Instructors

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Croker Fire & Life Safety Institute instructors offer a diverse background with vast knowledge in both fire and non-fire related emergencies providing great understanding, insight and intellectual capacity.  With extensive practical awareness as first responders (including fire department and/or law enforcement) as well as extensive experience collaborating with security professionals, each of Croker’s instructors presents a unique and broad ranging perspective.

Croker instructors are also active in the assembling of fire and life safety (EAP) plans in addition to performing drills and training throughout New York City.  This further provides them with a comprehensive understanding of the evolving day-to-day concerns and complexities occurring at a building level.  These familiarities promote in-depth conversations throughout each class, relating course material to industry best practices, protocols and code compliance requirements.

MARK VALENTINO
Director of Educational Services

Mark Valentino has in excess of 20 years experience as a firefighter, five years in the capacity of Lieutenant. Additionally, he holds over 20 years of expertise as a consultant in the private sector where he continues to write and design Fire Safety and Emergency Action Plans. Among his many accomplishments, Valentino actively conducts fire safety, emergency action and evacuation related seminars, drills and training for high-rise buildings throughout New York City’s five boroughs. Mark Valentino selflessly responded to the World Trade Center tragedy.

MICHAEL HICKEY
Assistant Director of Educational Services

Michael Hickey is a professional with over 30 years of extensive fire and life safety experience. Hickey holds numerous New York State and Federal Government Certifications in relation to firematics, weapons of mass destruction / terrorism awareness and emergency operations. Additionally, he holds an A.A.S. degree in Fire Science Technology, a Bachelor of Arts in Emergency Management, a Master’s degree in Public Administration and a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership.

RICHARD BLASI
Instructor

Richard Blasi is an experienced conductor of fire drills, having effectively trained numerous highly functional fire safety teams throughout New York City since 2014. Blasi served the NYPD from 1998 until 2003 when he became a member of the FDNY. Among his duties as Battalion Chief, he has supervised and coordinated tactical methodology in resolving emergency situations, coordinated fire prevention inspections, and directed the work of 150 firefighters engaged in extinguishing fires.

Blasi holds a Bachelor of Science degree from SUNY Oneonta.

PORTIA COX
Instructor

A former Corrections Captain, Portia Cox is a skilled member of the Croker team. During her tenure with the NYC Department of Corrections, she managed all aspects of corrections, promoted proper protocols, established and enforced departmental policies, ensured compliance and was in charge of tactical response, mediation, and conflict resolution. Her core areas of expertise include, but are not limited to:

• Law Enforcement: Asset Protection, Criminology, Emergency Response, Employee Supervision, Incident Handling, Incident Response, Inspections, Legal Compliance, Problem Resolution
• Public Administration: Economics, HR Management, Organization Theory & Management
• Safety & Security: Emergency Management, Fire Safety, Physical Security, Protection Management, Public Safety, Risk Analysis, Security & Alarm Systems, Policing, Prisons, Tactical Responses, Mediation, Conflict Resolution, Arrest Procedures & Investigations, Staff Scheduling, Operational Reports, CCTV Monitoring, Security Incident Management, Records & Reports

Portia Cox serves as an adjunct lecturer at John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY) and is currently pursuing Dual Masters degrees in Public Policy and Protection Management. Cox also holds an Advanced Certificate for Corrections Management from John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY).

VINCENT DOHERTY
Instructor

Vincent Doherty is a skilled life safety professional offering 35+ years of operational and instructional experience in emergency management, hazmat, terrorism, incident command, fire safety and first responder communications.  Doherty has served as a Commander/Captain of special units and Battalion Chief in the HazMat Battalion, Special Operations Command, for the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) over a 25-year career.  While with the FDNY, Doherty worked as a Fire Service and Interagency Board liaison with the Department of Defense (DOD).  Doherty executed Recovery Operations for Special Operations Command Personnel during 9/11 Rescue/Recovery at Ground Zero and has served as an advisor to FDNY Senior Staff Chiefs on Hazmat, Terrorism and Incident Command System (ICS) issues.

