Dr. Frank Kardasz
P.O. Box 45048
Phoenix, AZ 85064
e-mail: kardasz(at)kardasz.org
web site: www.kardasz.org
blog:http://kardasz.blogspot.com/
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Employment
Arizona Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force / Phoenix Police Department. (2000-present)
- Project Director / Task Force Commander / Sergeant (www.azicac.org) - - Primary grantee: Phoenix Police Department
- Supervised over 3,000 Internet crime investigations (www.kardasz.org/Case_Studies.html)
- Supervise or co-supervise joint operations with FBI, ICE, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, ATF, Secret Service and other agencies
- Supervise Arizona D.O.J., O.J.J.D.P. Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
- Subcommittee member - US Attorney General's Arizona Child Exploitation Law Enforcement Subcommittee
- Former member, ICAC Task Force Executive Committee & Training Committee. Former Co-chair, Research Committee
- Wrote/co-administered federal ICAC grants through the Department of Justice ICAC program
Family Investigations Bureau - Phoenix Police Department (2005-present)
- Supervised Internet crimes against children investigations
- Investigated internal, employee misconduct incidents
- Provided Internet crime public speaking/presentations
Organized Crime Bureau - Vice Unit - Phoenix Police Department. (2000-2005)
- Supervised Internet crimes against children and computer intrusion investigations
- Co-supervised Phoenix Tactical Operations Center, September 11, 2001 - October 14, 2001
- Investigated internal, employee misconduct incidents
- Developed comprehensive training programs & manual for Internet crime investigators
Special Project Unit - Phoenix P.D. (undercover investigations) - (1996-2000)
- Supervised technical audio/video covert surveillance operations - Conducted TSCM (countermeasures)
- Supervised and installed court-ordered telecommunications intercepts (wiretaps)
- Supervised 200 undercover / covert operations at storefronts, apartments, hotels, homes and in the field
- Wrote/administered four State of Arizona Grants through Criminal Justice Enhancement Fund totaling $665,000
- Co-developed & administered a series of 16 technical surveillance equipment training seminars for undercover officers
Judicial Process Detail - Phoenix P.D. (investigations) - (1992-1996)
- Supervised identity theft investigations - Supervised warrant & mental patient apprehension orders
Planning and Research Bureau - Phoenix P.D. (administrative) - (1988-1990 / 1991-1992)
- Policy analysis & development - Co-authored Police drug-testing policy
- Directed Hepatitis B vaccination program
- Capital improvements projects planning & implementation
- CALEA reaccreditation project, Co-recipient of Phoenix Police Chief's Unit Award
Use of Force & Disciplinary Review Board - Phoenix P.D. (1988-1994)
- former peer member of adjudicating boards deciding police use of force and disciplinary matters
Teaching / Consulting Assignments - subjects including:
- Investigations of social networking sites for law enforcement officers
- Internet crime investigations for detectives & supervisors
- Internet crime prevention for schools, colleges & community groups
- Managing Internet crime investigations
- Technical surveillance/covert operations
- Police firearms instructor for handgun, shotgun & rifle
- Grant writing for law enforcement (see www.kardasz.org/Grant_Writing.html)
- Ethics & Integrity training for law enforcement (see www.kardasz.org/Police_ethics_training.html)
- Handling mental patients for law enforcement
University of Phoenix - Online
- Faculty, 2007-present. Teaching CJA570, Cyber Crimes and Information Systems Security
Rio Salado College Tempe, AZ
Adjunct Instructor, December 2003-2005
- Co-developer and co-instructor of Internet crime investigations course; LET 274
- (see www.dist.maricopa.edu/cgi-bin/cpr.pl?trm=20042&crs=LET274&inst=06)
- Guest instructor, LET 225, Investigations Training, (March 2005)
National School Resource Officers Association, Phoenix, AZ
Guest Instructor, July 2004
- Presented "Internet Crime Investigations and Education for School Resource Officers"
Fox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI
Consultant / Instructor, July 2003 - Present
- Consultant for Internet Crime Investigations Training.
- Teaching/Consulting assignments in 2004: Colorado Springs CO, Omaha NE, South Bend IN, Seattle, WA.
