Sergeant L. Louis Jordan

Mr. L. Louis Jordan has been in Law Enforcement for twenty-three years. He served with the Neptune Township Police Department from 1980 to 1987. He also served in the Military from October 1972 until October 1983 both in active and reserve status (as a Military Police Sergeant and as a Senior Drill Sergeant and Master Trainer). While in the Military, he was with the United States Army Special Forces and Support Command of the Military Police (Black Beret), where his duties included safeguarding nuclear weapons in high security areas as well as protecting and supervising high ranking dignitaries of the National Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

Mr. Jordan also worked with the U.S. Secret Service and Interpol, protecting high-ranking military personnel from around the world, as well as the Honorable President Richard M. Nixon during his European tour in 1974. Based on this assignment, Mr. Jordan received the Presidential Award.

Upon returning to the United States and serving with the New Jersey National Guard and Reserve, Mr. Jordan was one of the few chosen to escort various State Governors, one of those being the Honorable Brendan T. Byrne of New Jersey. He also provided Executive Protection for the Rev. Al Sharpton the Rev. Jessie Jackson, teen idol and television star LL Cool Jay, Dr. Dray, Ed Lover, Queen LaTifa, Morris Dees, Russell Simmons, J-Rue and numerous other VIP's.

Most recently (4 October 1998) Mr. Jordan was the single person certified and approved by Washington and Atlanta, Georgia to be the Senior Officer in charge of the Executive Protection Team for Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, wife of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

In 1982 Robert D. Scott, Sr. (deceased), Director of the Monmouth County Police Academy, selected Mr. Jordan to assist in the training of all police recruits; this was due to his military and civilian background. As a result, the Monmouth County Police Academy is famous for its military type discipline and leadership under the direction of "Drill Sergeants". Mr. Jordan was the first "Drill Sergeant" and founder of the program.

Mr. Jordan recognizes that it has been through people like Mr. Clemmon O'Neal, National President of the Concerned Officers Organization on Gang Activities (CO3GA); the Honorable John Kaye, Prosecutor, Monmouth County, New Jersey; Robert Honecker, Jr., First Assistant Prosecutor, Monmouth County, New Jersey; Alton D. Kenney, Senior Executive Prosecutor, Monmouth County, New Jersey; Mr. Lawrence Jones of the National Gang Network of Boston, Massachusetts and many others that have allowed him to exhibit his expertise in the areas of street gangs, youth motivation, police community relations, school safety, cultural diversity, managing diversity, bias/hate crimes, police professionalism, gang assessment, weapons in schools, teacher safety and youth violence.

Mr. Jordan attended Hamilton University in Evanston, Wyoming where he holds a Bachelor's Degree in Cultural Studies and a Masters in Criminal Justice.

Mr. Jordan has been recognized nationally and internationally as a dynamic speaker and presenter who experienced phenomenal success in motivating youth and educating professionals. His electrifying style of presenting had made him one of the nations most sought after speakers.

Mr. Jordan is currently assigned to the Bias Crime, Street Gang Awareness and Community Relations section of the Special Investigative Services Unit of the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office. He also monitors, investigates and gathers intelligence on street gangs, hate crimes and hate groups from around the country.

He has been recognized as an expert in the field by the National Gang Network based in Boston, Massachusetts, the California Gang Investigators Association of Los Angeles, California, the Mid-West Gang Intelligence Association of Cleveland, Ohio, the Military Intelligence Association on Terrorism, the Attorney General of New Jersey, the Governor of New Jersey, the Department of the Army, the Naval Air Warfare Center, the Boys and Girls Club of American, the U.S. Department of Justice, the FBI, DEA, the Federal Office of OJDDP, the National American Correctional Officers Association (ACA), Washington DC, the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the National Peace Officers Foundation of Sacramento, California, the National Youth Foundation of Washington DC, the National Children's Defense Fund, National Youth to Youth International, the New Jersey State Bias Crimes Officer's Association, the Monmouth County Bias and Gangs Officer's Association and the National Youth Gang Suppression and Intervention Program at the University of Chicago, Illinois. At various times he has served as an officer or as a consultant to these organizations.

Mr. Jordan has been tracking street gangs and extremist groups since 1980 and has gathered a wealth of intelligence on them. He is one of the principal instructors on gangs, youth violence, and bias crimes and hate groups as well as youth motivation in the United States.

Mr. Jordan numerous hours of his own time speaking and advising female and male gang members as well as hate group members and children who appear to be slipping through the cracks. Mr. Jordan currently teaches intervention, prevention and suppression techniques to concerned educators, law enforcement personnel, probation officers, parole officers, employment programs, community youth agencies as well as grassroots religious organizations and families in crisis.

Mr. Jordan currently serves as the National President of the National Alliance of Hate Crimes Investigators and District Attorney's Association, President of the Monmouth County Bias Crimes and Gangs Officers Association, past state Vice-President of the New Jersey Bias Crime Investigators Association, chief founding officer of the National Concerned Officers Organization on Gang Activities, Inc., past CEO of the Neptune Police Athletic League and acted as its National Delegate for three years from 1983 – 1986. Mr. Jordan is also the founder of Operation Y.O.U.T.H. (Young and Old United Together for Humanity). The program was founded in 1976; I-Crys (Inner City Round Table of Youth Services) founded in 1984. A program identified, as Johnny's Someone's Child founded in1990. Mr. Jordan also served as the Senior Advisor and Counselor to the National and County Boys and Girls Club Gang Prevention and Intervention Program as well as the past secretary of the Monmouth County Board of Directors. He is currently the co-founder of Youth to Youth of New Jersey as well as the founder of JAMS of NJ (Just Another Means of Success).

Mr. Jordan has appeared as a featured guest on a number of radio and national television talk shows. He has also conducted numerous lectures, workshops, seminars and in-service awareness and investigative programs for law enforcement agencies, churches, educators, schools, colleges and community based organizations.

Mr. Jordan if frequently called upon by police departments and related investigative agencies on national and international levels to assist in investigations that seem or appear to be gang, bias or satanic related.

Mr. Jordan was one of a select few who were chosen to participate in the Law Enforcement Mission to Israel to address the issue of terrorism sponsored by the Attorney General's Office and the ADL of New Jersey.

Mr. Jordan has an extensive background dealing directly with juvenile and adult street gang and hate group members. He currently serves on many sub-committees on hate crimes, gangs and youth violence around the United States.

Mr. Jordan recently returned to the mainland from the Virgin Islands where he was assigned to assist the U.S. Department of Justice in addressing the issue of diversity, bias crime and youth violence. Mr. Jordan was requested to return by the Governor of the Virgin Islands to assist in conducting a gang assessment of all secondary schools. Mr. Jordan is a national advocate for our youth. He feels that our youth as well as their parents should be held accountable for their actions.

September 1987 to Present

Freehold, N.J. Under the leadership of Prosecutor John Kaye.

I currently serve as the Chief Investigator for Bias Crime/

Gang Investigation and Community Relations. Also serve as

a trouble shooter for the County Prosecutor as a mediator and

master training.

March 1980 to September. 1987

25 Neptune Blvd., Neptune, NJ.

Duties: Function as part of a 65-member police unit Responsible for

preserving the peace, enforcing the law, Community Relations.

Protecting of life and property.

