IA 50138
Brian Hunt Resident Agent in Charge DEA 2600 Voager Ave Sioux City IA 51111 712‐255‐9128 [email protected]
Cory Husske Assistant Chief Fort Dodge Police Department 702 1st Avenue South Fort Dodge IA 50501 515‐573‐1424 [email protected] Dean Jalas Lieutenant Iowa State Patrol 1300 S. Grand Avenue Mount Pleasant IA 52641 319‐385‐8715 [email protected] Wayne Jerman Chief Cedar Rapids Police Department 505 1st Street SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319‐286‐5374 w.jerman@cedar‐rapids.org
Andrew Kahl United States Attorney's Office, Southern
District of Iowa 110 E Court Avenue, Suite 286 Des Moines IA 50309
Christie Kalkowski United States Attorney's Office, Southern
District of Iowa 110 E Court Avenue, Suite 286 Des Moines IA 50309
Ben Kamm Captain Hiawatha Police Department 101 Emmons Street Hiawatha IA 52233 319‐393‐1212 [email protected] Troy Kelsay Captain Iowa City Police Department 410 E Washington Street Iowa City IA 52240 319‐356‐5276 troy‐kelsay@iowa‐city.org Trace Kendig Chief Polk City Police Department 309 W Van Dorn Street Polk City IA 50226 515‐984‐6565 [email protected] Lisa Kepford Chief Tipton Police Department 407 Lynn Street Tipton IA 52772 563‐886‐2424 [email protected] Bill Kiesau U.S. Marshal Service 111 7th Avenue SE, Box 7 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 [email protected] Kary Kinmonth Chief West Liberty Police Department 409 N Calhoun Street West Liberty IA 52776 319‐6272223 [email protected] Kent Knopf Captain Urbandale Police Department 3740 86th Street Urbandale IA 50322 515‐331‐6819 [email protected]
Shari Konarske Regional Vctim Witness Specialist
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosvives
99 New York Ave NE; Rm 7‐S‐ 253 Washington DC 20226 202‐768‐4946 [email protected]
Amy kramer Captain Pleasant Hill 5151 Maple Drive Pleasant Hill IA 50327 515‐265‐1444 [email protected] Dennis Kramer Burlington Police 424 Nth 3rd Burlington IA 52601
Shane Kron Chief Coralville Police Department 1503 5th Street, PO Box 5911 Coralville IA 52241 319‐248‐1800 [email protected]
Tyson Landsgard
North Liberty Police Department 5 E Cherry Street, PO Box 77 North Liberty IA 52317
Tim Leathers Chief Wilton Police Department 104 E 4th Street, PO Box 27 Wilton IA 52778 563‐732‐2311 [email protected]
Rick Lincoln Sheriff Clinton County Sheriff's Office 241 7th Avenue North, PO Box 2957 Clinton IA 52733‐2957 563‐242‐9211 [email protected]
Jeremy Logan Chief Oelwein Police Department 501 Rock Island Road Oelwein IA 50662 319‐238‐4311 [email protected] Jeff Lour U.S. Marshal Service 111 7th Avenue SE, Box 7 Cedar Rapids IA 52401
Kris Lyon Chief University Heights Police Department 1302 Melrose Avenue University Heights IA 52246 319‐887‐6800 [email protected]
Dennis Marks Chief Hiawatha Police Department 101 Emmons St Hiawatha IA 52233 319‐393‐1212 [email protected] Ricardo
Martinez II
Public Safety Director/Chief of Police
Nevada Public Safety Department
1209 6th St
Nevada
IA
50201
515‐382‐4593
Jody Matherly Chief Iowa City Police Department 410 E Washington Iowa City IA 52240 319‐356‐5271 jody‐matherly@iowa‐city.org Gary McClun Oskaloosa Police Department 214 High Avenue E Oskaloosa IA 52577 641‐672‐2559 [email protected] Dennis McDaniel Chief Johnston Police Department 6373 Merle Hay Road Johnston IA 50131 515 278‐2345 [email protected] Myron McDaniel U.S. Marshal Service 111 7th Avenue SE, Box 7 Cedar Rapids IA 52401
