Law and Public Safety

Captain Doyle began his career with the St. Louis County Police on April 27, 1992, when he was hired as a Probationary Police Officer and assigned to the South County Precinct. As a member of the St. Louis County Police Department, he has served in the following capacities:

• Officer - South County Precinct, North County Precinct and Community Action Team
• Detective - Bureau of Drug Enforcement, FBI Gang Task Force, Intelligence Unit and FBI Public Corruption Task Force
• Sergeant - North County Precinct and the Neighborhood Policing Unit
• Lieutenant - North County Precinct

Captain Doyle is currently assigned as the commander of the City of Jennings detail of the North County Precinct. In this special assignment he had law enforcement responsibility for the City of Jennings during its transition to a St. Louis County police services contract, first as an interim police chief for the department and now as the commander.

Captain Doyle is an avid supporter of police and community relations, and is currently involved in numerous neighborhood watch and community relation programs. He received his Criminal Justice education from Lindenwood University. Captain Doyle has also attended countless hours of training in a variety of law enforcement, leadership and management related areas. He is the recipient of numerous letters of appreciation, Awards of Excellence, and two Chief's Commendations.

Along with being a passionate Dallas Cowboys fan, Captain Doyle's hobbies include: motorcycling, traveling, fishing, and spending time with his family.

Little known Fact: Outside of his compassionate personality, Captain Doyle is a very private individual who enjoys his personal time.

"The only way evil will ever prevail, if enough good people do nothing"

Lieutenant Fuesting started his career in February 1994 as a patrol officer with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, District 8. In October 1997, he joined the St. Louis County Police Department and was assigned to the Affton Precinct. While in the Affton Precinct he served as a Field Training Officer and as the Precinct Gang Officer. In April 2001, he was reassigned to the Bureau of Special Operations, Community Action Team.

In December 2004, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and assigned to the North County Precinct as a patrol supervisor. Additionally, he supervised the North County Precinct's Special Enforcement Group. In January 2008, he was assigned to the Division of Criminal Investigations, Bureau of Crimes Against Persons as a unit supervisor. In September 2009, he was reassigned to supervise the department's newly created Neighborhood Enforcement Team. As the unit supervisor, the unit focuses on gang and violent crime patterns within the North County Precinct.

In May 2010, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and assigned to the North County Precinct. In November 2010, he was assigned to the City of Jennings as the Deputy Commander overseeing the daily operations.

Lieutenant Fuesting holds a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from Columbia College. He is also a 2010 graduate and member of the FBI- LEEDA. During his career he has received over 49 awards, commendations and letters of appreciation, including five Commendations from the Chief of Police.

Lieutenant Burk began his law enforcement career with the Boone County Sheriff's Department in Columbia, MO, in 1984 as a Deputy Sheriff. He began his career with the St. Louis County Police in 1987 in the West County Precinct. He served as a patrol officer in the West County and South County Precincts. Based upon his work performance, he was selected to become a Field Training Instructor to newly appointed officers. In 1998, he was selected to be a Neighborhood Policing Officer in the West County Precinct. In this capacity, Lieutenant Burk worked closely with residents concerning neighborhood, subdivision and quality of life issues.

Lieutenant Burk has also served in the Division of Criminal Investigation in the Crime Scene Unit as a detective.

In 1999, he was promoted to sergeant and reassigned to the North County Precinct as a Watch Supervisor. When the Seventh Precinct, West County, was formed in 2003, Lieutenant Burk was reassigned to it as a Watch Supervisor, and subsequently as the supervisor for Neighborhood Policing Officers, School Resource Officers and officers assigned to Twin Oaks and Winchester in the West County Precinct. He also served as the supervisor of the Planning and Analysis Unit in the Division of Operational Support. He was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in July of 2011 and was assigned to his current position of watch commander of the North County Precinct.

Lieutenant Burk earned a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1984. He has completed professional training in law enforcement from: University of Missouri-Columbia, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Greater St. Louis Police Academy, and the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy. He currently resides in west St. Louis County.