1997 to Present Kozloski Road, Freehold, N.J.

Duties: Function as First Sergeant and Senior Drill Sergeant

responsible for overseeing the motivation and training of

Police Officers, Park Rangers, Special Officers, Correctional Officers

and the Youth Cadet programs. Directly for instilling Motivation,

Discipline, Teamwork, Control, Pride, Alertness, Leadership,

Confidence of Police recruits who are entering the law enforcement

community for the first time. Directly responsibility for counseling and

reinforcement training of 40 Police Recruits and 10 Drill Sergeants for 9

months out of the year as well as the day to day operation.

November 1980 to 1982

SENIOR DRILL SERGEANT-FORT DIX N.J.

United States Army Active Reserve Fort Dix, N.J. (Certified Trainer)

Duties: Responsible for the training and supervision of new

recruits in the area of motivation, control teamwork, leadership, useful

and harmful stress, management training, behavioral differences,

physical readiness training, self-defense, weapons, weapons safety,

adverse weather, probable cause, inspections, drill and ceremonies,

counseling, health, map reading, land navigation, terrorist groups, and

guard duty.

October 1972 to 1980

Duties: Special Military Police Support Command. Supervised a 130

man PAT and K-9 handler. Team Leader of the Sniper

Conversion Team, Convoy NCOIC, Patrol Supervisor, Race Relations

Instructor, Senior Executive Protection Officer, Bomb Threats, and

Cross-trained in many related fields.

While serving with the 50th Military Police Company (National Guard)

at Fort Drum, New York, was one of few chosen to escort the

Honorable Brendon T. Bryne and the Honorable Governor of New

York.

19 November 1990

Testify before the New Jersey Commission of Investigations 2 February

1993 as a national expert with respect to Street Gangs and Youth

Violence in the state of New Jersey

9 February 1991

EXECUTIVE PROTECTION,

Assigned to protect the Rev. Al Sharpton during his visit to the City of

Asbury Park, & Lincroft, New Jersey Rev. Al Sharpton addressed a

crowed of 300 at the St. Peters Clavers Church in Asbury Park and

again at Brookdale College in Lincroft on 10 December 1993.

August 1974

EXECUTIVE PROTECTION,

Ensured safe escort for the Honorable Richard M. Nixon, President of the

United States during his European tour in 1974. Was one of few

chosen for this assignment while serving with the 44th Military Police

Detachment in Europe.

21 - 29 April 1991

This writer was one of eight (8) law enforcement officers to escort the

Honorable Robert Del Tufo, Attorney General, State of New Jersey on

his eastern Law Enforcement Mission to Israel, which was sponsored by

the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.

July 1978 - March 1980

WATERFRONT POLICE,

Navel Weapon Station Earle, Leonardo, New Jersey 07737.

Duties: Function as part of a nine-man shift responsible for safety and

security of the above location. As shift Commander (Sergeant) my job

often entails physical confrontations and split second decisions

with full power of arrest.

4 October 1998

Coretta Scott King

Duties: Act at the Special Agent In-Charge of planning, operations, and

Executive Protection for Mrs. Edith Savage and Mrs. .Coretta Scott King,

Wife of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during a Wellness' Conference

at the Long Branch Hilton. Approximately 60 Officers and 39 Civilians

took part in the security as we escorted Mrs. King from New York City

to Long Branch, NJ and back to New York. I were totally responsible for

her safety and welfare while in the state of New Jersey overseeing and

supervising other law enforcement and civilian agencies involved with

the emergency care and or safety of Mrs. King.

11May 2001

Morris Dees

Duties: Perform the duty of Senior Detective In-Charge of planning, and operations, for the safety of Mr. Morris Dees, President for the Southern Poverty Law Center in Alabama. Mr. Dees was the keynote speaker at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, New Jersey. This writer was request by the National Conference of Christians and Jews of New Jersey to serve as team leader supervising an 8 member elite team of investigators.

1. Neptune Sr. High School, Neptune, New Jersey – Graduated in 1972 General Course of Study

2. Hamilton University, Evanston, Wyoming – Graduated in 2000 with a Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Science

3. Hamilton University, Evanston, Wyoming – Graduated in 2001 Accelerated Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice

1. United States Army Military Police Academy – Fort Gordon, Georgia- Course of study Military Law 1973. I was trained in law enforcement and received additional training in domestic and international terrorism, which dealt with White Supremacy groups, KKK, and Nazi as well as member of the Black September Group and Biedamineoff Gang of Europe.

2. United States Army Sniper Conversion Team School in Miesau, Germany. Later became the Team Leader of the special elite unit specially trained to deal with domestic and international terrorism 1973 and 74.

3. United States Army Physical Security Specialist –Miesau, Germany. 1974. Served as a member and later Team Leader of the Sniper Conversion Team where the focus was on Security Threat Groups, Black September, Skinheads, and Extreme Groups to the far right with a special focus on tattoos, graffiti, symbols, philosophy, language, etc.

4. United States Army Drill Sergeants School where the focus was on Physical Training, Drill and Ceremonies, Stress Management, Good and Bad Stress, Leadership, Teamwork, Discipline, Chain of Command, Proper wearing of the uniform. Class was 9 months. –1983

5. U.S. Department of Justice – Certified as a Mediation & Conflict Resolution Specialist, Certified in Trenton, NJ on 14 & 15 July 1993 (16 Hrs.)

6. Monmouth County Police Academy- Police Administration - presented by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) 1993.

7. New Jersey State Police Academy – Criminal Investigation School, Sea Girt, New Jersey. Trained in Street Gangs with a special focus was on White Supremacy groups, tattoos, dress, markings, graffiti, symbols and philosophy. – 1987

8. Attend several schools put on by the Mid Atlantic Great Lakes Organize Crime Law Enforcement Network (MAGLOCLEN) on the topic of Gangs, White Supremacy Groups, and Christian Identity where the focus was on graffiti reading, gang dress, tattoos, philosophy and symbols. 1988 to present.

9. New Jersey Attorney General’s Office of Bias Crime and Community Relations Training where the focus was on White Supremacy Groups, Neo Nazi Groups, Tattoos, Symbols, dress, graffiti and philosophy.

10. Jersey City College, International Joint Conference on Terrorism, sponsored by National and International governments from around the world. Attendance was by invitation only. The focus was on National, International and Domestic Terrorism with a special focus on Christian Identity, and other White Supremacy Groups, Neo-Nazis, Skinheads and Terrorism. Training zero in on gang dress, tattoos, philosophy, hand signs, and symbols. 1987.

11. Monmouth County Police Academy- Law Enforcement training where one of the courses of study was on criminal groups which included street gangs and White Supremacy groups. 1980 –480 hours.

12. Certified Martial Arts in Judo, Karate and Kung Fu receiving a Green belt in Judo, Black Belt in Karate and a Level of Disciple 4 in King Fu. –1971 through 1994

13. Took part in the 24th Organized Criminal Class held at Sea Girt, NJ where the focus was on White Supremacy Groups and Street Gangs. Understanding tattoo, graffiti, etc. 1989 (32 Hrs.)

14. Attend a special course of study put on by the U.S. Department of Justice on Conciliation & Mediation Training. First of its kind open to law enforcement in NJ. Location: Newark, NJ 1990 (60 Hrs.)