- in 2005: Columbia SC, Grapevine TX, Des Moines, IA. Dallas TX, Columbus OH
- in 2006: Columbia SC, Cheyenne WY (Quality Review Process - WY ICAC)
- in 2007: Sacramento CA, San Jose CA
- in 2008: Anaheim CA
Western Regional Organized Crime Conference Phoenix, AZ
Guest Instructor, March 2002
- Provided Internet crime presentation for Western Regional Organized Crime Investigators Conference
Dallas Crimes Against Children Conference, Dallas, TX
- Guest Instructor, August 2002 - Presented "Internet Crimes Against Children Investigations for Supervisors"
- Guest Instructor, August 2005 - Presented "Managing and Directing an ICAC Task Force"
- Guest Instructor August 2006 - Presented "Investigations of Social Networking Sites for Law Enforcement"
Law Enforcement Technology Center, Coral Springs, FL
Adjunct Faculty / Guest Instructor, October 2000 & February 2004
- Presented "Grant Writing for Law Enforcement Technology" at seminars for law enforcement personnel
- My grant-writing web page: www.kardasz.org/Grant_Writing.html
Search International - Investigations Phoenix, AZ, (June 1984 - December 1984)
Private Investigator
- Covert undercover investigations • Employee background investigations
- Insurance fraud investigations • Operated technical surveillance equipment
West Bloomfield Police Department, West Bloomfield, MI, (May 1980 - June 1984)
Police Officer / Firearms Instructor
- Officer of the year, 1982
- NRA certified firearms instructor through Detroit Police Department
Livonia Police Department, Livonia, MI, (January 1977 - May 1980)
Reserve Police Officer
- Firearms qualification, First aid / CPR certification
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Education & Training
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ - Doctor of Education, (Ed.D.), Dec. 2005
- Specialty - Educational Leadership
- Dissertation - Kardasz, F. (2006). Ethics Training for Law Enforcement: A Study of Current Practices. Available from the Northern Arizona
University Cline Library, Call number HV7924.K373 2005.
- My ethics research web site: www.kardasz.org
U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office of the Comptroller - Regional Financial Management Training Seminar
April 19 - 20, 2006, Phoenix, AZ, (16 hours)
- Grant management training
F.B.I. - CART - Image Scan System v 2.0 - January 2005, Phoenix, AZ, (6 hours)
- Forensic analysis software for computer images.
F.B.I - Cyber 101 - June 2004, Phoenix, AZ, (24 hrs)
- Computer/Internet investigations for law enforcement
- e-mail tracing - spoofing & hacking basics.
Performance Institute - April 2004, Las Vegas, NV, (8 hrs)
- Law Enforcement Grant Writing for States and Localities
Childhelp USA - January 2004, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs). certificate
Basic Forensic Interviewing for Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Investigations
- Victimization Process: Targeting, Engagement, Grooming, Assault, Concealment
- Semi-Structured Cognitive Interviews - Forensic vs. Clinical Interviews
U.S. Dept. of Justice, O.J.J.D.P. - November 2003, ICAC, Knoxville, TN, (40 hrs).
ICAC Investigative Techniques, Train-theTrainer, Fox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI
- Computer Crimes Against Children • Legal Issues - Building an ICAC Case • Interrogations / Knock & Talk
Alpha Group Center for Crime & Intelligence -March 2003, Phoenix AZ, (36 hrs).
- Criminal Investigative Analysis • Psychological profiling • Evaluating the criminal act for offender characteristics
- Victimology for personality profiling- Crime scene analysis for offender behavioral patterns
Reid School of Interviews and Interrogation - October 2002, Phoenix, AZ, (32 hrs).
- Interview and interrogation techniques for law enforcement and private industry
Arizona Governor's Office/Childhelp USA - Child Abuse Treatment & Prevention - November 2002, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Computer Crimes and Child Sexual Exploitation training seminar for investigators
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center - November 2001, Phoenix, AZ, (36 hrs).
- Ethics Instructor training course
National White Collar Crime Center -January 2001, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs).
- Computer crime investigations course - Basic data analysis and recovery (computer forensics)
SEARCH - National Consortium Justice Statistics - October 2001, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs).
Internet Crimes Against Children training
- "Investigation of On-line Child Exploitation" course - Internet web browsers and investigative search tools
- Internet culture and jargon - Networking, TCP/IP operations - Viruses & Trojan Horses • Undercover Internet operations
Federal Bureau of Investigation - March 2001, Scottsdale, AZ, (16 hrs).