Doherty’s career has provided him opportunities as a successful consultant, SME (Subject Matter Expert) and facilitator for numerous programs and projects for DHS and FEMA.  He has worked in professional capacities with Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Center for Naval Analysis (CNA), Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) at the Naval Postgraduate School, and professor of Homeland Security Management Institute at Long Island University.

Throughout his career, Doherty has demonstrated success in developing and delivering curriculum and training materials for various, national specialized courses.  He has also been selected to serve as subject matter expert, guest lecturer and Adjunct Professor of Emergency Management, Homeland Security and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) advanced degree graduate courses at multiple prominent universities (i.e.: Dartmouth, Georgetown University, Naval Postgraduate School, etc.).  He has represented the Center for Homeland Defense and Security at the Naval Postgraduate School on a national level to state, local, tribal and private sector political and career executives.  In addition, Doherty launched and instructed courses within the FDNY and the National Fire Academy (NFA) Hazmat Technician programs and Emergency Response to Terrorism.

Vincent Doherty received a Bachelor of Science degree from St. John’s University and a Master of Arts degree (Security Studies: Homeland Security and Defense) from the Naval Postgraduate School.

MICHAEL GILMARTIN
Instructor

Michael Gilmartin Jr. shares with Croker clients more than 20 years as a member of the NYPD, retiring as a Lieutenant.  He also possesses 18 years of leadership experience in facilities management and engineering with an in-depth background in fire and life safety.  Over this time period, Gilmartin has held leadership positions in engineering for some of New York City’s premier cultural and healthcare institutions including Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Morgan Library and Museum, Bellevue Hospital, St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital and Teachers College at Columbia University.

In addition to a multitude of professional certifications, Gilmartin holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honors from St. Francis College, has served with the United States Marine Corps Reserve, is a credentialed United States Coast Guard Merchant Mariner and a member of the NYPD Honor Legion.

ROBERT IMBORNONI
Instructor

Bob Imbornoni is a security and life safety professional with over 35 years of experience responding to emergencies of all types. His diverse background includes, but is not limited to, threat and risk assessment, strategic planning, emergency preparedness, crisis response, emergency operations center management, business continuity as well as resiliency and regulatory compliance.  Robert Imbornoni has been a volunteer firefighter, NYC paramedic and previously served as the Chief Response Officer of the American Red Cross (ARC) in Greater New York, which is the busiest ARC chapter in the United States. Imbornoni was also a lieutenant and 20-year veteran of the NYPD, where among the roles he served was Emergency Management Liaison where he coordinated planning and response operations between the NYPD (51,000 employees) and the NYC Office of Emergency Management (OEM). In such capacity, he planned, coordinated and evaluated 20+ emergency response exercises per year, including large, interagency tests (many financed by the Office of Homeland Security) involving 1000+ personnel to test the city’s ability to respond to a terrorist incident involving Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD).  Additionally, Bob has instructed many of these areas during his career and in the School of Business as an adjunct Instructor for Mercy College. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership, as well as numerous professional certificates.

MICHAEL MANDALA
Instructor

Michael Mandala has served as a proud member of the FDNY since 1995.  As Battalion Chief, Mandala has supervised and coordinated tactical methodology utilized in the resolution of emergency situations while responsible for the direction of 150+ firefighters in a supervisory capacity of day-to-day firefighting operations, emergency management and rescue operations.  In addition, Mandala is actively involved with the coordination of fire prevention inspections and integral scheduled department activities.

In his capacity as FDNY Foundation Initiative Instructor, Mandala facilitated student forums with students from universities such as Wharton at UPenn, Columbia and Penn State as well as CEO’s and CFO’s from various corporations.

Michael Mandala’s previous experience also includes time as a Police Officer with the NYPD.  He is currently affiliated with the FDNY Columbia Association, FDNY Emerald Society and serves as a Youth Coach with the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO).  Mandala received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from Brooklyn College of the City University of New York (CUNY).

