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I got served with too many subpoenas for lawyer interviews, investigative depositions, hearings, and criminal court cases. I
        testified in municipal court, juvenile court, and superior court, sometimes for bench trials and sometimes with juries present. I
        usually did not really enjoy being examined or cross examined by criminal defense attorneys in court. The younger and less-
        experienced public defenders were generally less inclined to grill me on the stand, as opposed to the older, more experienced
        and more expensive private attorneys.

























        Over the course of my long police career I worked with K9 handlers, police drug dogs, police tracking dogs and police bomb
        dogs. I worked with animal control officers, public works crews, police dispatchers, vice units, postal inspectors, fire marshals,
        school security staff, bailiffs, parole officers, probation officers, chaplains, EMT’s and paramedics, traffic flaggers, department of
        licensing agents, tow truck drivers, state, county, city, and private company road and traffic crews, traffic flaggers, evidence
        technicians, retail loss prevention associates and asset protection officers, search and rescue teams, customs officers, uniformed
        and plainclothes security guards, undercover narcotics officers and detectives, child protective services, adult protective services,
        public defenders, private defense attorneys, prosecutors, coroners, deputy coroners, explosive ordinance experts, nursing home
        administrators, CPS caseworkers, APS caseworkers, DOL employees, doctors, nurses, medical examiners, funeral home staff,
        corrections officers, armored car guards, airlift flight nurses and pilots, apartment managers, interpreters, school administrators,
        military  police,  customs  and  immigration  agents,  liquor  control  board  agents,  state  troopers,  border  patrol  agents,  social
        workers, NCIS agents, polygraphers, newspaper reporters and editors,  police instructors, crime lab techs, victim advocates,
        photographers and video camera crews, utility linemen, school administrators, process servers, juvenile detention staff, detox
        intake staff, emergency room staff, psychiatrists, psychologists, SWAT TEAMS, community service workers, school bus drivers,
        public mental health professionals, repo men, private investigators, pawn store owners, and bounty hunters.
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