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Cadet, Rookie, Cop is a Professional Development and Training based Education Company, for prospective Applicants, Cadets and Rookies, active Police Officers and Community Members. We utilize various education mediums (Books, Online Courses, and In-Person Training) to fill the gaps in training found in the industry.

Citizens Against Street Hoodlums: we report all crime we witness to the proper authorities, and we do testify on what we report. We train others in the use of firearms, deadly force, defensive tactics, and others so that they may have the needed tools to protect themselves as well as there families from criminals, punk gangs and hoodlums. Comments on the Military and Business Ownership Learned loyalty, dedication, tenacity, and other intangible traits from Military service as well as brotherhood.

Intermountain Polygraph Services/Investigator; conducts polygraphs (truth verification) for 12 separate Law Enforcement agencies (incl. Idaho POST Academy, Idaho State University and College of Southern Idaho Law Enforcement Program); conducts investigations with pre-employment and professional standard polygraphs on law enforcement officers and candidates. Our polygraph examiners have extensive criminal and civil investigative experience and are court-recognized experts in the field of interview and interrogation. All of our examiners are fully certified by national and regional accreditation agencies to conduct civil, criminal, governmental pre-employment and internal affairs, probation/parole compliance and post-conviction sex offender testing. Comments on the Military and Business Ownership 1966-1987: U.S. Army (Active Duty and Reserve). Variety of positions that required organizational, management, and leadership skills. Additional project management experience in re-organization of an Army Infantry Division; the addition of high technology special operations to the U.S. Army Infantry; the planning, physical movement, and emergency deployment operation of a separate Infantry Brigade (4,500 personnel) to a foreign country. Re-called to active duty on several occasions to assist in the management and planning of sensitive operations throughout the world. Joined as Private and retired as an Infantry Major (21 year’s Active and Reserve service). Most of the positions I held in the Army were in command, operations, and training. Numerous awards and decorations for service and valor. All positions required good communication and people skills.