Joseph McHale Chief Marion Police Department 6315 Highway 151 Marion IA 52302 319‐200‐7727 [email protected] Mike McKelvey Captain Mason City Police Department 78 South Georgia Avenue Mason City IA 50401 641‐421‐3648 [email protected]
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Name Last Title Agency Street Address City State ZIP Telephone Email Derek Meyer Interim Windsor Heights Police Department 1133 66th Street Windsor Heights IA 50324 515‐277‐4453 [email protected]
Mitch Mortvedt Assistant Director Iowa Division of Criminal Investigations 215 E 7th Street Des Moines IA 50319 515‐725‐6015 [email protected]
Rich Murphy Senior Litigation Counsel
United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Iowa
111 Seventh Avenue SE, Box 1 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319‐363‐6333 [email protected]
David Ness Captain Des Moines Police Department 25 E 1 Des Moines IA 50309 515‐283‐4800 [email protected] David Niedert Lieutenant Oelwein Police Department 501 Rock Island Road Oelwein IA 50662 319‐283‐4311 [email protected]
Greg Obbink Lieutenant/District Commander Iowa State Patrol ISP D11 5400 16th Avenue
SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404 319‐396‐1944 [email protected]
George O'Donnell Captain (Retired) Iowa Department of Transportation 3320 27th Avenue Marion IA 52302 319‐373‐1839 [email protected] Steven O'Konek Captain Cedar Rapids Police Department 505 1st Street SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404
Ted Paxton Chief Vinton Police Department 310 A Avenue, PO Box 529 Vinton IA 52349 319‐472‐2321 [email protected] Rick Penning Sheriff Grundy County Sheriff 705 8th Street Grundy Center IA 50638 319‐824‐6933 [email protected] Theresa Petersen Captain Grinnell Police Department 1020 Spring Street Grinnell IA 50112 641‐236‐2670 [email protected] Al Pizzano Chief Pleasant Hill Police Department 5151 Maple Drive Pleasant Hill IA 50327 515‐265‐1444 [email protected] David Porter Chief DeWitt Police Department 1505 6th Avenue DeWitt IA 52742 563‐659‐3145 [email protected] Roger Porter Chief Fort Dodge Police Department 702 1st Avenue South Fort Dodge IA 50501 515‐573‐1426 [email protected]
Lonny Pulkrabek Sheriff Johnson County Sheriffs Office 511 S Capitol Street, Po Box 2540 Iowa City IA 52244 319‐356‐6020 [email protected]
John Quinn Chief Waukee Police Department 1300 LA Grant PKWY Waukee IA 50263 515‐978‐7966 [email protected] Dennis Reilly Chief Grinnell Police Department 1020 Spring Street Grinnell IA 50112 641‐236‐2670 [email protected] Marti Reilly Sioux City Police Department 601 Douglas Street Sioux City IA 51101
Tom Reinwart Special Agent FBI 1641 Boyson Square Drive #200 Hiawatha IA 52233 319‐366‐2461 [email protected]
Pete Roth Chief Clear Lake Police Department 511 1st Avenue North, PO Box 291 Clear Lake IA 50428 641‐357‐2186 [email protected]
Kenneth Runde US Marshal U.S. Marshal Service 111 7th Avenue SE, Box 7 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319‐261‐3801 [email protected] Jason Sandholdt Sheriff Marion County Sheriff Office 211 North Godfrey Lane Knoxville IA 50138 641‐891‐7145 [email protected]
James Saunders Public Safety Director Iowa DPS ‐ Investigative Operations 215 E 7th Street Des Moines IA 50309 515‐725‐6305 [email protected]