- "Online Child Pornography / Child Sexual Exploitation" Western Regional Training Conference
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children - June 2001, Alexandria, VA, (20 hrs). - Office Juvenile Justice/Delinquency
- Internet crime investigations course - "Protecting Children Online, Unit Commander/Policy Training"
- Computer technology/Online communications • Cyberlaw
National Internet Crimes Against Children Conferences - Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
- Certificates:
- Sacramento, CA, Dec. 2000, (20 hours)
- Dallas, TX, Aug. 2001, (20 hours)
- New Orleans, LA, Dec. 2001, (24 hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2002, (20 hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2003, (19.5hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2004, (19.5hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2005, (20.5 hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug, 2006, (20 hours)
- San Jose CA, 2007 (20 hours)
Topics included:
- Internet residue as evidence - File server investigations - Digital imaging - Advanced e-mail tracing
- Peer to peer networks - Case study: Christina Long - Investigating chat rooms - Case study: Kacie Woody
Arizona Department of Public Safety - November 2000, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Basic computer seizure training course for law enforcement
National Technical Investigators Association - Annual & quarterly training seminars - certificates:
- Orlando FL, 1996, (40 hours)
- Los Angeles CA, 1996 & 1997, (32 hours)
- Phoenix AZ, 2002, (40 hours)
- Austin TX, 2004, (40 hours)
Topics included:
- Covert audio/video installations for vehicles and concealment devices
- Lock bypass and neutralization (lockpicking)
- TSCM (countermeasures) • Wireless radio frequency jamming and exploitation
- Telecommunications eavesdropping (wiretapping)
- Intercepts of Internet communications, wireless and Voice over IP
- Digital camera techniques • Legal workshop on Federal electronic criminal surveillance law
National Intelligence Academy - Technical Surveillance Operations, Certificates Coral Springs, FL
Courses attended:
- Technical Surveillance Operations for Executives & Supervisors (1995 & 1999)
- Telecommunications Intercept Course (Wiretaps) (1997) (40 hours). certificate
- Supervisors Seminar (1996)
Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute - June 2001, Seattle WA, (36 hrs). - Ethics Trainer
- Certification as an ethics instructor for law enforcement
Research Electronics International - October 1998, Phoenix, AZ, (16 hrs). - Countermeasures training
- Countermeasures technical training course for Omni Spectral Correlator, (countermeasures equipment)
Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force - January 1998, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs). certificate - Intercept of Secure Communications
Telecommunications Intercepts - sponsored by the Criminal Justice Institute and the Florida National Guard
- Technical aspects of intercepts • Retrieval of computerized data • Developing an affidavit • Intercept procedures
United States Department of Justice - November 1998, Phoenix, AZ.
- Investigative technology seminar for police administrators and managers
- covert video/audio installation techniques & tactics • infrared lighting for covert surveillance
Glendale Community College - September 1998, Glendale, AZ. - Engineering & Technology Department
- Seminar - Technical aspects of covert operations
City of Phoenix / Metro-Dade Police Department - August 1998, Phoenix, AZ, (16 hrs).
- Seminar - basic administrative internal investigations
Rifle Certification - Phoenix Police - December 1997, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs)
- Colt AR-15 Rifle Course - Basic rifle operator certification and marksmanship
Phoenix Police Department - February 1996, Phoenix, AZ (8 hrs)
- Special Assignment Unit - Hostage negotiation training
Federal Bureau of Investigation - January 1997 Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Seminar - Gang enterprise investigations for organized crime investigators
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department - August 1997, Las Vegas, NV, (16 hrs).
- Seminar - Managing Covert Undercover Operations
Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association - November 1996, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Wireless fraud awareness and prevention seminar for investigators
- Call sell operations • Network fraud
American Electronics Association / Chubb Insurance - Seminar, Tempe, AZ, (8 hrs)
- High technology theft seminar for investigators
U.S. Marshals Service - September 1996, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs)
- Seminar - Federal investigative resources and task forces seminar, topics included:
- HIDTA Task Force • Violent Felony Task Force • Triggerlock, ATF Task Force
Phoenix Police Department - September 1989, Phoenix, AZ, (32 hours)
Peer Counselor training certification
- Psychological impacts of traumatic events & post traumatic stress
- Stress awareness & management • Depression & suicide • Substance abuse
- Relationship & marital conflicts • Dealing with death & dying • Active listening for counselors
- see www.kardasz.org/StressManagement.html
Arizona State University - January 1989, Master of Arts degree -Public Administration (M.P.A.) Tempe, AZ
Course work: Research methods - Statistics - Personnel management - City / County management - Governmental budgeting
Maricopa County Department of Civil Defense - December 1985.
Radiological Monitoring - (24 hrs)
Phoenix Arizona Regional Police Academy - Dec. 1984 - Mar. 1985
Arizona Peace Officer Certification
Awards: - Academics - Firearms
Madonna University - June 1984, Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) Criminal Justice Livonia, MI
- Police Administration / Law Enforcement • Business Law - Computers, Security & Privacy - Legal Research Procedures
- Negotiating Labor Contracts - Administrating the Labor Contract
- Deans List (1984)
International Association of Chiefs of Police - November 1983, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs).
