Police Ofc Safety Officer Tactical Paramedic Investigator Director
Resume:
July **** - Present
June **** - Present
September 2021 - November 2021
August 2020 - September 2021
Jon P. Romer Jr.
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Work Experience
City Ambulance Service
Licensed Paramedic
● Primary Licensed Paramedic working on an ALS (Advanced Life Support), MICU
(Mobile Intensive Care Unit) ambulance. Covering multiple cities and counties across the DFW Metroplex. This includes: Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Johnson, and Ellis Counties. Transporting critical and non-critical patients to and from hospitals, providing advanced medical care, using state of the art equipment and protocols. Advanced equipment utilization includes 12-lead EKG, IV Pumps, defibrillator with trans-cutaneous pacing abilities, and proactive protocols to include narcotic medications administration for pain management. CBE Nightlife Inc. dba Old School Texas West In Weatherford General Manager
● Responsible for daily operations for a nightclub/bar & grill/dance hall. Overseeing employee customer service, employee staffing and scheduling, ensuring employee attendance, supervising around 30+ employees a night. Handled cash register till issuance, cash out at the end of the night, daily sales, daily income, on site safe balance and preparation for nightly deposits. Handled any customer complaints and customer occupancy capacity. Managed budget and employee payroll. Handled conflict resolution for issues between customer’s and staff, as well as between customer’s and other customer’s. Maintained nightly alcohol and food inventory, ordering and reception accountability. CBE Nightlife Inc. dba Old School Texas Fort Worth Part-Time Manager
● Responsible for opening Fort Worth site 4 days a week. Still completed weekly staff scheduling, as when I was full-time. Ensured employee attendance for scheduled shift, issuance of money to cash handling employees. CBE Nightlife Inc. dba Old School Texas Fort Worth General Manager
● Responsible for daily operations for a nightclub/bar & grill/dance hall. Overseeing employee customer service, employee staffing, ensuring employee attendance, supervising around 30+ employees a night. Handled cash register till issuance, cash out at the end of the night, daily sales, daily income, on site safe balance and preparation for nightly deposits. Handled any customer complaints May 2020 - August 2020
February 2018 - May 2020
November 2008 - December 2019
and customer occupancy capacity. Managed budget and employee payroll. Handled conflict resolution for issues between customer’s and staff, as well as between customer’s and other customer’s. Maintained nightly alcohol and food inventory, ordering and reception accountability.
CBE Nightlife Inc. dba Old School Texas West
Manager
● I was responsible for daily operations for a nightclub/bar/dance hall. Overseeing employee customer service, employee staffing, ensuring employee attendance, supervising around 10+ employees a night. Handled cash register till issuance, cash out at the end of the night, daily sales, daily income, on site safe balance and preparation for nightly deposits. Handled any customer complaints and customer occupancy capacity. Managed budget and employee payroll. CBE Nightlife Inc. dba Old School Texas
Consultant- Covert Surveillance for Loss Prevention, Safety & Security
● In 2018, I was personally asked by the owner and head of security to covertly observe customers and staff for:
● Over pouring of alcohol (which causes profit loss)
● Theft
● Underaged minors in the clubs
● Minors possessing or consuming alcohol
● Observe and assess security operations and door security staff to ensure proper screening techniques and profiling customers for weapons
● Observe location managers ensure they were conducting their job responsibilities properly
● Identify any potential threats to the safety of staff and patrons
● The owner has three different locations that needed observation. They asked me to help out because of my experience in undercover and covert operations.
● Within the first month, the owner saw a decrease in missing alcohol, a reduction in lost profit, and an increase in production from staff. City Of Fort Worth Police Department
Police Officer - Retired
● I was hired in the first Lateral Entry academy class for the Fort Worth Police Department, Class 123. After a short 12 week academy, I was sent to Field Training in January 2009 to train four weeks in North Patrol Division and one week in South Patrol Division. This field training program is very abbreviated from the regular 20-week program.
● I worked the majority of my patrol assignments in the East Patrol Division. I responded to police calls for service. Some of the calls being high priority calls, such as shootings, stabbings, homicides, robberies, and foot and vehicle pursuits. I also handled and coordinated crime scenes and arrests of individuals. Other types of calls dealt with were lower priority, such as burglaries, thefts, and disturbances. I also went on to several other assignments within the department. Some of my later assignments were in leadership positions, directing a ten- 2013 - 2016
December 2006 - November 2008
April 2006 - December 2006
February 2003 - April 2006
2005 - 2015
person team on the day to day assignments. SEE FORT WORTH POLICE ASSIGNMENTS SECTION FOR FURTHER.