DONALD MARRA
Instructor

Donald Marra is a seasoned Fire Service Professional with more than 35 years of experience as a Firefighter, Fire Service Instructor and Code Enforcement Pre-Plan Official. Marra provides a unique background of endorsed career success including an extensive list of fire service honors, credentials, training and front-line experience.

Marra holds the title of Second Deputy Chief Instructor at the Fire Service Academy of Nassau County providing all new firefighters with both curriculum instruction and field evolutions. He has assisted with the Cadets Explorer Program instructing community teenagers in basic firefighting skills. He is also the Fire Protection Coordinator for the Sayville Fire District where, as a Certified NYS Code Enforcement Official, he performs fire safety inspections on buildings and structures within the fire district.

Marra is a repeat recipient of the Bronze Medal of Valor from the Hempstead Fire Department and the Nassau County Fire Commission as well as receiving a Life Saving Award and a Commendation of Firematic Excellence.

TOM MCNAMARA
Instructor

Tom McNamara is an accomplished instructor with a varied professional background. Having served as both an NYPD officer and FDNY firefighter, McNamara possesses numerous life safety certifications. In addition, he has experience as a Fire, Life Safety and Security Supervisor and a Fire Safety Director, as well as having served as Chief of a New Jersey Fire Department. Tom McNamara holds degrees from Wagner College and Brookdale University and has attended the NYC Police Academy, NYC Fire Academy, Monmouth County Fire Academy and John Jay College.

MARIANNE MONAHAN
Instructor

Marianne Monahan began her 21-year career with the FDNY as one of 41 women sworn in as the NYC’s first female firefighters.  Retiring at the rank of Captain, Monahan’s diverse experience allowed her to serve as consultant to the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) as well as Instructor of newly promoted Lieutenants at Fire Line Supervisor’s Training Program where she taught various topics such as educational methodology, building construction and arson.

Before becoming a firefighter, Marianne Monahan was a special education teacher for the City of New York, a career to which she briefly returned before joining with Croker nearly a decade ago.  Monahan holds an Master’s Degree in Special Education from Brooklyn College.

ANTHONY PASQUIN
Instructor

Rising to the ranks of an FDNY Battalion Chief, Anthony Pasquin is a well-versed, dedicated and accomplished fire and life safety professional with more than 30 years of experience in firefighting and law enforcement.  With a proven track record of success, Pasquin remains poised to share his expertise with Croker’s clients and contribute to their fire, emergency and life safety needs.

Throughout his career, Anthony Pasquin has served as an instructor at the FDNY Fire Academy and has been designated by the FDNY as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for extensive NYC projects to ensure site safety and code enforcement.  While assigned to the FDNY Incident Management Team (IMT), through collaboration with elected officials, first responders and other stakeholders/agencies, Pasquin was designated to collect and disseminate information during the early stages of a disaster, or other major event, to assist in formulating a plan with the response team, manage the situation, and mitigate the incident with exceptional results.  Consequently, he has been deployed to other regions of New York as well as other states to share his knowledge and skills during emergency situations.  Pasquin was also a member of the FDNY Counter Terrorism Task Force (CTTF) and deployed alongside the New York City Police Department (NYPD) during large-scale multiple casualty incidents (MCI) or active shooter events to treat, triage and remove victims while coordinating with members of the NYPD.

Prior to his career at the FDNY, Anthony Pasquin served as a member of the NYPD for over 10 years.  Outside of work, Pasquin enjoys time with his family and is a fitness enthusiast.  He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree in Fire and Emergency Management from John Jay College, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude.

BRUCE SILAS
Instructor

Bruce Silas has three decades of experience with the FDNY, of which 17 years were at the rank of Lieutenant.  Among his experience, Silas was a Right-to-Know Officer and a Building Inspection Coordinator.  Bruce Silas has been providing Fire and Life Safety instruction for the past 14 years.  His background includes being a licensed NYC teacher and an Instructor at the NYC Fire Academy.  In addition, he holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Hunter College and a Master of Science degree in Education from Queens College.