Lieutenant Michael Busalaki was raised in North St. Louis County and currently resides in St. Charles with his family. He is currently assigned as a watch commander of the North County Precinct. In this capacity, he is responsible for the day-to-day operations of a precinct platoon.

Lieutenant Busalaki began his career in the West County Precinct in 1981 as a Patrol Officer. He has also served in the Bureau Of Drug Enforcement, Special Operations and the DEA Task Force.

He was promoted to Sergeant in 1998 and served in the North County Precinct, the Bureau of Communications and the Community Action Team. In 2002 he was promoted to Lieutenant and has previously served as a watch commander in the North County Precinct, as well the Affton Southwest Precinct before returning to North County.

Lieutenant Steve Hampton was born and raised in Litchfield, Illinois. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Law Enforcement Administration from Western Illinois University in 1989. He currently resides in North St. Louis County with his wife Pam and two children, Ashleigh and Matthew.

Lieutenant Hampton began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department on January 2, 1990 as a police recruit at the St Louis County and Municipal Police Academy. After graduation he was assigned to the North County Precinct. In 1991, Lieutenant Hampton was selected as one of three officers to be assigned to the Department's first full service patrol contract for the City of Blackjack. After three successful years, he was selected to be a Field Training Officer and trained nearly a dozen new police officers.

Lieutenant Hampton was promoted to the rank of sergeant in March of 1997 and assigned as a patrol supervisor in the West County Precinct. In March of 1998 he was transferred back to the North County Precinct. In October of 1999, Lieutenant Hampton was transferred to the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy as the Continuing Education Supervisor. His duties included the scheduling and monitoring of nearly 300 training classes each year as part of the Missouri Peace Officers Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) requirements. In 2003, Lieutenant Hampton became the Basic Training Supervisor at the Academy. In this capacity he was responsible for the scheduling and coordinating of three Basic Recruit classes each year and supervising six Academy instructors. In October of 2004, Lieutenant Hampton was assigned as an Investigator in the Bureau of Professional Standards where he investigated internal and external complaints against Department employees.

In April 2010, Lieutenant Hampton was promoted to his current rank and assigned as Watch Commander of the North County Precinct.

Lieutenant Norman Mann began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department in 2001, as a Police Aide in the Vehicle and Supply Unit. Upon graduating from the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy in December of 2001, he served in the North County Precinct, to include the City of Black Jack. In January of 2003, he was transferred to the Personnel Services Unit as a Background Investigator, where he recruited and conducted background investigations on potential hires to the Department. In January of 2006, Lieutenant Mann was transferred to the Bureau of Professional Responsibility, where he investigated potential violations of departmental policies and procedures in an effort to maintain the professional standards of the St. Louis County Police Department.

In August of 2006, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and assigned to the Central County Precinct. In June of 2009, Lieutenant Mann was transferred to serve as the Chief's Aide in the Office of Chief of Police. In June of 2010, he was assigned as the Supervisor of the Domestic Violence Unit in the Bureau of Crimes Against Persons. In October of 2010 he was promoted to Lieutenant and assigned as Watch Commander of the Central County Precinct. In April of 2012, he was transferred to the North County Precinct to assume the duties of the Commander of the newly formed City of Dellwood Detail.

Lieutenant Mann graduated from McCluer High School in 1996, and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Missouri-St.Louis in 2001. In 2005, he completed his Master's Degree in Legal Studies from Webster University, where he also obtained a certificate in Paralegal Studies. Lieutenant Mann is a member of the Fraternal Order of Police and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives.

Sergeant Bradley was born and raised in St. Louis County, where he currently resides. He began his law enforcement career in January 1994, as a patrolman in the Third District for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. He joined the St. Louis County Police Department in July 1997, where he was assigned as a Patrol Officer in the Affton/Southwest Precinct.

In April 1999, Sergeant Bradley was transferred to the Division of Criminal Investigation, Drug Enforcement Unit. In this capacity, he worked as a Detective on the Street Enforcement Team, Multi-Jurisdictional Task Force and the DEA Drug Task Force. For ten years, Sergeant Bradley conducted a multitude of small and large scale drug investigations. In September 2009, he was transferred to the Division of Patrol, Affton/Southwest Precinct.

