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| Commander Mike McNamara |
| Commander McNamara is a 23-year veteran of the Park Forest Police Department. He has made over 500 DUI arrests and has lectured extensively on the effects of alcohol and DUI laws. He personally has taught over 1500 classes before 70,000 students at the high school and college level. He has a M.S. in Criminal Justice and is a graduate of the FBI’s National Academy at Quantico, VA. He is the 2003 Illinois Bar Association’s Law
Enforcement Officer of the Year and has twice been named Officer of the Year for the Park Forest Police Department. He is also a six-time gold medallist for the World Police and Fire Games in Karate.
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Commander Clifford Butz
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| Commander Butz is the head of the Park Forest Police Department’s detective division. He has lectured at various colleges on the effects of drug and previously was a member of the Northern Illinois Operations drug Team. He is the most decorated office in the Park Forest Police Department’s history and has been named Officer of the year three times! In 1990, Commander Butz was awarded the Meritorious Service award by the South Suburban Chiefs of Police for his work in drug investigation.
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Chief Mitchell Davis |
| Chief Davis is the head of the Dixmoor Police Department, and has been a police officer since 1993. He specialized in street gangs and narcotics when he was a police officer. He teaches classes ranging from street gangs to conflicts, management. Among his other teaching credentials, chef Davis teaches conflict resolution to the Nike Basketball Camp, held each year in Indianapolis, In.
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Commander Greg Baker |
| Commander Baker is a patrol supervisor and has been a police officer since 1983. Previously he was assigned to the Illinois State Drug Unit. He also serves as an arson investigator and is a juvenile officer. Commander Baker was named Officer of the Year for is department and has received numerous awards for his undercover work.
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Corporal Bob Cremin |
| Corporal Cremin is a 20-year veteran of police work and is a supervisor in patrol with the Richton Park Police Department. He lectures extensively on DUI and alcohol and ha hundreds of DUI arrests to his credit. He brings personal stories to his lectures the most poignant being the loss of this 7-month old son to an impaired driver.
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Commander Roy Wells |
| Commander Wells is a supervisor with the Harvey Police Department and has served in the Investigations unit of his department. He had been an officer for over 20 years and previously worked undercover narcotics for the department. He currently supervises patrol officers. |