Tarrant County College Adjunct Instructor
Adjunct Instructor
● Adjunct TCOLE Instructor in the Criminal Justice Training Center. Primarily instructed officers in a class, that I helped design specifically for law enforcement emergency tactical first aid, called Tactical Lifesaver (Self Aid/Buddy Aid). I have also assisted with recruit training and scenarios. City Of Watauga Department Of Public Safety
Police Officer/Firefighter/Paramedic
● Upon return to Watauga, I resumed my role and remained until Fort Worth PD was offering a Lateral Entry Program. I left due to limited chances for movement and promotion within the Watauga Police Department. City Of Dallas Police Department
Police Officer
● I went to work at Dallas PD in 2006. After going through a shortened abbreviated lateral academy, I worked in the Southwest Patrol Division in Southwest Dallas. I responded to police calls for service. The calls answered were high priority calls, such as shootings, stabbings, homicides, robberies, and foot and vehicle pursuits. I also handled and coordinated crime scenes and arrests of individuals. Other types of calls dealt with were a lower priority, such as burglaries, thefts, and disturbances. I realized Dallas PD was not for me. I received a call from Watauga Police Chief Bruce Ure. He heard I wasn’t happy at Dallas and called to offer me my job back at Watauga. I returned to Watauga and designed from Dallas PD. City Of Watauga Department Of Public Safety
Police Officer/Firefighter/Paramedic/Public Information Officer
● At this agency I worked as a triple certified Public Safety Officer (which is a Police Officer/Firefighter/Paramedic). I responded to 911 calls for service as a police officer and responded to Fire’s and EMS calls. I responded to police calls for service. Some of the calls being high priority call, such as shootings, stabbings, homicides, robberies and foot and vehicle pursuits. I also handled and coordinated crime scenes and arrests of individuals. Other types of calls handled were lower priority, such as burglaries, thefts and disturbances. Fire calls that I responded to included structure fires, vehicle fires and brush fires etc. While at Watauga I was also the, certified and trained, Public Information Officer. Executive Protection Solutions - SRST Inc.
Owner/Director, Private Investigator & Personal Protection Operator
● In 2005, my business partner and I were contacted by a personal contact with, then, Daimler Chrysler Financial Security. The company later became Daimler Financial. He asked if we could provide police officers to start helping with 2001 - 2004
January 1999 - February 2004
1999 - 2006
personal protection details for company executives and also help conduct internal investigations. We formed a licensed and insured private security company.
● We conducted numerous personal protection details for Daimler's key executives as well as assisted in conducting internal administrative investigations and internal and external criminal investigations. If any criminal conduct was determined, we became the liaison between Daimler and the appropriate law enforcement agency for filling the case. During large events, we handled all security logistics for the event.
● In 2011, at the request of the Daimler Board of Executives, we and several of our personnel deployed to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, after a tornado touched down and caused extensive, widespread destruction. Daimler has a production plant there in Tuscaloosa, and several of their employees were unaccounted for after the tornado. We assisted in locating the missing Daimler employees and then transitioned into helping local, state, and federal officials with needed efforts. City Of Azle Fire Department
Part-Time Firefighter/Paramedic/Driver-Engineer
● I worked part-time for Azle FD, filling in when full-time personnel took off work. Some shift I would work in the ambulance (MICU) responding to emergency calls for service, treating critical patients, transporting patients to the hospital and pronouncing patients deceased in the field. Other shifts I would operate the engine or quint/ladder truck, responding to all types of fires, motor vehicle accidents, Hazardous Materials Incidents and medical calls. City Of Saginaw Fire Department
Full-Time Professional Firefighter/Paramedic/Engineer
● I was a Firefighter, Paramedic, Engineer (Apparatus Operator), and Lead (Acting Lieutenant in the Lieutenants' absence). I worked on several large scale incidents. I have operated multiple types of fire apparatus, to include Engines, Arial Platform Trucks, Quints, Tankers, and Brush Trucks. I Was the Acting Lieutenant and Incident Commander for several large incidents to include: Explosions with multiple burn patients, structural fires, and airplane crashes.