Sergeant Bradley was promoted to his current rank in April of 2010 and assigned to the North County Precinct. In 2011 he became part of the new City of Jennings detail and in October of that year was assigned the duties of Neighborhood Enforcement Team (NET) Supervisor for the entire precinct.

Sergeant Colby Dolly was raised in Vandalia, Illinois and currently resides in West St. Louis County with his wife and two children. He is currently assigned to the West County Precinct as a Watch Supervisor.

Sergeant Dolly moved to the St. Louis area in 1999 after accepting a position with the St. Louis County Police Department. Upon graduating from the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy in 2000, he was assigned to the West County Precinct as a patrolman. Later in 2000 he was transferred to the North County Precinct where he served as a patrolman until 2006 when he was selected to be an instructor at the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy. During his time at the academy, Sergeant Dolly taught a variety of topics for basic recruit training and continuing education training. In late 2010, Sergeant Dolly was promoted and assigned to the West County Precinct. He was soon transferred to his current assignment as a watch supervisor for the City of Jennings.

Sergeant Dolly holds a Master of Public Administration and a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in finance. He is a member of the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association.

Sergeant Jeff Hoots began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department in November 1992 as a Police Aide. He worked as an Aide to the Director of the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy until January of 1993 when he entered into Police Recruit Class 127 as a Police Recruit. Sergeant Hoots graduated the Academy and was assigned to the South County Precinct as a Patrol Officer. While assigned to the South County Precinct, Sergeant Hoots was responsible for a beat in the Lemay area where he worked as a Precinct Gang Officer.

In March of 1997 Sergeant Hoots was assigned to the Bureau of Drug Enforcement as a Detective in the Anti-Gang Unit - Street Enforcement Team. In March of 1998 Sergeant Hoots sustained an injury to his knee and was temporarily assigned to the Bureau of Communications while he recovered from his injury. Sergeant Hoots also served for few months in the Personnel Services Unit as a Background Investigator for applicants. When Sergeant Hoots recovered from his knee injury, he was reassigned to the Bureau of Drug Enforcement as a detective in the Special Investigations Unit where he investigated crimes of morality, murder for hire, liquor violations and other crimes.
After spending two-and-a-half years in the Special Investigations Unit, Sergeant Hoots went back to the Anti-Gang unit and then was assigned to the Drug Enforcement Administration's Federal Drug Task Force as a Task Force Agent. In February of 2003, Sergeant Hoots was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and assigned to the Affton Southwest Precinct as a Patrol Supervisor. In June of 2004, Sergeant Hoots was transferred to the Bureau of Drug Enforcement where he supervised a team of long-term undercover detectives that acted in an undercover capacity buying large amounts of illegal narcotics. In June of 2005 Sergeant Hoots was assigned to the West County Precinct as Patrol Supervisor and then to Patrol Supervisor in the South County Precinct. In 2011 he was transferred to his current assignment as Watch Supervisor for the City of Jennings Detail.

Sergeant Hoots has also served on the St. Louis County Clandestine Methamphetamine Lab team. He has attended the Drug Enforcement Administration's National Academy at Quantico, VA for lab training and money laundering investigations. Sergeant Hoots has been to the Special Reaction Team Basic Swat course conducted by the United States Army Military Police at Fort Leonard Wood.

Sergeant Hoots has received two Chief's Commendations, ten Awards of Excellence, 23 letters of appreciation, the Administrators Award from the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Distinguished Service Award from the United States Attorney for the Eastern District for his drug investigations while assigned to the Drug Enforcement Administration's Federal Task Force.

In his free time Sergeant Hoots enjoys the outdoors by fishing and hunting.

Sergeant Craig Jeffery was born in the City of St. Louis and currently resides in the North County area with his wife and son. He is assigned to the Division of Patrol as a Watch Supervisor in the North County Precinct. He is responsible for supervising police patrol officers who carry out day-to-day routine crime suppression and investigative functions.

