TIMOTHY SELLERS Drug Enforcement Administration Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Timothy Sellers initiated an investigation which led to the arrest of fourteen Hizb-I Islam Gulbidden and Taliban terrorists, who claimed responsibility for the homicide bombing and murder of five Afghanistan National Directorate of Security (NDS) agents in late 2003. SA Sellers prevented a planned attack on U.S. and NATO forces by tackling a homicide bomber as he was boarding a bus loaded with innocent Afghans, blocks from US and NATO military headquarters, the Presidential Palace, and the American Embassy. SA Sellers sustained a fractured leg in the altercation. Later that evening SSA Sellers participated in the arrests of thirteen additional terrorists. Doubtless, many A Peter F. Bo Peter F. Boyce is a graduate of the United States Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration's Presentation Skills Course. In addition to his seminar presentations related to undercover buy-busts and the importance of training, he has made multiple presentations at the annual meeting of the Regional Organized Crime Information Center, as well as presentations related to police ethics, supervisory liability, street survival, profiling, street crimes, gangs, asset forfeiture, SWAT, and reacting to a critical incident. Since most of Mr. Boyce’s career has been devoted to representing, counseling, and advising police officers, he is able to bring to his presentations a “real life, on-the-street scenario” that street cops immediately understand and appreciate. Peter F. Boyce regularly works with law enforcement agencies to tailor presentations to meet specific training needs. He is available to provide advice, consultation, representation, or referrals to police officers and their employing agencies when they confront the inevitable legal issues that too often frustrate effective policing. For the past five years Peter F. Boyce has had the pleasure of speaking to thousands of street level cops on issues related to buy-busts and the importance of training as an instructor for the DEA in its Basic Narcotic Investigative Schools. He has also spoken to, and on behalf of, the Investigator’s Round table, the ROCIC, the Mid-West Counterdrug Training Center, and police departments and task forces throughout the country. Mr. Boyce is a member of the National Institute of Municipal Officers, the American Bar Association, the State Bar of Georgia, the Georgia Municipal Association, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, and the Americans for Effective Law Enforcement, Inc. He has served as a city attorney for 20 years, a Special Assistant County Attorney for 13 years, and he has represented large metropolitan police departments, as well as small city police departments. Mr. Boyce is currently the General Counsel for the National Drug Enforcement Officers Association, the oldest Federal, state and local narcotic cooperative in the country. Dr. Harv Dr. Goldstein has most recently focused on work with senior level executives, assisting them in leadership competencies for high performing teams. He has consulting and training relationships with Fortune 500 companies such as American Express, Citicorp, Time Warner, Florida Power and Light and IBM. Recent past assignments have included motivational seminars for the world champion New York Yankees, The M2 Executive Magazine Forum and The Public Risk Management Association. He maintains ongoing training and consulting relationships with the Drug Enforcement Administration, Secret Service, the State Department and the NY City Transit Authority. Harold L. Cro Dr. Everett Doolittle is an associate professor at the Metropolitan State University, School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice; where he teaches graduate and under graduate courses in criminal Proceedure and Investigation, Criminal Justice Ethics, and Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Leadership. James Eagleson is David Lundgren Dave Lundgren with the Hayward Police Department, has been employed by the Hayward Police Department for twenty one years. Thirteen of those years were spent in the Narcotics Unit as well as the Alameda County Narcotics Task Force. Sergeant Lundgren has been assigned to the Hayward Police SWAT Team for over 14 years and is currently the Range Coordinator for the Hayward Police Department. Sergeant Lundgren is a certified California Police Officer Standards & Training Instructor in Identity Theft. Sergeant Lundgren has taught classes in narcotic enforcement, surveillance techniques, officer survival, and active shooter. Sergeant Lundgren possesses a California Police Supervisors P.O.S.T. certificate and is an instructor at the California Narcotic Officers’ Association Narcotic Supervisors Course. Sergeant Lundgren has investigated numerous identity theft and fraud crimes with a direct connection to methamphetamine and has conducted in excess of one-hundred undercover drug buys. Sergeant Lundgren is a recipient of the C.N.O.A. “Alfred E. Stewart” Award for Narcotic Officer of the Year for the State of California in 2007. Sergeant Lundgren has also been awarded the Hayward Police Department’s highest award, the “Medal of Valor” for bravery in 2008.

Prior to his assignment in Afghanistan, Supervisory Special Agent Sellers worked 33 years in the state of Texas, serving as a Police Officer, and as a Special Agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. During his Texas assignments, he worked extensively in undercover assignments penetrating and dismantling large scale Mexican trafficking organizations.
SSA Sellers was awarded the United States Attorney General’s Award for Exceptional Heroism, the DEA Administrator’s Award of Valor for Actions in Afghanistan, the DEA Administrator’s Award for Service at the Oklahoma City Bombing, and was nominated for a Service to America Medal for Counterterrorism. SSA Sellers retired from DEA in 2006. SSA Sellers has appeared on Fox News, Hannity and Colmes and MSNBC, The Morning Meeting with Dylan Radigan.
Attorney Peter F. Boyce
Dr. Harvey Goldstein
Dr. Goldstein has appeared as an expert on numerous network and local television and radio programs discussing behavioral science in the workplace. These include "60 Minutes", CBS Evening News, PBS and National Public Radio, ABC's "Nightline" and most recently an HBO production for Court TV. He has held adjunct teaching and lecture assignments at New York University, Johns Hopkins, University of Virginia, Columbia University, the University of Denver and the University of Maryland.
Gene R. Bachman
regarding “Operation Snowcap”. Special Agent Bachman continued deployments to South America for five years, and received DEA’s Highest Award (Administrator’s Award) for actions during “Operation Snowcap”. Gene Bachman earned a Master of Science Degree in Education from the University of Southern Mississippi on a full scholarship for Varsity Football. Mr. Bachman was the elected Team Captain, and received every Defensive Player Award Offered by USM, as well as an honorable mention All American by UPI (United Press International). Special Agent Bachman ended his career with DEA as the Resident Agent in Charge of DEA’s Knoxville Resident Office, in 1997, and currently owes a working farm, and small motel in Townsend, TN.
Dr. Harold L. Crossley
Michael E. Grimes
“Mike”
Dr. Everette Doolittle
Some of his major areas of concentration are: management and supervision practices and principles, leadership studies and theories, criminal investigations, and criminal
justice ethics decision making. Prior to taking a position at the University, he was a Senior Special Agent with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, State of
Minnesota and headed the BCA's Cold Case Homicide Unit. This unit has received great notoriety and has been featured on CBS 48 hours and A&E Cold Case Files.
Over the past thirty years, he has worked as a consultant and instructor to the law enforcement and non-law enforcement communities providing specialized training and consulting in leadership, management/supervision, teambuilding, interviewing/conflict resolutions, cold case homicide investigations, law enforcement ethics, and the ethical leader. Professor Doolittle holds a Masters in Management and Administration, a Doctoral in Public Administration, and a graduate of the FBI National Academy.
James Eagleson
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