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KNOWLEDGEABLE.  EXPERIENCED.  PROFESSIONALS.

With specialized backgrounds and experiences, combined with a unique skill set of expertise through military, police department, fire department and security services, Croker instructors deliver a broad perspective to the classroom, providing students with the knowledge and training needed to succeed as Security Guards.

All Croker Fire & Life Safety Institute instructors are certified accordingly by New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS).

RICHARD BLASI
Instructor

Richard Blasi is an experienced conductor of fire drills, having effectively trained numerous highly functional fire safety teams throughout New York City since 2014. Blasi served the NYPD from 1998 until 2003 when he became a member of the FDNY. Among his duties as Battalion Chief, he has supervised and coordinated tactical methodology in resolving emergency situations, coordinated fire prevention inspections, and directed the work of 150 firefighters engaged in extinguishing fires.

Blasi holds a Bachelor of Science degree from SUNY Oneonta.

DAN BOWE
Instructor

Dan Bowe brings a broad range of experience to Croker. Bowe served with the United States Marine Corps (USMC) where he was the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Team Company Section Leader. Subsequently, his tenure in the security industry spanned more than two decades. Bowe has provided security services for many academic institutions including, Stony Brook University, NYU, Quinnipiac University and currently, St. Joseph’s College. He has also facilitated security at numerous events including the New York City Marathon, U.S. Navy Fleet Week and the Super Bowl as well as at venues such as the Jacob K. Javits Center, Lincoln Center, the Guggenheim Museum and the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.

Bowe’s training, certifications and experience include, but are not limited to, FBI Hostage Rescue Team, Joint Special Operations Command and USMC Special Operations (Training) Group, Marine Corps Security Force School, The Executive Protection Institute, International Training Incorporated/Armor Group: Anti-Kidnapping and Counter Surveillance, International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC), U.S. Navy Explosive Ordinance Disposal Units, the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Fire Arms (ATF) and the United States Department of Defense (DOD).

Bowe is belted in Jiu-Jitsu, Aikido, Judo and Karate and has been published, contributed to and/or quoted in numerous security, fire and life safety related presentations and publications. He currently serves as the Education Chairperson of the Long Island chapter of ASIS International (American Society for Industrial Security).

PORTIA COX
Instructor

A former Corrections Captain, Portia Cox is a skilled member of the Croker team. During her tenure with the NYC Department of Corrections, she managed all aspects of corrections, promoted proper protocols, established and enforced departmental policies, ensured compliance and was in charge of tactical response, mediation, and conflict resolution. Her core areas of expertise include, but are not limited to:

• Law Enforcement: Asset Protection, Criminology, Emergency Response, Employee Supervision, Incident Handling, Incident Response, Inspections, Legal Compliance, Problem Resolution
• Public Administration: Economics, HR Management, Organization Theory & Management
• Safety & Security: Emergency Management, Fire Safety, Physical Security, Protection Management, Public Safety, Risk Analysis, Security & Alarm Systems, Policing, Prisons, Tactical Responses, Mediation, Conflict Resolution, Arrest Procedures & Investigations, Staff Scheduling, Operational Reports, CCTV Monitoring, Security Incident Management, Records & Reports

Portia Cox serves as an adjunct lecturer at John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY) and is currently pursuing Dual Masters degrees in Public Policy and Protection Management. Cox also holds an Advanced Certificate for Corrections Management from John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY).

VINCENT DOHERTY
Instructor

Vincent Doherty is a skilled life safety professional offering 35+ years of operational and instructional experience in emergency management, hazmat, terrorism, incident command, fire safety and first responder communications.  Doherty has served as a Commander/Captain of special units and Battalion Chief in the HazMat Battalion, Special Operations Command, for the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) over a 25-year career.  While with the FDNY, Doherty worked as a Fire Service and Interagency Board liaison with the Department of Defense (DOD).  Doherty executed Recovery Operations for Special Operations Command Personnel during 9/11 Rescue/Recovery at Ground Zero and has served as an advisor to FDNY Senior Staff Chiefs on Hazmat, Terrorism and Incident Command System (ICS) issues.

