Patrick Nielander: What a Lifetime of Law Enforcement Should Teach Us - LA Riots

Patrick Nielander has spent nearly 40 years in the field of Law Enforcement. 

• Seven years of Federal Court experience (CSO, Special Deputy US Marshal) and five years as the District Supervisor (CSO Program, JSD7/SIN, District 28).  

• Served as the Assistant Section Commander for the Medical Department of the Marion County Jail, Indianapolis, Indiana. Responsible for over 3,000 inmates.  

• Have acquired police patrol experience, correctional healthcare experience, and business management experience.  

• Previously a Law Enforcement Officer (Sgt., Retired) at the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department • Marion County Sheriff’s Department (Merged Police Departments) and Indianapolis International Airport (Sgt.)  

• Have held the position of Assistant Branch Manager for Airport Security serving a national security company at the Indianapolis International Airport. Served as adjunct faculty in the criminal justice program of a national university. 

His father and Uncle Gary have been elders in the United Church of God, with whom I have become well-acquainted in my ministry.  

We discuss thought-provoking issues about living in and being responsible in an unjust world.