● I responded to emergency medical calls for service as a paramedic first responder in the MedStar Ambulance system. I provided Advanced Life Support before, during, and after MedStar Ambulance arrival, including during transport to the hospital. I have to all types of fires, motor vehicle accidents, Hazardous Materials Incidents and medical calls.
● I was also a certified Fire Inspector and conducted multiple business inspections to ensure compliance with the Uniformed Fire Code to ensure safety of all occupants.
Eagle Mountain Fire & Ambulance
Part-Time Paramedic
● I worked part-time on the ambulance (MICU), responding to emergency calls for service, treating critical patients, transporting patients to the hospital, and February 1998 - April 2006
1997 - 2003
pronouncing patients deceased in the field.
Tarrant County Fire Alarm Office
Full-Time & Part-Time Fire/EMS Dispatcher
● I worked as a fire and EMS dispatcher for multiple Tarrant County fire departments. Handling 911 call taking, determining the appropriate fire district, then dispatching the proper department for that response area. Medstar Ambulance, Fort Worth Tx.
Full Time & Part Time EMT-Paramedic
● I worked as a field Paramedic and in the Communications Center for MedStar Ambulance in Fort Worth Tx. When in the field, I would answer 911 calls for service. While in communications, I would give, sometimes frantic customers, emergency pre-arrival instructions over the phone to 911 callers. I would also Determine, Designate, and Dispatch the closest available MICU to ensure the fastest response time possible. Oversaw, maintained, and re-arranging MICU’s around 15 client cities for system status management, to ensure the best possible coverage for the quickest response possible. The 911 calls answered and dispatched were for 15 client cities.
● I also worked on a MICU, answering 911 emergency calls and non-acute transfers. I provided advanced life support to an unknown number of customers/patients. Answered approximately 10-15 calls for service in a 12 hour period.
Watauga Department Of Public Safety
Assignments
Public Safety Officer
Police Officer, Firefighter and Paramedic
● While at Watauga DPS I was assigned to patrol.
Field Training Officer
● I was a Field Training Officer within the Watauga DPS/Police Department. I was responsible for training fresh, newly hired officers, directly out of the police academy.
Public Information And Media Relations Officer
● I was the certified public information and media relations officer for the department. The Chief of Police handpicked me to go to PIO “boot camp.” Once completed, I worked for the Chief’s office handling media requests and being the point of contact for all media outlets. I was responsible for responding to critical police incidents to brief the media outlets of developing information. I was also responsible for pushing out proactive news information to place the department April 2013 - December 2019
in a positive light.
Patrol Rifle Carbine Expert
● I was one of only six officers selected for the deployment of carbine rifles into the field. I qualified as Expert Marksman.
Fort Worth Police Department Assignments
Tactical Medic Unit (TACMED)
Officer/Tactical Paramedic/Team Leader
● In 2013, I was directly asked by the Chief of Police to help build a Tactical Medic program for the Fort Worth Police Department from the ground up. I was later appointed the Team Leader and acting Corporal for a ten-person team of tactically trained police officers that were cross-trained as paramedics.
● I was responsible for obtaining and overseeing the Texas State licensure as the
“Administrator” for the First Responder Organization (FRO) license with the Texas Department of State Health Services.
● I obtained and negotiated medical protocols and contract stipulations with the Emergency Physicians Advisory Board (EPAB), who are the physicians responsible for medical protocol direction and oversight.
● I was responsible and oversaw medical equipment orders, purchase orders, and equipment issuance to all personnel. The equipment issuance included tactical trauma bags that were deployed to all 1,700 personnel on the Fort Worth Police Department. I oversaw tactical equipment orders/purchase, issuance, and resupply.
● I was responsible for designing, implementing, and teaching a trauma first aid class for all 1,700 officers on the Fort Worth Police Department. This class taught all sworn personnel how to treat traumatic injuries such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds, amputated and partially amputated limbs, airway management, treatment for shock and environmental emergencies, such as heat stroke and hypothermia. I also taught CPR/AED classes to all sworn officers.
● The above-listed trauma first aid class and the trauma bags that were issued accounted for saving three police officers' lives and 33 civilians. All civilians were treated for various types of traumatic injuries, ranging from gunshot wounds to vehicle accidents.