15. Received training in the proper way to conduct a Gang Assessment- put on by the U.S Department of Justice in Bergen County, NJ, 1992 (32 Hrs.)

16. Attended the Advance Gang School, at the Marriott Hotel, Boston, Mass. 1993 (32 Hrs.) was also a presenter. Focusing on Black, White, Latino and Asian Gangs.

17. Having received training and Certified as an instructor on gang by the United States Citizens Commission on Crime and Narcotics (USCCCN) of Orange, New Jersey 180 Hrs

18. Certified as a gang instructor by the National Law Enforcement Institute, Santa Rosa, California (32 Hrs.)

19. Certified by the Justice System Training Association as a Psycho-Motor Skill Design Instructors (Lic#SD716) on 12 July 1984 (190 Hrs).

20. Certified by the Law Enforcement Combat Training System (LECTS) as a certified Martial Arts Instructor Certification, Asbury Park, NJ (180 Hrs).

21. Received training from the New Jersey State Police at Sea Girt, NJ – Advance Drug Enforcement – 18 Sept 87 (40 Hrs).

22. Received specialized training from the American Correctional Association of NJ –Punishment and treatment with respect to gangs and hate groups November 95 (8 Hrs.).

23. Received training in Pittsburgh, Pa. By Magloclen "Law Enforcement Network" on Street Gangs - 27 Apr - 1-May 92 (32 Hrs.).

24. Monmouth County, NJ received specializes training from Magloclen "Law Enforcement Network" Hate Crimes – Train the Trainer (8 Hrs.).

25. Certified by the N.J. Police Training Commission (NJ Lic# 80-408) as a certified police instructor 6 Jun 80.

26. Attend the Reid College in 1988 where the focus was on interview, interrogation techniques and debrief techniques of possible witnesses.

27. Attend the New Jersey Attorney Generals Conference in 1980. This three-day conference address topics on tattoos, white supremacy groups, Christian Identity Movement, Neo-Nazi and KKK.

28. National Law Enforcement Training School, Boston Ma. 1993. This weeklong school addresses the issue of Street Gangs, Hate Groups and White Supremacy Groups. I was also asked to teach at this school.

1. Race Relations Instructors School, K-Town, Germany, 1973 (40 Hrs.)

2. Advance Evasive Driving Techniques, Cape May County, NJ, 1980 (16 Hrs.)

3. Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC)– Attend 40 hours training on Hate Crimes in America with a special focus on hate groups.

4. Fire Rescue & Water Safety School, M.C. Fire Academy, 1980 (8 Hrs)

5. Domestic Relations/Crisis Intervention, M.C. Police Academy, 1980 (8 Hrs).

6. Sex Crimes Analysis Investigations, N.J. State Police, Sea Girt, New Jersey 1981 (40 Hrs.)

7. Martial Arts Black Belt Certification in Karate & Kung Fu, Boys and Girls Club of Asbury Park, NJ 1981 (160 Hrs.)

8. National Martial Arts Instructors certification as a Psycho-Motor Skills Design Instructor, 1981 (560 Hrs.)

9. Certified Police Training Instructor under the New Jersey Police Training Commission1, 1981 (80 Hrs.)

10. Drill Sergeant Preparatory Course, Fort Dix, New Jersey, 1982 (32 Hrs.)

11. Intro Course-Learning to interpret for the deaf U.S. Army –Miesau, Germany 1983 (32 Hrs)

12. M0-Gem Instructors Certification, Self Defense weapons, Neptune, NJ, 1993 (40 Hrs.)

13. Narcotic School, New Jersey State Police, Sea Girt, New Jersey 1987 (40 Hrs.)

14. Interviewing and Interrogation, Reid College, Chicago, Ill. 1988 (40 Hrs.)

15. Advance Interviewing and Interrogation, Reid College, Chicago, Ill. 1989 (40 Hrs.)

16. Missing Person Task Force, Monmouth County, New Jersey 1990 (8 Hrs.)

17. Volunteer In Probation Program of Monmouth County, Brookdale College, Long Branch, NJ 1992 (8 Hrs)

18. GRIP- Computer School on White Supremacy groups/Gangs/Narcotics Relational Intelligence, Dubuque, IA. (Newark, NJ 1992. (8 Hrs)

19. Attend specialize training in Community Policing in the 90's, Newark, NJ, 1992 (40 Hrs.) where the focus was on community and police partnerships.

20. In-Service Training " Use of Force" Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office 1992 (8 Hrs).

21. In-Service Training " Firearms Refresher " Mon County Prosecutor’s Office 1992 (8 Hrs.)

22. In-Service Training " Police in the Community, Mon County Prosecutor’s Office 1992 (8 Hrs.)

23. In-Service Training " Search Warrants " Mon. County Prosecutor’s Office 1992 (8 Hrs.)

24. In-Service Training " Trial Preparation" Mon County Prosecutor’s Office 1993 (4 Hrs).

25. Attended the Eastern Regional Investigator's Association program where the focus was on "Asian Gangs" Atlantic City. NJ 1993 (6 Hrs.)

26. State of N.J. Apprenticeship in Law Enforcement Training – No# 15231 9 August 92 (1 Year)

27. Received training at the Monmouth County Police Academy in Domestic Violence Awareness - 13-14 December 80 (16 Hrs.)

28. Received advance training at the Cape May County Driving Academy, NJ "Advanced Drivers Training-Evasive Driving" 30 Apr 80. (11 Hrs.)

PROVIDED TRAINING AS AN INSTRUCTOR/KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Conducted well over 2000 seminars across the country to include Israel, Mexico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Having training members of the NJ Public Defenders Offices and well as Community Groups, Religious Organizations, Youth Groups, Law Enforcement and Special Interest Groups from around the world.

1. United States Army Military Intelligence Branch at Fort Monmouth on the topic of Gangs and Hate Groups in the Military. Focus was on Street Gangs

2. United States Department of the Navy Warfare at Lakehurst and Later at NWS Earle on the topic of Hate in the Military a Law Enforcement Response. The focus was on Skinheads, and White Supremacy groups.

3. Participated and instructed for the 3rd National Gang Conference, Philadelphia, Pa. June 1994 (32 Hrs.)

4. Presented as a keynote speak on Combating Gangs in the Northeast. Held in Vermont - 26 May 95 (40 Hours.)

5. U.S. Department of Justice – Provided a 40 hour block on Gangs and Hate Groups in the U.S. Virgin Island

6. United States Virgin Islands – Requested by special invitation of Gov. Farley to return along with the U.S. Department of Justice to present training to his staff, law enforcement, and community based organizations on the topic of gangs.

7. Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) - Provide training for FLETC and requested to assist in the drafting of National Training on Hate Groups and Bias Crimes Investigation- Was also a presenter.

8. Provided training to the National FBI Academy on the topic of Gangs in America with a focus on the Christian Identity movement, tattoos, symbols, dress, graffiti, and philosophy.

9. Keynote Speaker on Gangs and Drugs put on by the National Peace Officers Foundation –Project 2000VI, Washington, DC "Narcotics In Corrections" 17 Jun 95 (8 Hrs.)

10. Presented a block of instruction on Prison Gangs From Across The Nation in Washington DC on 17 June 1995 for 8 hours. The focus was on Christian Identity Members, Prison Gangs Tattoos, symbols, signs, language etc.

