Law Enforcement Training & Integrity Monitoring

Building and sustaining a high quality law enforcement or security workforce requires a rigorous training program, thorough screening, exacting standards and constant integrity monitoring. The Command Consulting Group team brings a wealth of experience and insight on the curriculum, facilities and tools needed to train law enforcement and security personnel for a variety of threat environments.

The Command Consulting Group can help private sector and government clients offer the best professional instruction, as well as practical application and testing, to provide law enforcement and security officers with the skills and knowledge in a variety of topics ranging from threat assessments and response, dignitary protection services, protective advance preparation, physical security of facilities, and vehicle inspection protocols. Realizing that each customer has their own unique operational mandates, CCG can prepare and deliver a fast and flexible assessment of those needs, tailor training requirements, and provide a comprehensive plan specifically designed to meeting or exceeding our client’s needs. CCG's team can deliver this training in both domestic and international environments.

Law enforcement security organizations continually seek to maintain the highest standards and protect against corruption. They also seek to comply with local, state, and federal regulations, evaluate performance, and adhere to best management practices. But the highest priority is to detect and mitigate corruption or insider threats in the work force. CCG’s team of experts can help with both. An in-depth inspection process can be designed and executed by CCG's experienced staff or delivered as a course of instruction to those organizations seeking to improve their own inspectional process and workforce assurance.

THE CCG LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING & INTEGRITY MONITORING TEAM

		W. Ralph Basham was Director of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Director of the U.S. Secret Service and has been involved in law enforcement training and integrity monitoring for nearly four decades.
		Bruce Bowen was the Assistant Director of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and the Deputy Director of the United States Secret Service with an extensive background in training and workforce integrity assurance.
		Ronald S. Colburn served as the Deputy Chief of U.S. Border Patrol and at various points throughout his career led critical international border security training programs for U.S. government allies around the world.
		Edward J. Marinzel was the Special Agent in Charge of the Presidential Protective Division of the United States Secret Service and a criminal investigator.
		Dr. Kathleen L. Kiernan is among the top law enforcement, intelligence and security authorities in the world. As a 31-year veteran of Federal Law Enforcement and the intelligence community, her expertise is widely recognized by members of her profession.
		Mike Restovich served as Head of TSA Security Operation during which time he successfully reorganized the Office of Security Operations. He also conceived, planned and bugeted security training initiatives like the Behavior Detection Officer Program and the Bomb Appraisal Officer Program.
		Vice Admiral Brian Peterman, USCG (Ret.) was Atlantic Area Commander in the U.S. Coast Guard and held several at-sea commands during a 36 year career.
		Michael Braun has held multiple senior leadership positions in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), including his most recent role as the DEA Chief of Operations. He was also detailed to the Department of Defense and served on special assignment in Iraq as the Chief of Staff for the Interim Ministry of Interior, Coalition Provisional Authority where he assisted in the creation of the new Iraqi National Police Service and Customs and Border agencies. Earlier in his career at the DEA, Mr. Braun led specially trained and equipped host nation counterparts and DEA Special Agents on paramilitary drug enforcement operations in the jungles of South and Central America in support of U.S. foreign drug policy.
		Harold Douglas Wankel has held senior leadership positions in international law enforcement and security operations for nearly the last four decades, including most recently as Director of the Counter Narcotics Task Force (CNTF) at the United States Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan. Prior to that, Mr. Wankel served at the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) including service as the Assistant Administrator and Chief of Operations of the Agency, a role in which he was the senior law enforcement officer at the agency overseeing all significant law enforcement operations undertaken by the DEA.

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