● I was responsible for designing, implementing, and teaching all sworn personnel on how to administer a drug called Naloxone or Narcan. This medication is a life- saving medication to anyone who has overdosed on any opioid narcotics such as Heroin. I was also responsible for the purchasing of the Narcan medication and the development of a plan for disbursement department-wide.
● I coordinated daily with personnel on my team for scheduling on-call duties, daily assignments, and responses for all tactical operations with SWAT and SRT.
● I lead the team of tactical medics through several highly stressful and high profile incidents to include: officers that were shot and pinned down by barricade and armed suspects, treatment of innocent civilians who were sick or injured but unable to leave their current location due to an ongoing major police incident October 2015-March 2016
March 2011 - April 2013
and I coordinated the teams deployment during rioting incidents where medics were dispersed with multiple law enforcement elements to ensure safety of all personnel and civilians.
● As one of the first two tactical paramedics in the department, I was on call 24/7 and handled approximately 250 tactical operations a year. Every year the number of operations increased. I have personally been on and responded to well over a thousand tactical operations. This includes Barricaded Persons, Hostage Rescues, Search Warrant and Arrest Warrant execution, Officer Down responses, and large scale violent protests. I have treated an unknown number of injured suspects, witnesses, and officers. This ranges from minor injuries to gunshot wounds.
● I have worked closely with multiple law enforcement elements and agencies: Fort Worth PD’s SWAT Team, Fort Worth Narcotics Section, State Police Narcotics, Fort Worth Intelligence Unit, Fort Worth Electronic Surveillance Unit, Fort Worth PD and US Marshals Fugitive Task Force, FBI, DEA, ICE, Customs and Border Patrol and NCIS. I have also worked with, trained with, and assisted the Department of Defense Special Operations Units.
● In 2017, I helped contribute to an article written by Dr. Kegan Bradley, MD. The article was later published in the Journal of Law Enforcement. Tactical: Special Response Team 4 (SRT)
Officer/Tactical Paramedic
● During a short time frame, personnel within the Tactical Medic Unit were temporarily reassigned to SRT teams. I was assigned to and responded with SRT team 4 to crime suppression, and crime response details, executed arrest warrants on high profile wanted criminals, executed search warrants in residences and commercial business, and responded to riot crowd control for protests.
Narcotics - Special Operations Division
Officer/Investigator/HazMat Technician/Safety Officer
● I was assigned to the Special Operations Division: Tactical Investigations - Narcotics Section and worked conducting Undercover Narcotics Buy/Busts, Search Warrant Preparation and Execution, Arrest Warrant Preparation and Execution, Covert Surveillance, Jump Outs, Tactical Warrant Execution, Suspect and Witness Interviews, Confidential Informant Interviews, Confidential Informant Utilization, Crime Scene Processing, Evidence Custodian and I was part of the Clandestine Methamphetamine Lab Team as a HAZMAT Technician and Site Safety Officer, dismantling Meth Labs and Marijuana Grow Operations. Training
Instructor
● I’ve taught several different courses over the years. Some of those include:
● CPR/AED
● TCCC-Tactical Combat Casualty Care
● Tactical Lifesaver
November 2008 - March 2011
June 2022 - Present
December 1998 - June 2022
February 1998 - December 1998
December 1997 - February 1998
March 1999 - November 2008
● HAZMAT
● SCBA-Self Contained Breathing Apparatus
● Site Safety
● Fire Safety
● Officer Safety
● Officer Survival
● Forcible Entry
● Fire Science
● Firearms
● Communications
● Arrest Search and Seizure
● Medical Protocol Training
● Field Training
North, South, & East Patrol Divisions
Police Officer
● I responded to police calls for service. Some of the calls being high priority call, such as shootings, stabbings, homicides, robberies and foot and vehicle pursuits. I also handled and coordinated crime scenes and arrests of individuals. Other types of calls dealt with were lower priority, such as burglaries, thefts, and disturbances.