11. United States Department of Justice put on training on gangs for the Tri-State area in which I was the keynote speaker on the topic of white supremacy gangs and African American Gangs. Montclair, NJ

12. The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) put on a one-day training program at Jefferson House School in Elizabeth, NJ in which I was the key presenter on White Supremacy Groups and Neo Nazi Groups in America along with one of their agents.

13. Harvard University – Conducted a two-day school assessment and then provided a full day of training on the issue of gangs with a focus on Skinheads and other White Supremacy Groups to include tattoos, symbols, graffiti, signs, dress, etc.

14. New Jersey Public Defenders Office- Provide training on the issue of street gangs and white supremacy groups. When to debrief, interview, ask questions with respect to dress, symbols, tattoos, etc. from 1995 to present.

15. Allentown and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania – Ask to come into the area to conduct training on White Supremacy Groups and the Latin Kings after the famous Freeman brothers (skinheads) killed their parents.

16. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA- Ask to come in and show the tie between street gangs and drugs as well as White Supremacy groups.

17. Teaching for the New Jersey State Police on Street Gang Awareness and Recognition, held at the State Police Academy, Sea Girt, NJ - 30 May 1997 (9 Hrs.)

18. Provide training to the NJ Attorney Generals Office in New Brunswick, New Jersey with respect to possible gang threats to NJ. Major focus being on Hate Crimes and Street Gangs

19. Rutgers University, Adolescent Substance Abuse. 3 June 94 (3 Hrs.)

20. Department of the Navy- Fire Fighting Training 12 May 80 (8 Hrs.)

21. Bergen County Police Academy, Bergan County, NJ. Gang & Community Assessment (40 Hrs.)

22. Provide training for Magloclen at its Regional Hate Violence Conference on 22 Jan. 92 for eight hours where the focus was on Skinheads, World Church of the Creator/Christian Identity Movement and Bias Crimes (8 Hrs.)

23. National Peace Officers Foundation in California (8 Hrs)

24. NJ State Police Academy Training Center in NJ – Criminal Street Gang Recognition 30 May 97 (40 Hrs.)

25. Provided training for the District Attorney’s Office, Queens, New York at its Street Gang Sharing Conference (32 Hrs.)

26. Police Stress Management, Monmouth County Police Academy, NJ 24 Nov 80 (16 Hrs.)

27. Provide training to veteran law enforcement officers in Monmouth County, NJ on the topic of "Street Gangs Today" 14 Jan 91 (8 Hrs.)

28. Provide training in Reading, Pa. For the Attorney Generals Office on the topic of Continuing Education on Gangs – 7CEU’s - 28 Oct 93 (8 Hrs.)

29. Provided and continue to provide training to the NJ Education Association (NJEA) on the topic of School violence, gangs, Hate Groups and Bias Crimes in America 17 May 94 to present.

30. Provide training to the University of Vermont "Combating Gang Crisis" - 26 May 1995 (12.5 contact hours)

31. Provide training for the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith (ADL) on the topic "Hate Crimes and Youth" - 18 June 1990 (8 Hrs.). The focus was on hate groups and how they operate.

32. Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office "Reducing Juvenile and Gang Violence" 15 May 96 (8 Hrs.) training was geared for educators and law enforcement.

 

Testified as an Expert in Ocean County Superior Court, Ocean County, New Jersey. The case was in reference to a skinhead who had assaulted a subject in Monmouth County and the case had a change of venue. I was recognized by the presiding Judge and the Prosecutor as an expert on gangs and was allowed to testify repeatedly – 30 January 1991.

Was allowed to testify as an Expert on signs, symbols, dress, philosophy, tattoos, graffiti on hate groups (namely Skinheads and other white supremacy groups). Port Municipal Court, Ocean Port, NJ - 31 October 1991.

Testified as an expert in the area of hate crimes (Skinheads) and gang related crimes before the NJ Grand

Jury. White Supremacy groups as well as black and Latino gangs. Later testified again as an expert in Superior Court of the same years. 1991- 1992- and 1993.

Testifying in Superior Court as in Dedham, Mass. On 8 Nov 94 thru 11 Nov 1994 as an expert on the issues of gang graffiti, signs and symbols, dress etc.

Testified as an expert on the issue of White Supremacy groups and Skinhead, tattoos, dress, symbols, and signs in Suffolk County, New York – 15 August 2001.

 

1. Testified as an Expert before the New Jersey State Senate Commission of Investigations, Trenton, NJ in 1990, 91 & 92. The State Commission held two days of hearings on the topic of gangs in 1991 and again in 1992. This writer was declared an expert and allowed to testified on behalf of the state. Determining the threat level.

2. Recognized as an Expert by the National Boys and Girls Club of America, while in Pittsburgh, Pa. 11 January 1991.

3. Recognized by New Jersey Attorney General, Robert Del Tufo, Major Fred Marrone, N.J. State Police Intelligence Division, Prosecutor and later Judge Alan Rockoff, Chief Edward Pardly, South Orange Police Department, and Martin Greenburg of the NJ Department of Criminal Justice, The Israeli Government, The Palestinian Government while taking part in the New Jersey Law Enforcement Mission to Israel on Terrorism.

4. Having educated law enforcement officers, churches, community leaders, educators, Judges,

Parents, Children, Probation Officers, Prosecutors, and community base organizations as well as government officials on the topic of gangs in America Today in San Diego, California; Norfolk, Virginia; Saginaw and Bay City, Michigan; Atlanta, Georgia; Montgomery County Maryland; New York City, New York; Los Angeles, California; Midland, Michigan; Miami, Florida, Dover, Delaware, Philadelphia, Pa.

5. Serving as National Gang Consultant for the American Correctional Association in

Laurel Springs, Maryland, 7 October 1991. (Prison Gangs and Hate groups)

Serving as National Gang Consultant for Boys and Girls Club of America, 1991 to 1994.

OJJDP (Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention – Having been interviewed and currently serving as National Consultant and expert for this branch of the Justice Department.

Testified as an Expert before the New Jersey Commission on Racism, Racial and Religious Violence in New Jersey - 2 February 1993.

After being interviewed was declared an expert and consultant for Aspen System Corporation, Rockville, Maryland on the issue of Juvenile Violence, Gang identification etc. for both juveniles and adults. -May 1990.

Recognized by the National Peace Officers Association of California at their National Convention in Washington DC 1993. Addressing the issue of gangs, youth violence and hate groups.

Recognized by Governor Alexander A. Farrelly of the U.S. Virgin Islands as an expert in the area of Gang Prevention and Intervention (12 May 1994).

Recognized by the National Correctional Peace Officers Foundation Sacramento, California and Washington DC (Asked to serve as a National Consultant on the issue of gangs in Prison 12 June 1994).

Recognized by Magloclen (Mid Atlantic-Great Lakes Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network as an Expert in the area of White Supremacy groups, Street Gangs and Prison Gangs in America.

Serve as panelist and advisor on gang related issues in the State of New Jersey on behalf of the Attorney General, Robert Del Tufo, State of NJ, 1991.

Having been interviewed and tested by the National Gang Network Inc. of Boston, Mass in 1994 – I was declared an expert on the issue of gangs in America.