Robert Schaefer Chief Hampton Police Department 17 2nd St NW Hampton IA 50441 641‐456‐2527 [email protected] Larry Schoop Chief Rockwell City Police Department 335 Main Street Rockwell City IA 50579 712‐297‐7954 [email protected] Doug Shannon Chief Mount Vernon Police Department 213 1st St NW Mount Vernon IA 52314 319‐895‐6141 dshannon@cityofmtvernon‐ia.gov Paul Sikorski Chief Davenport Police Department 416 N Harrison Street Davenport IA 52801 563‐888‐3558 [email protected]
John Simons AFSD‐LE TSA 2120 Rittenhouse Street, Suite B Des Moines IA 50321 515‐974‐1786 [email protected]
Timothy Sittig Chief Fort Madison Police Department 811 Avenue E Fort Madison IA 52627 319‐372‐2525 tsittig@fortmadison‐ia.com
William Skare Public Safety Director City of Boone, Iowa 923 8th Street, PO Box 550 Boone IA 50036 515‐432‐4211
ext 103 [email protected]
John Sloter Commander Boone Police Department 525 Story St Boone IA 50036 515‐432‐3456 [email protected]
Derrick Spoerry Interim Mitchellville Police Department 110 2nd Street NE, PO Box 817 Mitchellville IA 50169 515‐967‐9289 [email protected]
Greg Staples Chief Norwalk Police Department 1100 Chatham Ave Norwalk IA 50211 515‐981‐0666 [email protected]
Deb Summers
Coralville Police Department 1503 5th Street, PO Box 5911 cORALVILLE IA 52241
Brett Talkington Chief Muscatine Police Department 312 E Fifth Street Muscatine IA 52761 563‐263‐9922 [email protected] Michael Tupper Chief Marshalltown Police Department 22 North Center Street Marshalltown IA 50158 641‐754‐5771 [email protected] Jacob Vanderpool Lieutenant Oskaloosa Police Department 214 High Avenue E Oskaloosa IA 52577
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Name Last Title Agency Street Address City State ZIP Telephone Email
Kevin VanderSchel US Attorney United States Attorney's Office, Southern District of Iowa
110 E Court Avenue, Suite 286 Des Moines IA 50309 515‐473‐9300 [email protected]
Michael Venema Chief Clive Police Department 8505 Harbach Blvd Clive IA 50325 515‐278‐1312 [email protected]
Diane Venenga Chief North Liberty Police Department 5 E Cherry Street, PO Box 77 North Liberty IA 52317 319‐626‐5724 [email protected]
Ronald Voshell Captain Oelwein Police Department 501 Rock Island Road Oelwein IA 50662 319‐283‐4311 [email protected]
Todd Voter LEC/IS United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Iowa
111 Seventh Avenue SE, Box 1 Cedar Rapids IA 52401 319‐363‐6333 [email protected]
Rich Westphal United States Attorney's Office, Southern
District of Iowa 110 E Court Avenue, Suite 286 Des Moines IA 50309
Jeff White Chief Deputy Des Moines County Sheriff's Office 512 N Main Street, Suite 2 Burlington IA 52601 319‐753‐8212 [email protected] John Wiebold Chief Boone Police Department 525 Story Street Boone IA 50036 515‐432‐3456 [email protected]
Lucy Wiederholt Associate Director Department of Public Safety 808 University Capitol Centre Iowa City IA 52242 319‐335‐5022 lucy‐[email protected]
Clint Williams Lieutenant Des Moines County Sheriff 512 N Main Street, Ste 2 Burlington IA 52601 319‐753‐8212 [email protected]
Tony Wingert Captain Woodbury County Sheriff's Office 407 7th Street, PO Box 3715 Sioux City IA 51101 712‐279‐6010 [email protected]
Kevin Winker Assistant Director Iowa Division of Intelligence and Fusion Center 215 East 7th Street Des Moines IA 50319 515‐725‐6310 [email protected]
Paul Wood Lieutenant Atlantic Police Department 23 East 4th Atlantic IA 50022 712‐243‐3512 [email protected] Doug Young Chief Sioux City Police Department 601 Douglas Street Sioux City IA 51101 712‐279‐6353 dyoung@sioux‐city.org