Certifications and Training
Licensed Paramedic
State of Texas
● Still currently certified as a Tactical Paramedic Texas EMT-Paramedic
Huguley Hospital Paramedic Program
● Upgraded to Licensed Paramedic
EMT-Intermediate
Huguley Hospital Paramedic Program
● Upgraded to EMT-Paramedic certification
EMT- Basic
Eagle Mt. Fire EMT Program
● Upgraded to EMT-Intermediate certification
Basic Structural Firefighter
Tarrant County Collage Fire Academy
● Maintained my Basic Structural Firefighter certification and then my Expired 2008
Expired 2008
2003
2006
2007
2008
2008
2010
2011
2011
2012
Intermediate until I left Watauga in November 2008 Intermediate Structural Firefighter
Intermediate Fire Inspector
Fire Code Inspector
● As a certified Fire Inspector and conducted multiple commercial business inspections to ensure compliance with the Uniformed Fire Code to ensure safety of all occupants. Also taught fire safety education. Basic Peace Officer
Weatherford College
● Obtained my Basic Police Officer certification
Field Training Officer
● I’ve trained numerous new rookies in both law enforcement, fire and EMS.
● I was responsible for their safety as well as mine and to ensure they developed and matured throughout their training.
Public Information/ Media Relations Officer
Law Enforcement Media Relations
Intermediate Peace Officer
Personal Protective Security Detail Operator
Advanced Peace Officer
Advanced Undercover Officer
● I attended this class while assigned to the Narcotics Section of the Fort Worth Police Department.
TCOLE Instructor
Law Enforcement Instructor
● I’ve taught numerous classes including officer survival, surveillance techniques, CPR, Recruit Training First Aid, scenario based training, firearms, Tactical Lifesaver, which is the use of tourniquets, pressure bandages, chest seals, wound packing, airway management, and emergency evacuations. HAZWOPER Clandestine Lab HazMat Technician
Technician and Site Safety Officer
● I attended this class while assigned to the Narcotics Section of the Fort Worth Police Department. I was the site safety officer and trainer for the Narcotics Section, due to my past fire service experience and familiarity with SCBA’s and protective HazMat equipment.
2012
2012
2012-present
2013
Current
Current
SWAT Operator
● I was assigned as the Fort Worth Police SWAT team medic and also the Special Response Team (SRT) medic.
● I conducted dynamic entry operations on No-Knock and Knock and Announce Search warrants. Also, conducted slow clear of buildings and large venue hostage rescue.
● I responded to approximately 300 tactical operations per-year. TEMS Tactical Medic Operator
● I was assigned as the Fort Worth Police SWAT team medic and also the Special Response Team (SRT) medic.
● I have received training from numerous medics within the special operations community, to include Army Special Forces, Air Force Pararescue Jumpers
(PJ’s), and Navy Corpsman assigned to DEVGRU.
Tactical Licensed Paramedic
● I was responsible for the health, wellbeing and treatment for all personal on any one of the 12 specialized units on the department that conducted tactical operations. Primarily the Fort Worth 30 person SWAT Team, the 70 person Special Response Team (SRT) members, the 20 person Gang Enforcement Unit and the 40 person Narcotics Unit. All specialized units were spread out at multiple location around the city.
● During all tactical operations, I was responsible as the site safety officer. My job was to coordinate with local EMS ambulances to have them on standby and staged close, but at a safe distance away from the scene.
● I was responsible for triage and treatment of any injured persons within the hot or warm zones of operation and on large venue hostage rescues.
● I was responsible for developing an emergency evacuation plan to get any injured person(s) out of the hot zone safely and to the ambulance on standby for transport to the hospital.
● I was the site safety officer and HazMat operator in the event of any chemical or foreign substance contamination.
● I was responsible for documentation of all worker compensation injuries and submission of documented injuries. As well as follow-up on the injured employee’s after initial treatment and stabilization. Mental Health Peace Officer
TCCC Tactical Combat Causality Care
● I was assigned as the Fort Worth Police SWAT team medic and also the Special Response Team (SRT) medic.
ASHI CPR/First Aid Instructor
● I helped instruct and certify all sworn officers and new recruits in the use of CPR and basic first aid.
2016
As of February 2020
Fall 2019 - Fall 2020
Graduation 2020
2020
Fall 2019
Spring 2020
Spring 2021
October 2017
Master Peace Officer
TCOLE Continuing Education Hours
3,389 CE Hours
Formal Education
Bachelor Of Science - Criminal Justice Administration Texas A&M University-Commerce
● Texas A&M University-Commerce: Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice Administration.