Having testified as an expert in Philadelphia, Pa. before the Pennsylvania House of Judiciary Committee on Hate Crime, Terrorism and Arson. Testifying about White Supremacy groups namely Christian Identity Movement, signs, tattoos, symbols, and philosophy. (21 November 1996- Rep. Harold James).

Recognized by the former Governor Jim Florio, as an expert in the area of identifying and investigation of hate crimes as it related to skinheads and satanic crimes in New Jersey - May 91.

Recognized as a gang expert by the N.J. Anti –Defamation League (ADL) of West Orange, NJ in 1991.

Recognized by the New York State Police as an expert in the field of School Violence, and White Supremacy groups while teaching with MAGLOCLEN at the New York State Police Academy, Albany, New York for 2000 and 2001.

Recognized by John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland after addressing 450 law enforcement officers and students on the issue of gangs.

Recognized as an expert by the National District Attorney’s Association in Columbia, North Carolina after speaking before a special panel on hate groups and bias crimes in America. Later provided training.

 

TELEVISION AND RADIO APPEARANCES

1. Appeared on National television channel 5 out of Boston, Mass. - Asked to speak and be interviewed on the topic of Gangs in Boston and across the Country. A special focus was on White Supremacy groups in the area.

2. Appeared on a CNN special to discuss "Why kids join gangs" and school violence in Atlanta, Georgia.

3. Appeared on CBS Channel 2. The focus was on White Supremacy gangs and the Christian Identity Movement.

4. Appeared on WOR - Channel 9. A Special Report looking at gangs and hate groups in New Jersey as well as the graffiti associated with them. New Jersey State Commission of Investigations also held two days of hearings dealing with this subject matter.

5. Appeared in the Israeli News with respect to domestic and international terrorism and Hate Groups in America.

6. Appeared on WJLK Talk radio on the issues of Gangs in Monmouth County, New Jersey and what could be done to stop the growth.

7. Appeared for several days in both the print and radio media for the U.S Virgin Islands on the topic of gangs in America and the problems they cause with a special focus on Black gangs and White Supremacy gangs, tattoos, signs, and symbols.

8. Having appeared on Arts and Entertainment (A&E), TV on the topic of Skinheads, White Supremacy Groups and Christian Identity Movement Symbols, Signs, tattoos and history.

9. Appeared on Channel 18 of the Metro Cable TV on a two part special on gangs covering black gangs and Hate Groups. The program aired for 3 months and was awarded the prestige’s recognition award for community service.

 

EXECUTIVE PROTECTION/SECURITY DETAIL

1. Provide Executive Protection for the Poor Righteous Teachers, Five Percenter Rap Group that performed at Monmouth University in New Jersey - 25 September 1992.

2. While serving with the 50th Military Police Company (National Guard) at Fort Drum, New York, was one of few chosen to escort the Honorable Brendon T. Bryne and the Honorable Governor of New York.

3. Assigned to protect the Rev. Al Sharpton during his visit to the City of Asbury Park, & Lincroft, New Jersey Rev. Al Sharpton addressed a crowed of 300 at the St. Peters Clavers Church in Asbury Park (1992) and again at Brookdale College in Lincroft on 10 December 1993.

4. Ensured safe escort for the Honorable Richard M. Nixon, President of the United States during his European tour in 1974. Was one of few chosen for this assignment while serving with the 44th Military Police Detachment in Germany.

5. This writer was one of eight (8) law enforcement officers to escort the Honorable Robert Del Tufo, Attorney General, State of New Jersey on his eastern Law Enforcement Mission to Israel, which was sponsored by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.

6. Function as part of a nine-man shift responsible for safety and security of the above location. As shift Commander (Sergeant) my job often entails physical confrontations and split second decisions with full power of arrest.

7. Act at the Special Agent In-Charge of planning, operations, and Executive Protection for Mrs. Edith Savage and Mrs. Coretta Scott King, Wife of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during a Wellness Conference at the Long Branch Hilton. Approximately 60 Officers and 39 Civilians took part in the security as we escorted Mrs. King from New York City to Long Branch, NJ and back to New York. I was totally responsible for her safety and welfare while in the state of New Jersey overseeing and supervising other law enforcement and civilian agencies involved with the emergency care and or safety of Mrs. King.

8. Perform the duty of Senior Detective In-Charge of planning, and operations, for the safety of Mr. Morris Dees, President for the Southern Poverty Law Center in Alabama. Mr. Dees was the keynote speaker at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, New Jersey. This writer was request by the National Conference of Christians and Jews of New Jersey to serve as team leader supervising an 8 member elite team of investigators.

9. Assisted in provided executive protection for The Rev. Jessie L. Jackson during his run for Presidential Office and while visiting in the city of Asbury Park, New Jersey.

10. Served as executive protection for teen idle and TV star LL Cool Jay, Dr. Dray, Ed Lover and Queen LaTifa and numerous other VIP’s.

1. 1970 Teenager of the Week, Asbury Park Press, Asbury Park, New Jersey

2. 1970 Boy of the Year, Asbury Park Boys' Club, Asbury Park, New Jersey

3. 1972 National Defense Award, U.S. Army, Fort Dix, New Jersey

4. 1974 Presidential Award, Presidential Escort for Richard Nixon, Miesau, Germany

5. 1976 U.S. Army, Honorable Discharge, Fort Dix, NJ

6. 1980 U.S. Army National Guard, Honorable Discharge, NJ

7. 1983 Top Secret Security Clearance (Miesau Germany) Europe

8. 1983 Juvenile Awareness Award, Trenton, New Jersey

9. 1984 Runner up, for Policemen of the Year (Neptune VFW Post)

10. 1986 Certificate of Merit, for Outstanding Bravery, in Neptune PD

11. 1986 National Police Athletic League Delegate (Florida)

12. 1990 Certificate of Achievement on Gangs, U.S. Army, Ft. Monmouth

13. 1990 Raised to the level of Master Mason, Mt. Pisgah Lodge #48

14. 1990 Special Community Service Award, Policemen of the Year Brookdale College

15. 1991 Certificate of Membership from the United Supreme Council 32 degree Mason

16. 1991 Law Enforcement Service Award, presented by the NJ Assembly

17. 1991 U.S. House of Representatives Citation, Presented by the New Jersey 3rd Congressional District.

18. 1992 Plaque of Appreciation from the people of Union County,

19. 1992 Policeman of the Year Award, presented by the N.J. ADL.

20. 1992 Expert Criminal Juvenile Gang Awareness, U.S. Navy Warfare

21. 1992 Plaque of Appreciation from the Keansburg Police Dept.

22. 1992 Presented with the Historic Mace of Norfolk, Virginia

23. 1993 Summer Youth Programs, Long Branch Housing Authority

24. 1993 Completing National Law Enforcement Institute/Advance Gang School in Boston, Mass 1993.

25. 1993 Outstanding Service Award, Freehold Community

26. 1993 Valuable Contribution Award, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

27. 1993 Summer Youth Service Award, Long Branch, New Jersey

28. 1993 Mediation/Negotiation & Conflict Resolution, U.S. Justice

29. 1994 Juvenile Justice Award, Atlantic County Juvenile Association.

30. 1994 NOBLE Community Service Award, Newark, New Jersey.

