Proven public safety executive with multi-disciplinary skills who experienced success as each leadership position grew in complexity and responsibility
Read MoreChief Executive of New Jersey’s largest accredited police department with 425 Sworn and 125 Civilian employees, 3rd largest City in New Jersey, 2nd most densely populated city outside of New York City with 200,000 residents representing (58) different ethnic, religious and socio-economic groups.
Read MoreSelected after nationwide search as the Chief of Police by Honorable Mayor Jeff Cusat, City of Hazleton, a 3rd Class City in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Responsible for overseeing, operations, investigations, emergency management and administration.
Read MoreAppointed by NJ-NY Governors, responsible for Police Service in two states protecting the public and tenants at all Port Authority land, sea, rail and air facilities with 2700 employees, $408 million dollar budget.
Provide research, development and national training lectures on money laundering, basic telephone and computer exploitation, advanced policing, emergency management and homeland security.
Read MoreResponsible for County law enforcement agency, $75 million dollar budget, 1100 employees, providing primary, support and specialized law enforcement services to a diverse community of 500,000 residents.
Responsible for county patrol, housing, bomb squad, EMS, SWAT, investigations, computer crimes, motor unit, marine, crime scene, community policing, street crime, E-911 center, county jail and courts.
Read MoreChief Executive Officer of County Police Agency, 545 employees, primary and support services provided to (72) municipalities with 938,500 residents in 246 square miles with a $58 million dollar budget.
Drug law enforcement supervising multi-jurisdictional, multi-national large-scale narcotics investigations coordinating with federal, state and local law enforcement. Responsible for investigating high profile cases involving, homicides, police corruption, kidnapping and police involved shootings.