Training and Onboarding
Built structured reserve-officer and seasonal park-ranger onboarding, trained officers in the field and taught undergraduate criminal justice remotely.
Investigations • Digital Forensics • Customer Enablement
My 25 years with the Lakeville Police Department included detective and digital forensic examiner assignments, along with Field Training Officer service from 2004-2023. I am a U.S. Army veteran and former remote criminal justice faculty member. I investigate complex problems, document the evidence and explain findings clearly.

Selected Investigative Work: burglary, wire fraud and robbery case studies with PDF downloads.
My work spans fraud investigations, digital evidence, investigator training and public-safety technology. These examples show how I approach the work.
Built structured reserve-officer and seasonal park-ranger onboarding, trained officers in the field and taught undergraduate criminal justice remotely.
Led an agency-side ALPR program funded through a $40,000 Target + Blue corporate partnership and built electronic-crimes capability around technology, documentation and investigator enablement. View two implementation case studies.
Used AI in real estate to create buyer presentations, playbooks, communication resources and repeatable client workflows across BoldTrail, Follow Up Boss, RealScout and Keller Williams Command.
Conducted complex investigations, examined digital evidence, translated technical findings for nontechnical audiences and built reusable warrant, subpoena and service-provider workflow resources for incoming investigators. Evidence basis
Field Training Officer
Remote university teaching and facilitation
Master of Arts, Police Leadership, Administration and Education
Created a forensic image through a write blocker with FTK Imager, examined the image with AccessData Forensic Toolkit (FTK) and Internet Evidence Finder, and documented responsive artifacts for investigators.
Read the examination summaryDeveloped a structured reference folder with preservation requests, administrative subpoenas, search-warrant templates and service-provider guidance. Acquired and configured the unit's initial Cellebrite UFED capability.
Read the implementation exampleNovember 1998 - May 2024. Investigative assignments: March 2010 - May 2011. Detective, Electronic Crimes Unit: September 2016 - June 2017. Detective / Digital Forensic Examiner, assigned to the Dakota County Electronic Crimes Task Force: June 2017 - December 2021. Returned to patrol January 2022 - May 2024. Field Training Officer service: 2004-2023.
March 2007 - October 2025. Remote adjunct faculty member in criminal justice, concurrent with sworn law-enforcement service through May 2024. Earned Certified Advanced Facilitator status, Phoenix500 Faculty Excellence recognition, and the 2024 John Sperling Distinguished Faculty Award. Additional recognition
June 2024 - June 2026. Managed buyer and seller education, client communications, transaction workflows, CRM adoption and AI-assisted playbook development. Closed $3.2M in residential sales during this completed career transition.
Advanced from Security Officer to Lieutenant while completing a Criminal Justice degree. Built experience in training and later coordinated large-event security operations.
Open to remote roles that support working from Washington State and onsite or hybrid roles in the Vancouver, Washington / Portland, Oregon area. Relocation timing is flexible for the right opportunity.
Interested in customer success, customer enablement, public safety technology, investigations, fraud, intelligence and program implementation opportunities.