31. 1994 Building self-esteem in Children. Rutgers University, Edison

32. 1994 New Jersey Education Association-Community Team-Up, Lincroft

33. 1994 Youth Service Award-Freehold and Manalapan High School

34. 1994 Building self-esteem in Children-Rutgers University, Edison

35. 1994 Issues in Adolescents Substance Abuse, Rutgers University

36. 1994 Workshop Presenter & Leader-Harvard University

37. 1994 Workshop Presenter-Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ

38. 1994 Building Self Esteem in Children, Rutgers University

39. 1994 Issues in Adolescent Substance Abuse, Rutgers University

40. 1997 N.J. Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association, Seminar on Gangs

41. 1998 Monmouth County Police Academy, Freehold, New Jersey

42. 1998 John Hopkins University, Montgomery, Maryland ref: Gang Identification

43. 1998 Certificate of Appreciation from the Jewish War Veterans of NJ

44. 1988 Distinguished Services Award, New York State Police (Magloclen) Gangs – May

45. 2001 Received the National Humanitarian Award from the NCCJ in September 2001

HAVING TAUGHT ON HATE CRIMES, STREET GANGS, SATANISM, CULTURE DIVERSITY, YOUTH VIOLENCE, POLICE COMMUNITY RELATIONS, POLICE PROFESSIONALISM, AND YOUTH RELATIONS, WEAPONS ON CAMPUS AND GANGS NOT MY CHILD