- Seminar - Management of Police Training Programs
Macomb County Criminal Justice Training Center - Assessors Training Seminar - January 1983, (24 hrs.).
- Seminar for evaluators at assessment centers
International Association of Chiefs of Police - December 1982, Orlando, FL, (40 hrs).
- Seminar - Computer Fraud Investigations
Wayne County Michigan Sheriff's Police Academy - State of Michigan Peace Officer Certification, 1979
- Awards: • Academics • Physical Fitness • Firearms
Henry Ford Community College, Associates of Arts degree (A.A.) - Criminal Justice, MI
- Criminal Law - Emergency Medical Technology - Business Law • Psychology - Police Administration
Livonia Michigan Police Reserve Training Academy -Certificate, MI, 1977
- Police Reserve Training Academy
- First aid and CPR training - Firearms - Criminal Law
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Publications, Papers, Speeches & Research
Kardasz, F. (2008). Ethics training for law enforcement: Practices and trends. Saarbrücken, Germany: VDM Verlag.
ISBN: 3639001567. ISBN-13: 9783639001563. Available from http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/3639001567/
Kardasz. F. (2008, February). Technology is creating a knowledge-dependent global society. In M. J. Cetron and O. Davies, (Eds.), 55 Trends
Now Shaping the Future of Policing: The Proteus Trends Series. Volume 1, Issue 1. Forecasting International Inc. pp. 44-48. (expert contributor).
Kardasz. F. (2007). Sex offenders on the Internet: Cyber-struggles for the protection of children. In M. DeLisi, & P. Conis, (Eds.), Violent
offenders: Theory, research, public policy and practice. MA: Jones and Bartlett. ISBN: 9780763754792
Kardasz, F. (2006, Fall). Loyalty to others vs. Loyalty to the oath of office. Ethics Roll Call: Listening to the Inner Voice. pp. 7-8. Institute for Law
Enforcement Administration, Plano TX. (see www.cailaw.org/ilea/publications/rollcallfall2006.pdf.)
Kardasz, F. (2006, August). The challenges of Internet crime enforcement and prosecution. Speech to the meeting of law enforcement officers
at the National Law Center for Children and Families. Phoenix, AZ. (see www.kardasz.org/blog/2006/08/post_2.html)
Kardasz, F. (2006, June 22). Law Enforcement and Social Networking Sites. Paper presented to the NCMEC Conference: "Dialogue on Social
Networking Sites", Washington, D.C. (see www.kardasz.org/blog/2006/06/dialogue_on_social_networking.html)
Sexual Exploitation of Children over the Internet: What Parents, Kids and Congress need to Know about Child Predators. (April 6, 2006)
(testimony of Dr. Frank Kardasz). Hearing before the United States House of Representatives, Committee on Energy and Commerce,
Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. 109th Cong., 2nd Sess. (see www.kardasz.org/kardasz_testimony_040606.html)
Kardasz, F. (February 2006) Research Study: Education Needs of Phoenix Police Officers.
(see: www.kardasz.org/SurveyResultsBachelorsDegree0206.html)
Kardasz, F. (2006). Ethics Training for Law Enforcement: A Study of Current Practices (Doctoral Dissertation - Northern Arizona University).
Available from the Northern Arizona University Cline Library, Call number HV7924.K373 2005.
Kardasz, F. (2002). Should Undercover Internet Investigations be Publicized in the Media? The New Criminologist, Vol. 1, no. 1.
(see: www.newcriminologist.com/article.asp?aid=-2007280551)
Jacobs, L. & Kardasz. F. (2001, August). Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Arizona Attorney General's Law Enforcement Magazine.
Vol. 4, pp. 7-13.
Kardasz, F. (2000, November). Reeling in grant funds. Law Enforcement Technology. 97-100.
Kardasz, F. (1995, November). Apprehending mental patients: A law enforcement challenge. Law and Order.
Kardasz, F. (1989, March/April).Traffic stop safety. Police Marksman. 14.
Kardasz, F. et al. (1989). Phoenix Police Department Drug Testing Policy, Operations Orders, 3.20.
Kardasz, F. (1988, April). Traffic accident data comparison of male and female Drivers. Transportation Quarterly, Vol 42, No. 2.
Kardasz, F. (1987, September). Making handcuffing easier. Police Marksman. 64.
Kardasz, F. (1986, Fall). PCP, The most dangerous drug. Your Virginia State Trooper Magazine.