Magna Cum Laude
Texas A&M University-Commerce
● Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a 3.85 GPA
National Honor Society Induction
National Society Of Leadership and Success
● The nation’s largest and only accredited leadership honor society.
● The NSLS is an organization that provides a life-changing leadership program that helps students achieve personal growth, career success, and empowers them to have a positive impact in their communities.
Dean’s List
Texas A&M University-Commerce
● Dean’s List every semester of enrollment.
Dean’s List
Texas A&M University-Commerce
● Dean’s List every semester of enrollment.
President’s List
Texas A&M University-Commerce
● President’s list upon graduation.
Awards & Recognition
Life Saving Award
Fort Worth Police Department
● Award for Life Saving: The Life Saving Award is bestowed upon any police employee in recognition of the saving of a human life. It is intended that this award be given in all cases where an employee saves a life, and it may be given in 2017
2015
2013
2011
2011
2007
addition to the awarding of another commendation where the facts indicate that the recipient is entitled to both awards.
● Copy available upon request
Certificate Of Appreciation
City of Azle Crime Control Prevention District
● Copy available upon request
Certificate Of Appreciation
City of Azle Crime Control Prevention District
● Copy available upon request
Police Medal of Commendation
Fort Worth Police Department
● The Police Medal of Commendation is the third highest decoration presented by the police department and is awarded for outstanding work involving either great risk or for an act of such nature as to bring honor and recognition to oneself and the police department. Consideration for this award shall be given any officer who receives a wound or serious injury as a result of honorable police duty- related circumstances that do not meet the criteria necessary for a higher decoration. The Police Medal of Commendation includes a uniform pin, which the commissioned recipient may wear on the standard police uniform, as well as a medal to be worn on special formal dress occasions, a recognition pin for non- commissioned recipients to wear, and recognition from the Fort Worth Police Officers’ Award Foundation.
● Copy available upon request
East Division Officer of the Year
Fort Worth Police Department
● Received East Division Officer of the Year and was runner up for Department Officer of the Year.
● Copy available upon request
Officer of the Year - Nominee
Fort Worth Police Department
● Runner up.
Award Of Meritorious Conduct
Watauga Police Department
● The Certificate of Merit is the fourth highest decoration presented by the police department and is awarded for excellence in police work. The award is bestowed upon:
● a. An individual police employee for outstanding performance of their duties under unusual, complicated, or hazardous conditions. 2005
2004
2004-2008
2017
2015 - 2019
Since 2001
Since 2001
● Copy available upon request
Unit Citation
Watauga Police Department
● Copy available upon request
Police Medal Of Valor
Watauga Police Department
● The Police Medal of Valor is the second highest decoration presented by the police department and is awarded for exceptional bravery performed at imminent risk of life or serious bodily injury. Bravery is defined as an act of admirable human action under a stressful and dangerous situation.
● Copy available upon request
Numerous Other Chief’s Commendations And Recognition Watauga Police Department
● Copies available upon request
Other Accomplishments
Boy Scouts Of America
Troop 175 - Assistant Scout Master
● I volunteered and assisted with troop activities and events. Taught classes and oversaw the safety of troop members during BSA and Troop sanctioned events. Code Blue: The Expanding Field Of Tactical And Battlefield Medicine Journal of Law Enforcement (Peer-Reviewed Article)
● In 2017, Dr. Kegan Bradley, MD, asked me to assist in the writing of an article for publication in ”The Journal of Law Enforcement.” The article was titled, ”Code Blue: The Expanding Field Of Tactical And Battlefield Medicine.” I contributed to the article, and it was later published in the above journal. City Of Azle Crime Control Prevention District
Board Member Place 7
● I was a board member on the Crime Control Prevention District board. We were responsible for the CCPD budget approval and oversight. 3rd Degree Master Freemason
● Blue lodge member since 2001
32nd Degree Scottish Rite Freemason
● Scottish Rite member since 2001
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Professional References
Detective Alec Wiseman
● Alec took over as Team Leader for the TacMed unit when I left FWPD. Corporal Jeff Cunningham
● SWAT Corporal/Team Leader
Detective Jim Grow
● Was a SWAT Corporal/Team Leader when I worked for FWPD Sergeant Chris Bookwalter
● Was a Corporal/Team Leader in SWAT, when I worked for FWPD. Sergeant Scott
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