Doherty’s career has provided him opportunities as a successful consultant, SME (Subject Matter Expert) and facilitator for numerous programs and projects for DHS and FEMA.  He has worked in professional capacities with Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Center for Naval Analysis (CNA), Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) at the Naval Postgraduate School, and professor of Homeland Security Management Institute at Long Island University.

Throughout his career, Doherty has demonstrated success in developing and delivering curriculum and training materials for various, national specialized courses.  He has also been selected to serve as subject matter expert, guest lecturer and Adjunct Professor of Emergency Management, Homeland Security and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) advanced degree graduate courses at multiple prominent universities (ie: Dartmouth, Georgetown University, Naval Postgraduate School, etc.).  He has represented the Center for Homeland Defense and Security at the Naval Postgraduate School on a national level to state, local, tribal and private sector political and career executives.  In addition, Doherty launched and instructed courses within the FDNY and the National Fire Academy (NFA) Hazmat Technician programs and Emergency Response to Terrorism.

Vincent Doherty received a Bachelor of Science degree from St. John’s University and a Master of Arts degree (Security Studies: Homeland Security and Defense) from the Naval Postgraduate School.

ROBERT IMBORNONI
Instructor

Bob Imbornoni is a security and life safety professional with over 35 years of experience responding to emergencies of all types. His diverse background includes, but is not limited to, threat and risk assessment, strategic planning, emergency preparedness, crisis response, emergency operations center management, business continuity as well as resiliency and regulatory compliance.  Robert Imbornoni has been a volunteer firefighter, NYC paramedic and previously served as the Chief Response Officer of the American Red Cross (ARC) in Greater New York, which is the busiest ARC chapter in the United States. Imbornoni was also a lieutenant and 20-year veteran of the NYPD, where among the roles he served was Emergency Management Liaison where he coordinated planning and response operations between the NYPD (51,000 employees) and the NYC Office of Emergency Management (OEM). In such capacity, he planned, coordinated and evaluated 20+ emergency response exercises per year, including large, interagency tests (many financed by the Office of Homeland Security) involving 1000+ personnel to test the city’s ability to respond to a terrorist incident involving Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD).  Additionally, Bob has instructed many of these areas during his career and in the School of Business as an adjunct Instructor for Mercy College. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership, as well as numerous professional certificates.

DAN LORD
Instructor

Dan Lord is a trained security professional with more than three decades of experience in the security field. During his tenure, Lord has organized executive security details for high profile clients, coordinating efforts with Secret Service, FBI and local law enforcement.

Lord holds numerous certifications and has received advanced training in areas such as Counterterrorism Surveillance, Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings Awareness, and Hazardous Materials. He is a member of multiple professional organizations including, ASIS International (American Society for Industrial Security), NYPD Shield and National Association of Chiefs of Police.

MARTIN MUNOZ
Instructor

Martin Munoz is a dedicated law enforcement professional with extensive experience spanning over two decades across multiple agencies in New York City.  Since 2008, he has served with the New York City Police Department (NYPD) in various capacities, including as an Academy Instructor at the Chief of Department Office, where he developed curriculum for Department of Homeless Services Peace Officers, specializing in access control and arrest processing.  As a Field Training Officer at the Central Park Precinct, he trained and evaluated probationary officers, and as a Patrol Officer, he focused on protecting people and property, responding to calls, enforcing laws, and handling arrest and court procedures.

Before joining the NYPD, Martin Munoz worked with the New York City Department of Correction (NYCDOC) as a Correction Officer at the Adolescent Reception Detention Center, ensuring the safety and security of inmates. He began his career with the New York City Department of Homeless Services (NYC DHS), serving as a Special Officer across multiple facilities, where he provided safety and security for clients and staff while exercising full peace officer powers.