Kardasz, F. (1986, September). The schizophrenic: A police problem. Law and Order. 93-94.
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Certifications
- National security clearance completed by FBI - December, 2004
- U.S. Department of Justice - Instructor of ethics for law enforcement certificate
- Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute ethics instructor certificate
- Arizona Community College Teaching certificate
- Arizona Law Enforcement Officer Advisory Council, General Instructor
- Basic forensic interviewing certificate
- Arizona Department of Public Safety Network Terminal Operator
- NRA & State of Arizona, State of Michigan police firearms instructor
- currently certified Arizona Peace Officer
- former certified Michigan Peace Officer
- Basic first aid / CPR certificate
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Awards
- Spirit of Service Leadership Award, NCMEC & QWest - Congressman Trent Franks, April 2008.
- Co-recipient, National Law Center for Children & Families, Child Defender of the Month, Jan. 2007
- Co-recipient, Dept. of Justice, L.E.C.C. Cooperative Meritorious Service Award, AZ Dist. U.S. Attorney, May, 2004
- Phoenix Police, Organized Crime Bureau, Employee of the Month, Oct. 2002
- City of Phoenix, Employee Suggestion Award / Civil Process Cost Recovery Program, 1996
- Phoenix Police Planning and Research Bureau, Police Chief's Unit Award, 1988
- Phoenix, Arizona Police Training Academy; academic and firearms awards, 1985
- West Bloomfield, Michigan, Police Officer of the Year, 1981
- Wayne County Michigan Sheriff's Police Training Academy; academic, physical fitness and firearms awards, 1979
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Letters/Certificates of Appreciation
- S.M.I.L.E. Program, Chief Training Officer, Patty Meagher, 2006
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Ernie Allen, President and CEO, 2006
- Hon. Senator Dennis DeConcini (Ret.), 2005
- City of Milwaukee, WI., Police Department, Lt. Pierce, 2005
- Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Mr. Lynn Davis, Bill Walsh, 2005
- Church of Jesus Christ of the LDS - Glendale, AZ, Ms. McCrery, 2005
- Qwest, Mr. Pat Quinn, Arizona State President, Qwest Communications, 2005
- Arizona Crime Prevention Association, Director of Training, Stewart Adams, 2005
- Office of the Attorney General, State of Arizona, Attorney General Terry Goddard, 2004
- Desert Springs Elementary School, P.T.A., 2004
- National Association of Nannies, 2004
- American Legion Auxiliary, 2004, National Security Workshop, Kimberly A. Wynn
- Office of the Attorney General, State of Arizona, Director Jane Irvine
- Honeywell, Global Business Services, Robert Ortiz
- Cartwright School District, Frank Borman Middle School, Dr. Cook
- Our Lady of Perpetual Health Sodality
- Phoenix Country Day School, Mr. Crabb
- St. Clare of Assisi Women's Ministry
- Arizona Dept. of Health Services, Bureau of Community & Family Health Services
- Phoenix Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
- Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department
- Brophy College Preparatory Parent Awareness Committee
- Arizona Woman's Council of Realtors
- Northern Arizona University, College of Education, Dr. Raines
- New Jersey Network & Bell Atlantic NYNEX Mobile
- Southwest Behavioral Health Services Agency
- Maricopa County Criminal Justice Behavioral Health Council
- Las Vegas, Nevada, Metropolitan Police Department
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Commendations
- Co-recipient of Unit Award: Child Defender of the Month for January 2007 - National Law Center for Children and Families
- Commendation for Operation Safe Childhood - Arizona / Joint Task Force Investigations, 2006
- Certificate of appreciation for service to Phoenix Police Organized Crime Bureau, 2000-2005
- Commendation for capturing homicide suspect, 2002
- Certificate of recognition for activities related to September 11, 2001
- Commendation for undercover activities with Phoenix Police Special Projects Unit, 1999
- Commendation from U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security for undercover investigative assistance, 1999
- Certificate for outstanding service to the Phoenix Police Training Bureau, 1998
- Letter of appreciation for technical countermeasures work, 1999
- Commendation for fraud/counterfeiting investigation, 1998
- Commendation for criminal internal investigation, 1998.
