Moulton Police Department

Moulton PD: The world could use more Jimmy Bryans

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  • Moulton Police Officer Jeff Alexander accepts the donated service ammunition from local resident Jimmy Bryan, who has offered up his private shooting range to Moulton police for years now whenever they need to update their annual qualifications. Photo by Daniel Beyer
    Moulton Police Officer Jeff Alexander accepts the donated service ammunition from local resident Jimmy Bryan, who has offered up his private shooting range to Moulton police for years now whenever they need to update their annual qualifications. Photo by Daniel Beyer

    Members of the Moulton Police Department spent the better part of the afternoon Thursday, Nov. 17, target shooting for their qualifications at local resident Jimmy Bryan’s range. 

    The department has made use of Bryan’s range for years now, Interim Police Chief Daniel Beyer said, and the officers couldn’t be more appreciative of that fact.

    “Mr. Bryan has always been a gracious host, providing drinksand making sure his range is in top shape when the officers show up to qualify,” he said. “Plus, every time the police department goes to qualify at Mr. Bryan’s range, he donates something to the Moulton Police Department.”

    Through the years, Bryan has donated shotgun shells, tourniquets, all sorts of things an officer might find useful in his day-to-day activities.

    This year was no exception, Beyer said. He donated a case of duty ammunition. 

    “Please, when you see Mr. Jimmy Bryan around, thank him for all he does,” the police chief said. “He is an asset to Moulton and the people who live in our community. We could all use a lot more just like him.”