He started his career as a patrol officer with the St. Louis County Police in 1991, where he was assigned as a patrolman in the North County Precinct. In 1993 he was assigned to the Bureau of Drug Enforcement where he was involved with several illegal drug investigations. In 1998, Sgt. Jeffery was assigned to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as a task force officer, and was involved with numerous federal related drug investigations.

In 2003, he was promoted to Sergeant and is presently serving as a patrol supervisor in the North County Precinct. Sgt. Jeffery has a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from American Intercontinental University. Sgt. Jeffery has received several Awards of Excellence, one Chief's Commendation, and one Distinguished Service Citation.

Sergeant Francis Kardasz was hired by the St Louis County Police Department in June of 1995 and was assigned to the Central County precinct. Sergeant Kardasz served in the Central County precinct for eight years, during which time he primarily assigned to several of St Louis County's municipal contracts.

Sergeant Kardasz was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in March of 2003 and assigned to the North County Precinct where he currently serves as a Supervisor for the Black Jack City Detail.

Sergeant Jerry Kelly was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. He started his law enforcement career as a police officer with a municipal department in 1995. He spent six years as a patrolman before being selected as a Police Recruit Basic Training Instructor for the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy (06/2000-12/2006). While teaching at the academy, he served as the primary instructor for several blocks of instruction to include Patrol Tactics and Procedures, Traffic Accident Investigation, DWI Investigation, First Responder, Investigative Traffic Stops, Initial Response To The Active Shooter and Building Search Tactics and Procedures.

Sergeant Kelly was previously assigned to the Central County Precinct. In October of 2007 he was assigned to the Personnel Services Unit as a recruitment officer. His position is responsible for actively recruiting and testing qualified applicants who meet the qualifications to become a police officer. In April 20010 he was promoted to the rank of sergeant and assigned to his current position as watch supervisor in the North County Precinct. In 2011 he was assigned to the newly formed City of Jennings detail.

Sergeant Kelly is a graduate of Christian Brothers College High School. He received his Bachelors Degree in Administration of Justice from the University of Missouri-St. Louis in August of 1989, and he also received his Masters Degree in Management from Webster University in December of 2000.

Sergeant David Kopfensteiner is a St. Louis native, married with two children. He began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department in 1988. He was assigned to the Division of Patrol, having worked in the North County, West County and Affton Precinct. In 1998, he was transferred to the Division of Criminal Investigation, Bureau of Criminal Identification and worked as a Crime Scene Investigator. In 2005, he was re-assigned to the Bureau of Crimes Against Persons, and worked as a Homicide/Robbery detective.

He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and is currently assigned to the North County Precinct as a Watch Supervisor.

During his career, Sergeant Kopfensteiner has received numerous awards, letters of appreciation, a Chief's Commendation and a Purple Heart.

Sergeant Jason Law was born and raised in St. Louis County. He began his law enforcement career in July of 1998, where he was assigned as a Patrol Officer in the Affton/Southwest Precinct. Sergeant Law was transferred to the First Precinct located in north Saint Louis County in 2002. Sergeant Law was a Field Training Officer and was part of the CIT program.

In 2007, Sergeant Law was transferred to the Division of Criminal Investigation, Bureau of Drug Enforcement. In this capacity, he worked as a Detective on the Street Enforcement Team, and was detached to the FBI's safe street gang task force. Sergeant Law, while in the bureau of drug enforcement, conducted a multitude of small- and large-scale drug investigations.

During his career, Sergeant Law has received numerous awards, letters of appreciation, Chief's Commendations and a Meritorious Service award. Sergeant Law was a recipient of the North County Officer of the Year award.

Sergeant Law was promoted to his current rank in October of 2011 and assigned to the First Precinct in north Saint Louis County.

Sergeant Gerald Lohr was born in Nashville, Tennessee, and raised in Massillon, Ohio. He attended Vanderbilt University and graduated with a Bachelors of Science Degree in Economics.