- Commendation for assistance to Special Olympics, 1993
- Commendation for assistance to jail population management committee, 1993
- Phoenix Police Chief's Unit award for C.A.L.E.A. reaccreditation project, 1992
- Commendation for apprehending bank burglar, 1990
- Commendation for apprehending aggravated assault / barricaded gunman, 1990
- Nominated - medal of valor for action at scene of single engine plane crash, 1988
- Commendation for apprehending forgery suspect, 1987
- Commendation for burglary investigation, 1987
- Commendation for apprehending/investigating robbery/extortion suspect, 1985
- Merit Award for apprehending stolen vehicle suspect, 1983
- Commendation for developing police firearms range training program, 1983
- Letter of appreciation from Michigan State Police for handling barricaded suicidal person
- Merit Citation for lifesaving CPR activities, 1980
- Letter of appreciation from Dearborn Michigan Police Chief for lifesaving incident, 1980
- Letter of appreciation from citizen for lifesaving incident.
- Merit Citation for apprehending robbery suspects, 1979
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Professional Associations
- National Law Center for Children and Families - Law Enforcement Advisory Committee
- National Technical Investigators Association member
- Arizona Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee's Child Exploitation Advisory Subcommittee
- Center for Law Enforcement Ethics/Institute for Law Enforcement Administration
- High Tech Crime Consortium
- International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts
- International Homicide Investigators Association
- former member - Narcotics Enforcement Officers Association
- former member - Fraternal Order of Police
- former member - Police Officers Association of Michigan
- former member - Association of Former Intelligence Officers
- former associate member - Fire & Arson Investigators Association
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Contact:
Dr. Frank Kardasz
P.O. Box 45048
Phoenix, AZ 85064
e-mail: kardasz(at)kardasz.org
web site: www.kardasz.org
blog: http://kardasz.blogspot.com/
(rev: 052008)
P.O. Box 45048
Phoenix, AZ 85064
e-mail: kardasz(at)kardasz.org
web site: www.kardasz.org
blog:http://kardasz.blogspot.com/
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Employment
Arizona Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force / Phoenix Police Department. (2000-present)
- Project Director / Task Force Commander / Sergeant (www.azicac.org) - - Primary grantee: Phoenix Police Department
- Supervised over 3,000 Internet crime investigations (www.kardasz.org/Case_Studies.html)
- Supervise or co-supervise joint operations with FBI, ICE, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, ATF, Secret Service and other agencies
- Supervise Arizona D.O.J., O.J.J.D.P. Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
- Subcommittee member - US Attorney General's Arizona Child Exploitation Law Enforcement Subcommittee
- Former member, ICAC Task Force Executive Committee & Training Committee. Former Co-chair, Research Committee
- Wrote/co-administered federal ICAC grants through the Department of Justice ICAC program
Family Investigations Bureau - Phoenix Police Department (2005-present)
- Supervised Internet crimes against children investigations
- Investigated internal, employee misconduct incidents
- Provided Internet crime public speaking/presentations
Organized Crime Bureau - Vice Unit - Phoenix Police Department. (2000-2005)
- Supervised Internet crimes against children and computer intrusion investigations
- Co-supervised Phoenix Tactical Operations Center, September 11, 2001 - October 14, 2001
- Investigated internal, employee misconduct incidents
- Developed comprehensive training programs & manual for Internet crime investigators
Special Project Unit - Phoenix P.D. (undercover investigations) - (1996-2000)
- Supervised technical audio/video covert surveillance operations - Conducted TSCM (countermeasures)
- Supervised and installed court-ordered telecommunications intercepts (wiretaps)
- Supervised 200 undercover / covert operations at storefronts, apartments, hotels, homes and in the field
- Wrote/administered four State of Arizona Grants through Criminal Justice Enhancement Fund totaling $665,000
- Co-developed & administered a series of 16 technical surveillance equipment training seminars for undercover officers
Judicial Process Detail - Phoenix P.D. (investigations) - (1992-1996)
- Supervised identity theft investigations - Supervised warrant & mental patient apprehension orders
Planning and Research Bureau - Phoenix P.D. (administrative) - (1988-1990 / 1991-1992)
- Policy analysis & development - Co-authored Police drug-testing policy
- Directed Hepatitis B vaccination program
- Capital improvements projects planning & implementation
- CALEA reaccreditation project, Co-recipient of Phoenix Police Chief's Unit Award
Use of Force & Disciplinary Review Board - Phoenix P.D. (1988-1994)
- former peer member of adjudicating boards deciding police use of force and disciplinary matters
Teaching / Consulting Assignments - subjects including:
- Investigations of social networking sites for law enforcement officers
- Internet crime investigations for detectives & supervisors
- Internet crime prevention for schools, colleges & community groups
- Managing Internet crime investigations
- Technical surveillance/covert operations
- Police firearms instructor for handgun, shotgun & rifle
- Grant writing for law enforcement (see www.kardasz.org/Grant_Writing.html)
- Ethics & Integrity training for law enforcement (see www.kardasz.org/Police_ethics_training.html)
- Handling mental patients for law enforcement
University of Phoenix - Online
- Faculty, 2007-present. Teaching CJA570, Cyber Crimes and Information Systems Security
Rio Salado College Tempe, AZ
Adjunct Instructor, December 2003-2005
- Co-developer and co-instructor of Internet crime investigations course; LET 274
- (see www.dist.maricopa.edu/cgi-bin/cpr.pl?trm=20042&crs=LET274&inst=06)
- Guest instructor, LET 225, Investigations Training, (March 2005)
National School Resource Officers Association, Phoenix, AZ
Guest Instructor, July 2004
- Presented "Internet Crime Investigations and Education for School Resource Officers"
Fox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI
Consultant / Instructor, July 2003 - Present
- Consultant for Internet Crime Investigations Training.