1. Monmouth County Probation Department, Monmouth County, NJ 1987

2. Monmouth County Police Academy, Freehold, NJ

3. N.J. Department of Corrections, Fort Handcock, NJ

4. Old Bridge Police Department, Old Bridge, NJ

5. Monmouth County Boys Club, Asbury Park, NJ

6. Jackson Township Police Department, Jackson, NJ

7. Lakewood Police Department, Lakewood, NJ

8. Discovery Inc. Marlboro State Hospital, Marlboro, NJ

9. Fort Monmouth Military Intelligence Branch, Fort Monmouth,

10. Collier School, Marlboro, NJ

11. Monmouth County Sheriff's Department, Monmouth County, NJ

12. Townson County Police, FBI, Secret Service, Sheriff's Dept. of Montgomery County, Maryland 1988

13. Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, (Middletown) NJ

14. Anti Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, New Brunswick, NJ

15. Somerset County Police Academy, Somerset, NJ

16. Channel 8 Cable T.V., Toms River, NJ

17. Concerned Black Businessmen Asso., Lakewood, NJ

18. AME Zine Church of Cliffwood, NJ

19. Georgian Court College, Lakewood, NJ

20. Townson University, Townson, Maryland

21. For the Attorney General in New Brunswick, NJ

22. Neptune Sr. High School, Neptune, NJ

23. Metropolitan States, Sharton on Hwy# 35 Hazlet, NJ

24. Aberdeen, Police Department and High School, Aberdeen, NJ

25. State Board of Education, Trenton, NJ

26. National Boys & Girls Club Conference, (Gangs) San Diago, Calif. 1989

27. Philadelphia Police Department, Philadelphia, Pa.

28. Monmouth County Drunk Driving Task Force, Monmouth County NJ

29. Kiwanis Club of Ocean Township, Ocean, NJ

30. Neptune Rotary Club, Jumpingbrook Golf Club, Neptune, NJ

31. Keyport High School, Keyport, NJ

32. Red Bank Middle School, Red Bank, NJ

33. Magloclen, Middle Atlantic Great Lakes Organization, Trenton,NJ

34. Monmouth County Firemen's Association, Monmouth County, NJ

35. New Jersey Commissions of Investigations, Trenton, NJ

36. Burlington County College & Pemberton Police, Pemberton, NJ

37. U.S. Military Criminal Investigative Detective, Fort Dix, NJ

38. Dover Township Police Department, Dover, NJ

39. Union County College, Union County, NJ

40. Mercer County Prosecutors Office Drug Strike Force, Ewing,

41. National Boys and Girls Club, New York City, NY

42. Boys and Girls Clubs, Pittsburgh, Pa.

43. Union County Prosecutors Office, Union County, NJ

44. Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ

45. Union County Missing Persons Task Force, Clark, NJ

46. Morris County Police and Fire Academy, Morris County, NJ

47. Phileman Baptist Church, Newark, NJ 1990

48. National Youth Gang Suppression and Intervention Assistance Conference, Philadelphia, Pa.

49. Camden County Prosecutors Office, Cherry Hill, NJ

50. State of NJ Probation Officers Association, Atlantic City,

51. New Jersey State Police Academy, Sea Girt, NJ

52. Riverview Hospital, Nursing Staff, Red Bank, NJ

53. Bayshore Regional High School, Hazlet, NJ

54. Brookdale College, Student Body, Lincroft, NJ

55. Regional Boys and Girls Club of Atlanta, Ga.

56. Long Branch Jr. High School, Long Branch,NJ

57. Rugby School Staff, Wall Township, NJ

58. Echelon Mall, Security staff from Tri-Cities, Voorhees, NJ

59. Lacy Township Police Department, Lacy Township, NJ

60. Lakehurst Naval Police, & U.S.Navy, Lakehurst, NJ

61. Southside, Boys and Girls Club, Norfolk, Va.

62. Howell Township High School, Howell Township, NJ

63. Ewing Township Police Department, Ewing, NJ

64. Fort Monmouth Military and Security Police, Fort Monmouth,NJ 1991

65. Bay City Police Department, Bay City, Michigan

66. Central High School, Bay City, Michigan

67. Saginaw Community, Saginaw, Michigan

68. Midland High School, Midland, Michigan

69. Saginaw Valley State University, Saginaw, Michigan

70. Bay City Boys and Girls Club of Bay City, Michigan

71. Community, Local and State leaders, Saginaw, Michigan

72 Long Branch High School, Long Branch, NJ

73. State Welfare Officers Association, Eatontown, NJ

74. Juvenile Officers Association, Atlantic City, NJ

75. Jersey City College (Masters Program) Asbury Park, NJ

76. Saddlebrook High School, Saddlebrook, NJ

77. Jersey Shore Medical Center, Mental Health Department, Neptune, NJ

78. Monmouth County, Midnight Basketball Inc. Monmouth County, N.J.

80. New Jersey Law Center, New Brunswick, NJ

81. Roxberry Boys and Girls Club, Boston, Mass. 1992

82. Asbury Park High School, Asbury Park, NJ

83. Monmouth County Grand Jury, N.J. Superior Courts, Freehold,

84. Rumada Inn, Clark, NJ for the State of NJ

85. Bergen County Police Academy, Bergan County, NJ

86. Burlington County Prosecutors Office, Burlington, NJ

87. Trump Castle, Atlantic City, NJ

88. Howell Township Alliance, Howell Twp. NJ (High School)

89. Cover Bridge Club House, Manalapan, NJ

90. Newberry School, Howell Township, NJ

91. Monmouth County Police Academy, Freehold, NJ 1993

92. Long Branch Jr. High School, Long Branch, NJ

93. Middlesex County Police Academy, NJ

94. Meridian Academy at Colts Neck, Colts Neck, NJ

95. Neptune Sr. High School (Concerned Parents)

96. Project Kin, Freehold, NJ

97. National Conference of Christians and Jews

98. Teanack High School, Teanack, New Jersey

99. Ballys Park Casino, Atlantic City, NJ

100. Monmouth Girls and Boys Club of Asbury Park, NJ

101. Store Cable T.V., Ocean County, New Jersey

102. Evesham Township High School, Evesham, NJ

103. Shore Regional High School, Howell, NJ

104. Dewight D. Eisenhower School, Freehold, NJ

105. Ocean Township High School, Ocean, NJ

106. St. Mary Assumption High School, Elizabeth, NJ

107. Meridian Academy, Colts Neck, NJ

108. Monmouth College, West Long Branch, N.J.

109. Monmouth County Police Academy (Bias Crime) Freehold, NJ 1994

110. JCP&L Staff, Rt# 66 Neptune, NJ

111. Elizabeth Board of Education, Elizabeth, NJ

112. Shore Regional High School, West Long Branch, NJ

113. Allentown High School, Allentown, NJ

114. Princeton Marriott Hotel Rt# 1, Princeton, NJ

115. Fort Monmouth, Eatontown, NJ

116. Red Bank Police Department, Freehold, NJ

117. Monmouth County Police Academy (Recruits) Freehold, NJ

118. Howell Twp. High School, Howell Twp, NJ

119. Brookdale College, Lincroft, NJ

120. Ocean County College, Dover Township, NJ

121. Morris County College, Morris County, NJ

122. Willow Valley Resort, Crime Prevention Officers Lancaster, Pa.

123. Delaware Water Gap, Warren County Prosecutor's Office, NJ

124. Fort Monmouth Military Police, Eatontown, NJ 1995

125. Maryland State Police, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md.

126. Keansburg High School, Keansburg, NJ

127. New Jersey District Optimist International, Newark, NJ

128. Trump Regency Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey

129. Marlboro Twp. High School, Marlboro, New Jersey

130. National Correctional Officers Asso. Washington DC

131. New Jersey Garden State Art Center, Parkway Authority, NJ

132. Trump Castle, Atlantic City, NJ.

133. Store Cable TV, Eatontown, NJ

134. Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office TNT Unit, Asbury Pk. NJ