He joined the St. Louis County Police Department in 2001. He served in the Affton-Southwest Precinct from 2001-2006. He became a member of the Community Action Team where he served in all of the precinct in St. Louis County. In 2007, he was reassigned to the Tactical Operations Unit where he was responsible for dealing with hostage/barricade situations, dignitary protection, execution of search warrants, public appearances, police academy instruction, and patrol of high crime areas. While with the Tactical Operations Unit, he assisted multiple outside agencies including: the FBI, ATF, DEA, and Secret Service.

In November of 2010, he was promoted to Sergeant and assigned to the Division of Patrol as a watch supervisor in the Central County Precinct.

Sergeant Lohr currently resides in West County with his wife and three children.

Sergeant William Muller began his career in 1994 as a patrol officer assigned to the North County Precinct. In 2000 he was transferred to the Division of Criminal Investigation and assigned to the Auto Crimes Unit as a detective. While assigned to the Auto Crimes Unit, he investigated crimes involving vehicle thefts to include title fraud, retagging, trailer, construction equipment and property theft. Also while in the Auto Crimes Unit he played an instrumental part in helping develop the departments Bait Car Program. He had handled several large scaled investigations in conjunction with several Federal Agencies. He is also a former member of the St. Louis area Major Case Squad and a member of the Midwest auto crime association.

In January of 2010 at the completion of his tenure in the Auto Crimes Unit he was assigned to the City of Wildwood. In March of 2011 he was promoted to Sergeant and assigned to the City of Jennings Detail. He was transferred to his current assignment as watch supervisor in the North County precinct in August of 2011.

Sergeant Muller has been the recipient of numerous awards of appreciation and Chief's Commendations. In November 2010 he received a Meritorious Service Citation award. He has his Bachelor of Science Degree in Sociology and Criminal Justice from Southwest Missouri State University. He is a life-long resident of St. Louis area.

Sergeant David Price was raised in North St Louis County, and continues to reside in St Louis County with his wife and two children. He is currently assigned to the North County Precinct as a Watch Supervisor.

Sergeant Price accepted a position with the St. Louis County Police Department and began training at the St Louis County and Municipal Police Academy in July of 1996. Upon graduating, he was assigned to the North County Precinct as a patrolman. In 2001 he was selected as a member of the newly formed Community Action Team and transferred to the Division of Special Operations. Sergeant Price was a member of the Community Action Team for over 5 years, eventually attaining the position of Team Leader. In 2008 Sergeant Price was moved to the North County Precinct's Intelligence Office where he worked with local street gangs. He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in June of 2010 and assigned to the North County Precinct.

Sergeant Price holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Missouri in Columbia. He is a member of Midwest Gang Investigators Association, and founder of the charity, Battle of the Badges of Metropolitan St. Louis.

Sergeant Ray Rice was born in the City of St. Louis and raised in St. Louis County, where he currently resides. After high school he served in the United States Air Force and is a recipient of the Southwest Asia Service Medal. This medal is awarded to members of the armed forces for service in the Middle East during Operations Desert Shield or Desert Storm. After his honorable discharge from the Air Force, Officer Rice joined the St. Louis County Police Department in December 1996.

Sergeant Rice is a member of the Crisis Intervention Team (C.I.T) and has worked as a patrol officer in both West and North County Precincts. He was assigned to the North County Precinct Neighborhood Policing Unit in July 2006, where he worked with citizens to continue developing programs and initiatives to enhance the quality of life within their respective neighborhoods. He was promoted and assigned to his current position in the Central County Precinct.

Sergeant Rice has received several awards and letters of appreciation from the citizens of North St. Louis County and looks forward to building stronger relationships with the North St. Louis County community.

Sergeant Scott Roach was born and raised in St. Louis. He currently resides in St. Charles County with his wife and two children and is assigned to the Division of Patrol as a watch supervisor in the North County Precinct.

He joined the Saint Louis County Police Department in 1994 and served in the North County Precinct as a beat officer and in the Neighborhood Policing Unit. In 2005 he was reassigned to the Highway Safety Unit where he was the "Education Coordinator." During his tenure in Highway Safety he spoke to over 20 local high schools more than twice a year about driving safety issues in our area. In 2010 he was awarded the "Band with Blue" award from MADD for giving his "Arrive Alive" presentation 123 times to over 4,000 people.

