In the Line of Fire with Gary Dillon

2025-07 - Chief A.J.

In the Line of Fire with Gary Dillon

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Send Gary a Message Chief A.J. Panebianco has over 30 years of law enforcement service in Virginia and is a published author. He retired from the Town of Middleburg Police Department in 2022 and has been providing consulting services to localities since then.

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