135. Ocean County NAACP, Toms River, NJ

136. Fort Monmouth Youth Center, Fort Monmouth, NJ

137. Pineland, High School, Egg Harbor City, NJ

138. Long Branch Police Department, Long Branch, NJ

139. Trenton Police Academy and Police Department, Trenton, NJ

140. Common Wealth of PA. Attorney Generals Office, Harrisburg, Pa. 1996

141. New Jersey State Public Defenders Office, Trenton, NJ

142. New Jersey Teachers Association

143. United State Navy Intelligence and EEOC Division

144. National Black Nurses Association, Cherry Hill, NJ

145. United States Army Military Police, Fort Monmouth, NJ

146. Brookdale College, Healthy Mothers and Babies, NJ

147. Berks County D.A.'s Office (County Awareness)Pa.

149. New Jersey Associations of School Administration, Edison, NJ

150. Allentown Community Watch & Community Police Asso. Allentown, Pa

151. ASAH of New Jersey, Long Branch Hilton, Long Branch, NJ

152. New Jersey Probation Officers Asso. Atlantic City, NJ

153. Brookdale College Annex, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey

154. New Jersey Department of Public Advocates, Trenton, NJ

155. Attorney Generals, Collective Youth Violence, Trenton, NJ

156. Statewide Gang Awareness Conference & Train the Trainers, Attorney Generals New Brunswick, NJ 1997

157. New Jersey Association for Lifelong Learning, Long Branch, NJ

158. Atlantic County Ass. of Chiefs of Police, Atlantic City, NJ

159. Monmouth College Criminal Justice Program, W. Long Branch, NJ

160. For the U.S. Justice Department, Montclair, New Jersey

161. For the FEB.., Jefferson House School, Elizabeth, New Jersey

162. Brookdale College Black Student Union, Lincroft, NJ

163. Garfield School & Long Branch Board of Ed. Long Branch, NJ

164. Passaic County Community Collage, Black Student Union.

165. Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office, Flemington, NJ

166. Neptune Sr. High School, 10K program, Neptune, NJ 1998

167. Monmouth Medical Center Security Staff, Long Branch, N.J.

168. Eastern Christian Conference, Asbury Park, NJ

169. Assembly of God Church, Trenton, NJ

170. Manalapan High School, Manalapan, NJ

171. Monmouth Regional High School (Students & Staff) Tinton Falls

172. Crime Prevention Officers Asso. Bethlehem, Pa.

173. N.J. Association for Life Long Learning, Long Branch Hilton

174. Rugby School (Students and staff) Wall Twp. NJ

175. National Correction Officers Asso, Crystal City, VA.

176. Farleigh Dickinson University, Madison, New Jersey-Dept. of Ed

177. N.J. Association of School Administrators, Atlantic City, NJ

178. Union County Prosecutor's Office (Police Academy) Union, NJ

179. United States Department of Justice, Virgin Islands.

180. St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.

181. Ballys Park Place & Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey

182 Forestage Country Club, Jamesburg, NJ (MASCO)

183. Meadowlands Sheraton Hotel, National Law Enforcement Intel.

184. Correctional Peace Officers Foundation, Washington DC

185. Ocean County Police Academy, Lakewood, New Jersey

186. Federal Law Enforcement Training Agency

187. National Boys and Girls Club, Boston, Mass.

188. National Gang Conference, Baltimore, Md.

189. Harvard University, Boston, Mass.

190. N.J. Public Defenders Office, Trenton, NJ

181. Monmouth College, W. Long Branch, NJ

192. Monmouth County Police Academy Freehold, NJ

193. Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, Freehold, NJ

194. Dedham, Mass. Office of the County DA, Dedham, Mass 1999

195. Farleigh Dickinson University, Bergan County, NJ

196. The NJ PTA Association of NJ, Atlantic City, NJ

197. The NJ ASSET Conference, Long Branch, NJ

198. Stockton State College "Cheer the games" Atlantic City area

199. Howell Township Public Works Department, Howell, NJ

200. Bethlehem Police Department, Bethlehem, Pa.

201. Easton Boys and Girls Club, Easton, Pa.

202. Lakehurst Naval Command Station, Lakehurst, NJ

203. Rutgers University, Edison, New Jersey

204. Hackensack Junior & Senior. High School, Hackensack, NJ

205. Neptune Senior High School, Neptune, NJ

206. Summerfield School, Green grove Road, Neptune, NJ

207. Bradley School, 3rd Avenue, Asbury Park, NJ

208. Neptune Jr. High School, Neptune Twp. NJ

209. Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NJ

210. Discovery House, Marlboro State Hospital, Marlboro, NJ

211. Monmouth County Youth Detention Center, Freehold, NJ

212. Allentown and Bethlehem, Penn. ref: Skinheads and Satanic Crimes in American

213. New Jersey Dare Officers Association, Atlantic City, NJ

214. Meridian Academy at Colts Neck, Colts Neck, NJ

215. Passaic Community College, Paterson, NJ

216. Allentown High School, Allentown, NJ

217. National PAL Conference, Houston and San Antonio, Texas

218. National CO3GA Conference and Gang Conference, Needham, Mass.

219. University of Vermont Eastern Gang Conference, Needham, Mass.

220. Rosa Parks High School, Patterson, NJ

221. National Peace Officers Foundation, Arlington, VA.

222. District Attorney's Office, Queens, New York.

223. Lehigh Valley D.A.'s Office, Allentown, Pa.

224. Dare Officers Association, Harrah’s Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey 2000

225. Benjamin Patterson High School, Patterson, New Jersey

226. Freehold Borough High School, Freehold, New Jersey

227. Arts and Entertainment TV, (A&E)

228. Rosa Parks School of Performing Arts, Patterson, NJ

229. Holly Innocence School, Neptune, NJ

230. Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel, Arlington, VA

231. DEA National Drug Conference, Ashville, North Carolina

232. Statewide Training Conference National Institute of Justice, Lawrenceville, NJ

233. National Black Police Officers Association, (Marriott) Orlando, Florida

234. Queens Day's Office, Queens, New York

235. Westside Community Center, Asbury Park, New Jersey

236. NOW'S. Earle, (Naval Intelligence Services) Colts Neck, New Jersey

237. Teaching for the Minnesota State Police and Law Enforcement, St. Paul, Minnesota

238. American Corrections Association, New Brunswick, Hilton, New Brunswick, NJ

240. National Teen Summit, (Lakewood High School), Lakewood, NJ

241. Bally’s Casino Resort, (NJ Probation Officers Association) Atlantic City, New Jersey

242. Pleasantville Schools in Pleasantville, New Jersey

243. Middletown High School North, Middletown, New Jersey

244. House Judiciary Committee (out of Harrisburg, Pa) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

245. Trump Plaza and Casino in Atlantic City, NJ

246. Somerset County Police Academy, Somerset County, New Jersey

247. New Jersey Narcotic Officers Association of NJ (Fort Dix, NJ)

248. New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice Academy, Sea Girt, New Jersey

249. National Gang Conference, Marriott Hotel, San Diego, California

250. Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, New Jersey

251. The Partnership for New Jersey, New Brunswick, New Jersey

252. New Brunswick Tomorrow Inc. (Community Awareness Group) New Brunswick,

253. East Orange YMCA, East Orange, New Jersey

254. John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.

255. John Hopkins University, Shady Grove Campus, Rockville, Md.

256. Tinton Falls Middle School, Tinton Falls, NJ

257. Taunton School, Tinton Falls, New Jersey

258. New York State Police, Albany, New York

259. Monmouth County Police Academy (Gangs Yesterday and Today) Freehold, NJ

260. Bradley Beach Elementary School, Bradley Beach, NJ

261. Regional Alternative High School, Eatontown, New Jersey

262. Rumson-Fair Haven High School, Rumson, New Jersey

263. Monmouth University, (Gangs), West Long Branch, NJ

264. Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, New Jersey (Bias and Gangs)

265. New Jersey Justice Commission, Trenton, New Jersey (Gangs & Youth Violence).

266. New Jersey Department of Parole, Trenton, New Jersey (Gangs)

267. Asbury Park Middle School, Asbury Park (diversity & Youth motivation)

268. New Jersey Department of Corrections (Diversity)

269. Monmouth County Police Academy (Bias Crimes)

270. Washington, DC (Bias Hate Crimes)

271. Atlantic City Police Department, Atlantic City, NJ (Street Gangs)

272. Monmouth Regional High School – School Violence, Tinton Falls, NJ

273. Marlboro High School, Marlboro, NJ Bias Hate Crimes

274. Rutgers University, Trenton, NJ School Violence

275. National Black District Attorneys Association in Chicago, Ill. 2001

276. New Jersey Public Defenders Office, Newark, New Jersey

277. Monmouth County Police Academy, Freehold, New Jersey on Hate Groups and Bias Crime (Sept)

277. Monmouth County Police Academy, Freehold, New Jersey on Racial Profiling (Sept).

278. Middlesex County Police Academy, Edison, NJ on the topic of Diversity and Bias Crime

279. Teaching at Pleasantville, High School, Pleasantville, NJ . School Violence, Drugs, and Gangs (Sept)

280. Teaching in Greensboro, North Carolina on the topic of Skinheads and Christian Identity (Oct)

Founder of Operation Y.O.U.T.H. (Young and Old United Together for Humanity). 1976 to present

National Founder, National Concerned Officers Organization On Gang Activities. 1981 to Present

Vice President of the National Gang Network of Boston, Mass. 1991 to Present

Past senior counselor and advisor for the Monmouth Boys and Girls Club Gang Prevention and intervention Program. 1989 to 1996.

Member of the California Gang Investigation Association. 1991 to Present

National Boys and Girls Club Gang Prevention and Intervention Program.1990 to 1995

Samuel W. Gordon Consistory No# 50, 32 degree Mason. 1990 to Present

Member of the New Jersey Attorney Generals Subcommittee on Hate Crimes, and Collective Youth Violence. 1991 to 2001

Serve as a member of the Volunteers In Probation program (VIP) of Monmouth County, NJ 1992 to Present

Past Member of the Attorney Generals STOP (Stamp Out Hate Crimes Program) 1992 to 2000.

Past member of the New Jersey Gang Awareness Committee appointed by the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office from 1993 to 1997.

Active member of the New Jersey State Human Relations Commission 1999 to present.

Active member of the New Jersey State Human Relations Commissions Planning Committee.

Active member of the Member of the Monmouth County Mentors Program 1989 to Present

Founder of Johnny Someone's Child of New Jersey

Founder of New Jersey I- Cry (Inner City Roundtable of Youth) Monmouth County, NJ

Past Secretary for the Monmouth Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors- 1989 to 1994

Past Vice President of the NJ Bias Officers Association 1994 to 1996 – Currently serving as an active member

Member of the National Peace Officers Foundation 1994 to Present

Past member of the Harvard School on Public Health 1994 to 1996

Founder of New Jersey JAM'S. (Just Another Means Of Success) 1994 to Present

New Jersey State External Review Team for Monmouth County Board of Education

Founder of "SAY YES" (Save All Youth-Yes Every Soul) a Positive youth, motivation and diversity program.

Co-Founder of Youth to Youth of New Jersey (Founded in 1997)

President of the Monmouth County Bias and Gang Officers Association (1997 to present)

National President of the National Alliance of Hate Crime Investigators (June 2000) 2000 to present

Founder of the Neptune Police Athletic League 1976 to 1987

Civilian Director of the Law Enforcement Combat Training Systems (LECTS). 1984 to Present.

Volunteer Counselor for male and female gang members (Addressing Hate) 1983 to

Present.

Boys and Girls Club Youth Advisor and Gang Counselor and Board member. 1980 to

1996.

Volunteer Youth and Gang Advisor for the Midnight Basketball Program, 1991 to 1999

Volunteer with the National Peace Officers Foundation 1992 till present

National SAY YES Program of New Jersey

Johnny Someone's Child program for kids

Founder of New Jersey Youth to Youth

Senior Advisor of Steak and Burger today

 

1. U.S. Virgin Islands two weeks--St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas U.S. Justice Department

2. Hackensack High School, Hackensack, New Jersey U.S. Justice Department

3. Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, Freehold, New Jersey Prosecutor

4. State of New Jersey State Commission of Investigations

 

National Concerned Officers Organization Inc.

879 West Park Avenue

Cobblestone Village # 161

Ocean Township, New Jersey 07712

(732) 460-0804 Fax: (732) 460-0804

E-mail Address: CO3GA@AOL.Com

Web Page: Http://members.Tripod.com/CO3GA