Sergeant Roach holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Southeast Missouri State University and a Master's Degree in Management from Fontbonne University. He has also received numerous awards and letters of appreciation.

Sergeant David Ryan was born and raised in St. Louis County. He resides in the South County area with his wife and two sons. Sergeant Ryan is currently assigned to the North County Precinct as a watch supervisor for the City of Jennings Detail.

Sergeant Ryan graduated from Culver Stockton College with a Bachelor of Science degree and a Masters of Management degree from Fontbonne College. St. Louis County hired him in 1995 and assigned him to the Affton Precinct. Since that time he has served as a detective in the Bureau of Drug Enforcement where he helped established a specialized unit in charge of methamphetamine investigations.

In 2001 he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Since then he has been assigned to the South County Precinct and the Bureau of Drug Enforcement. Sgt. Ryan continues to build strong relationships with the community while promoting the values of the St. Louis County Police Department.

During his years with the St. Louis County Police Department he has earned numerous awards, commendations and letters of appreciation. When not at work he enjoys spending time at the lake with his family.

Sergeant Stoehner enlisted into the United States Marine Corps in 1986, and received an honorable discharge in 1990. During his tour in the Marines, he was trained all around the world, while assigned to a specialized Airborne Unit. At the time of discharge, his rank was Corporal E4.

Sergeant Stoehner began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department on August 21, 1991, as a patrol officer and was assigned to the 3rd precinct. As an officer for the County, he was assigned in several precincts. He was a patrolman in the 1st, 3rd, 4th, the Metro Link Unit, and the Wellston detail.

In 2004, he was transferred into the Bureau of Drug Enforcement as a Detective with BSI Vice, Multi-Jurisdictional task force. He was then assigned to be an Undercover Detective with the Street Enforcement Team and attached to the FBI Safe Streets Task Force. While assigned to this specialized unit, he was one of the major buyers of illegal narcotics at street level. In May 2009, he was promoted to Sergeant and is currently assigned to the First Precinct.

Sergeant Stoehner has been the recipient of numerous awards of appreciation and Chief's Commendations. He resides in St. Louis County, where he was born and raised, with his wife, Susan, and 3 children. In addition to being a loyal supporter of the Police Department, his 1st priority is being a husband and father. In his spare time, his hobby/passion is hunting and golf.

Sgt. Von Almen was born and raised in Jerseyville, Illinois. He graduated from Jersey Community High School in 1993 and accepted a football scholarship to the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts where he played for four years. He graduated in 1997 from Holy Cross with a degree in Economics. He was hired by the St. Louis County Police Department in April of 1998.

Sergeant Allen Williams was born and raised in St. Louis County. He began his law enforcement career in December of 2003, where he was assigned as a Patrol Officer in the North County Precinct where he was part of the CIT program.

In 2006, Sergeant Williams was transferred to the Division of Criminal Investigation, Burea of Drug Enforcement. He worked as a Detective on the Street Enforcement Team, and was detached to the FBI's safe street gang task force. Sergeant Williams, while in the Bureau of Drug Enforcement, conducted a multitude of small- and large-scale drug investigations in an undercover capacity.

Sergeant Williams was reassigned to the Tactical Operations Unit in 2010, where he assisted police agencies in hostage/barricade situations, dignitary protection, execution of search warrants, public appearances, police academy instruction, and patrol of high crime areas.

Sergeant Williams holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science and a Masters of Arts Degree in International Relations, both from Webster University.

During his career, Sergeant Williams has received numerous awards, letters of appreciation, Chief's Commendations and a Meritorious Service award. Sergeant Williams was promoted to his current rank in March of 2011 and assigned to the First Precinct in North Saint Louis County.