- Teaching/Consulting assignments in 2004: Colorado Springs CO, Omaha NE, South Bend IN, Seattle, WA.
- in 2005: Columbia SC, Grapevine TX, Des Moines, IA. Dallas TX, Columbus OH
- in 2006: Columbia SC, Cheyenne WY (Quality Review Process - WY ICAC)
- in 2007: Sacramento CA, San Jose CA
- in 2008: Anaheim CA
Western Regional Organized Crime Conference Phoenix, AZ
Guest Instructor, March 2002
- Provided Internet crime presentation for Western Regional Organized Crime Investigators Conference
Dallas Crimes Against Children Conference, Dallas, TX
- Guest Instructor, August 2002 - Presented "Internet Crimes Against Children Investigations for Supervisors"
- Guest Instructor, August 2005 - Presented "Managing and Directing an ICAC Task Force"
- Guest Instructor August 2006 - Presented "Investigations of Social Networking Sites for Law Enforcement"
Law Enforcement Technology Center, Coral Springs, FL
Adjunct Faculty / Guest Instructor, October 2000 & February 2004
- Presented "Grant Writing for Law Enforcement Technology" at seminars for law enforcement personnel
- My grant-writing web page: www.kardasz.org/Grant_Writing.html
Search International - Investigations Phoenix, AZ, (June 1984 - December 1984)
Private Investigator
- Covert undercover investigations • Employee background investigations
- Insurance fraud investigations • Operated technical surveillance equipment
West Bloomfield Police Department, West Bloomfield, MI, (May 1980 - June 1984)
Police Officer / Firearms Instructor
- Officer of the year, 1982
- NRA certified firearms instructor through Detroit Police Department
Livonia Police Department, Livonia, MI, (January 1977 - May 1980)
Reserve Police Officer
- Firearms qualification, First aid / CPR certification
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Education & Training
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ - Doctor of Education, (Ed.D.), Dec. 2005
- Specialty - Educational Leadership
- Dissertation - Kardasz, F. (2006). Ethics Training for Law Enforcement: A Study of Current Practices. Available from the Northern Arizona
University Cline Library, Call number HV7924.K373 2005.
- My ethics research web site: www.kardasz.org
U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office of the Comptroller - Regional Financial Management Training Seminar
April 19 - 20, 2006, Phoenix, AZ, (16 hours)
- Grant management training
F.B.I. - CART - Image Scan System v 2.0 - January 2005, Phoenix, AZ, (6 hours)
- Forensic analysis software for computer images.
F.B.I - Cyber 101 - June 2004, Phoenix, AZ, (24 hrs)
- Computer/Internet investigations for law enforcement
- e-mail tracing - spoofing & hacking basics.
Performance Institute - April 2004, Las Vegas, NV, (8 hrs)
- Law Enforcement Grant Writing for States and Localities
Childhelp USA - January 2004, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs). certificate
Basic Forensic Interviewing for Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Investigations
- Victimization Process: Targeting, Engagement, Grooming, Assault, Concealment
- Semi-Structured Cognitive Interviews - Forensic vs. Clinical Interviews
U.S. Dept. of Justice, O.J.J.D.P. - November 2003, ICAC, Knoxville, TN, (40 hrs).
ICAC Investigative Techniques, Train-theTrainer, Fox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI
- Computer Crimes Against Children • Legal Issues - Building an ICAC Case • Interrogations / Knock & Talk
Alpha Group Center for Crime & Intelligence -March 2003, Phoenix AZ, (36 hrs).
