

A Conversation with Steve Raabe, author of Patrolling the Heart of the West: True Tales of a Nevada State Trooper
Steve Raabe, author of Patrolling the Heart of the West: True Tales of a Nevada State Trooper discussed his book with moderator Ron Belbin last week at the Churchill County Library. Belbin teased out stories of Raabe‘s experiences patrolling the hundreds of miles between Fallon, Winnemucca, McDermitt, and surrounding areas.
It was clear that he enjoyed his job and found it challenging. He fielded questions from the audience including his role in the Claude Dallas case in the 1980s. Raabe’s books are available at the Churchill County Library.
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