Martin Munoz completed his undergraduate studies in Criminal Justice at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and is completing his graduate degree in Public Administration, with a concentration in Human Resource.  He’s an alumnus of the NYPD Leadership Program. He holds certifications as a Municipal Police Training Council Instructor, a DCJS Security Guard Instructor, and has completed specialized training in crisis intervention, advanced law enforcement rapid response, and auto crime investigation. Munoz’s extensive background in law enforcement, training, and security highlights his commitment to public safety and professional development.

JOSEPH RECINE
Instructor

Having served as Detective Lieutenant for the City of Yonkers (NY) Police Department, Joseph Recine provides Croker with more than 28 years of law enforcement experience, including 16 years as a supervisor.  Recine retired as the Executive Officer and Major Case Coordinator, Internal Affairs Division. In this capacity, Recine was responsible for the management and coordination of major case investigations of the Internal Affairs Division, providing direction and leadership to a squad of investigators for investigations of corruption, excessive force, harassment, and misconduct by members of the department. In addition to meeting regularly with various levels of oversight and review, such as the District Attorney’s Office, Recine would prepare quarterly Use of Force data and reports for the United States Department of Justice (US DOJ). In his prior experience as an Inspections Lieutenant, Recine designed corrective actions to address identified problems, practices, and deficient policies to protect the integrity of the Department and limit liability exposure. He worked directly with command staff in implementing recommended changes and improvements and performed audits of investigative operations and procedures of several investigative units. Recine conducted training for police recruits and supervisors on the Policies and Procedures of the Department as well as coordinated the design and implementation of the Department’s Early Intervention System (EIS) and Performance Mentoring Program. He also acted as the Department trainer for the Use of Force Reporting procedures and was responsible for planning and instructing field supervisors to ensure compliance with Federal mandates and Department standards.

Joseph Recine possesses many training certifications including, International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) First Line Supervision Leadership, FBI Leadership Academy (FBI-LEEDA) Managing and Conducting Internal Affairs Investigations, New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (NYS DCJS) Certified General Topics Instructor, NYS DCJS Certified Security Guard Instructor, Center for Domestic Preparedness Department of Homeland Security (CDP DHS) Civil Disorder Course, NYS DCJS Criminal Investigator Certification, NYSDCJS Incident Command Structure Course, among others.

Recine holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) Degree in Business Administration from Iona College (NY) and is a member of the National Internal Affairs Investigators Association (NIAIA).

DAVID SARNI
Instructor

David Sarni is a retired NYPD Detective who worked within several positions during his more than 27-year career.  Most of his work was dedicated to conducting criminal and narcotics investigations.  Toward the end of his career, Sarni was involved in the training of new and currently assigned investigators in the Detective Bureau on numerous topics.  Sarni played a crucial role in developing courses for these investigators and teaching various subjects to uniformed and civilian members of the service in the NYPD.  He has been a continuous contributor presenting at the NYPD’s Homicide Investigators Course.

David Sarni has had the opportunity to conduct, design and present criminal justice curriculum for undergraduates as an Adjunct Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.  Sarni is also certified by NYS Division of Criminal Justice in general topics and in training unarmed security guards for state licensing.  He shares his broad knowledge and experience with the Croker team and clients.

Sarni holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Political Science from Brooklyn College as well as numerous professional certifications.

KEVIN STEELE
Instructor

Kevin Steele is a seasoned law enforcement professional with over two decades of experience in training, leadership, and program development.  He holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Excelsior College (NY) and has also trained as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).

Kevin Steele began his NYPD career as a Police Officer, later rising to Sergeant.  His leadership roles have included Patrol Training Sergeant, Supervisor for Training Assessment, and Supervisor of the Instructor Development Unit.  Known for his strong communication skills and goal-oriented approach, Steele excels in developing and delivering comprehensive training programs while fostering one-on-one mentorship.

A certified NYS Master Instructor since 2018, Kevin Steele holds expertise in crisis intervention, critical incident tactics, and leadership development.  His dedication has earned him numerous accolades, including a Unit Citation, two Meritorious Police Duty awards, and four Excellent Police Duty awards.  Steele’s commitment to professional development and impactful training highlights his lasting contributions to law enforcement.

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