Sergeant Art Williams joined St. Louis County Police Department in January of 1992. He worked as patrolman in the North County Precinct until March of 1995. From March of 1995 to January of 2000 Sergeant Williams worked in the Second Precinct and was assigned as a School Resource Officer. From January of 2000 to January of 2003 he was assigned to the Personnel Services Unit where he worked as a Background Investigator and Recruitment Officer. In January of 2003 Sergeant Williams was assigned to the North County Precinct as a School Resource officer until 2008. He was then assigned as the Educational Coordinator in the Highway Safety Unit until his promotion in June of 2011 when he was assigned to the Central County Precinct. He has served in his current assignment as watch supervisor for the North County Precinct since March 2012.

Sergeant Williams received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Columbia College in Criminal Justice Administration. He also received a Master of Arts Degree from Lindenwood University majoring in Human Resource Management. He is a member of (NOBLE) National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Officers, and is also a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., where he is a past president of Epsilon Lambda Chapter, located in St. Louis Missouri.

Officer Michael Byrne was born in Saint Louis and graduated college from the University of Missouri at Saint Louis with a Bachelor's degree in Business. Since joining the department in 2005, he has been assigned to North County Precinct.

Officer Byrne has been a Neighborhood Policing Officer in the North County Precinct since February of 2009. Officer Byrne also serves as a member of the Crisis Intervention Team. Since his time in the Neighborhood Policing Unit, Officer Byrne has assisted with the development of Neighborhood Watch Program in the North County Precinct. He has also provided solutions to crime-related issues in the area and provided beneficial information to citizens on current crime trends.

Officer Byrne has received several awards and letters of appreciation from the citizens of North St. Louis County and looks forward to building stronger relationships with the North St. Louis County business community.

Officer Eva Fischer began her law enforcement career in February of 2005, working as a Patrol Officer at the Decatur Illinois Police Department. Officer Fischer transferred to St. Louis County Police Department in January of 2008, where she was assigned to the North County Precinct as a Patrol Officer. Officer Fischer worked in North County until May of 2010, when she transferred to the City of Fenton Precinct.

In June of 2011, Officer Fischer was reassigned to the North County Precinct as a Neighborhood Policing Officer; Officer Fischer serves as the Neighborhood Policing Officer for the northern most sector of the North County Precinct.

Officer Fischer serves as a member of the Crisis Intervention Team and is a Field Training Instructor. Officer Fischer has a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with a Minor in Management Information Systems from the University of Illinois.

Police Officer Jacob Maechling has been with the St Louis County Police Department since 1999. He completed a Bachelor's Degree in Criminology and Psychology from Truman State University and the University of Missouri St Louis. He has spent the last 12 years assigned to the North County Precinct as a patrolman in the Castlepoint and Spanish Lake/Glasgow Village area, including a year on the Neighborhood Enforcement Team (NET). Since June of 2011 he has been assigned to the Neighborhood Policing Unit covering the Spanish Lake/Glasgow Village area.

P.O. William Munson was born and raised in University City, Missouri, but currently resides in Florissant, Missouri with his wife and two children. He began his career with the St. Louis County Police Department in 1997, as a police aide in the Private Security Section. Upon graduating from the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy in December of 1997, he served in the West County Precinct as a patrolman. In January of 2000, he was transferred to the North County Precinct as a School Resource Officer, serving as a liaison for the Hazelwood and Riverview School Districts. Also during this time, he was assigned as a Field Training Instructor, with the responsibility of training probationary police officers. He is currently a Neighborhood Police Officer in the North County Precinct.

P.O. Munson graduated from University City High School in 1992, and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and Corrections from Jackson State University in 1996. In 2003, he completed his Master's Degree in Criminal Justice Administration from Lindenwood University. In 2005, he completed his Associate's in Applied Science Degree in Human Resource Management from The Community College of The Air Force. In 2008, he completed his Master's Degree in Business Administration, also from Lindenwood University.

P.O. Munson served as a Retention Office Manager and Personnel Specialist in the Missouri Air National Guard until his Honorable Discharge in July of 2005. He is a current member of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Leaders (NOBLE) and National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO).

P.O. Munson has received several Awards of Excellence and numerous letters of Appreciation from the public.

No biography is available at this time.

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