- Criminal Investigative Analysis • Psychological profiling • Evaluating the criminal act for offender characteristics
- Victimology for personality profiling- Crime scene analysis for offender behavioral patterns
Reid School of Interviews and Interrogation - October 2002, Phoenix, AZ, (32 hrs).
- Interview and interrogation techniques for law enforcement and private industry
Arizona Governor's Office/Childhelp USA - Child Abuse Treatment & Prevention - November 2002, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Computer Crimes and Child Sexual Exploitation training seminar for investigators
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center - November 2001, Phoenix, AZ, (36 hrs).
- Ethics Instructor training course
National White Collar Crime Center -January 2001, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs).
- Computer crime investigations course - Basic data analysis and recovery (computer forensics)
SEARCH - National Consortium Justice Statistics - October 2001, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs).
Internet Crimes Against Children training
- "Investigation of On-line Child Exploitation" course - Internet web browsers and investigative search tools
- Internet culture and jargon - Networking, TCP/IP operations - Viruses & Trojan Horses • Undercover Internet operations
Federal Bureau of Investigation - March 2001, Scottsdale, AZ, (16 hrs).
- "Online Child Pornography / Child Sexual Exploitation" Western Regional Training Conference
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children - June 2001, Alexandria, VA, (20 hrs). - Office Juvenile Justice/Delinquency
- Internet crime investigations course - "Protecting Children Online, Unit Commander/Policy Training"
- Computer technology/Online communications • Cyberlaw
National Internet Crimes Against Children Conferences - Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
- Certificates:
- Sacramento, CA, Dec. 2000, (20 hours)
- Dallas, TX, Aug. 2001, (20 hours)
- New Orleans, LA, Dec. 2001, (24 hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2002, (20 hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2003, (19.5hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2004, (19.5hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug. 2005, (20.5 hours)
- Dallas TX, Aug, 2006, (20 hours)
- San Jose CA, 2007 (20 hours)
Topics included:
- Internet residue as evidence - File server investigations - Digital imaging - Advanced e-mail tracing
- Peer to peer networks - Case study: Christina Long - Investigating chat rooms - Case study: Kacie Woody
Arizona Department of Public Safety - November 2000, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Basic computer seizure training course for law enforcement
National Technical Investigators Association - Annual & quarterly training seminars - certificates:
- Orlando FL, 1996, (40 hours)
- Los Angeles CA, 1996 & 1997, (32 hours)
- Phoenix AZ, 2002, (40 hours)
- Austin TX, 2004, (40 hours)
Topics included:
- Covert audio/video installations for vehicles and concealment devices
- Lock bypass and neutralization (lockpicking)
- TSCM (countermeasures) • Wireless radio frequency jamming and exploitation
- Telecommunications eavesdropping (wiretapping)
- Intercepts of Internet communications, wireless and Voice over IP
- Digital camera techniques • Legal workshop on Federal electronic criminal surveillance law
National Intelligence Academy - Technical Surveillance Operations, Certificates Coral Springs, FL
Courses attended:
- Technical Surveillance Operations for Executives & Supervisors (1995 & 1999)
- Telecommunications Intercept Course (Wiretaps) (1997) (40 hours). certificate
- Supervisors Seminar (1996)
Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute - June 2001, Seattle WA, (36 hrs). - Ethics Trainer
- Certification as an ethics instructor for law enforcement
Research Electronics International - October 1998, Phoenix, AZ, (16 hrs). - Countermeasures training
- Countermeasures technical training course for Omni Spectral Correlator, (countermeasures equipment)
Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force - January 1998, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs). certificate - Intercept of Secure Communications
Telecommunications Intercepts - sponsored by the Criminal Justice Institute and the Florida National Guard
- Technical aspects of intercepts • Retrieval of computerized data • Developing an affidavit • Intercept procedures
United States Department of Justice - November 1998, Phoenix, AZ.
- Investigative technology seminar for police administrators and managers
- covert video/audio installation techniques & tactics • infrared lighting for covert surveillance
Glendale Community College - September 1998, Glendale, AZ. - Engineering & Technology Department
- Seminar - Technical aspects of covert operations
City of Phoenix / Metro-Dade Police Department - August 1998, Phoenix, AZ, (16 hrs).
- Seminar - basic administrative internal investigations
Rifle Certification - Phoenix Police - December 1997, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs)
- Colt AR-15 Rifle Course - Basic rifle operator certification and marksmanship
Phoenix Police Department - February 1996, Phoenix, AZ (8 hrs)
- Special Assignment Unit - Hostage negotiation training
Federal Bureau of Investigation - January 1997 Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Seminar - Gang enterprise investigations for organized crime investigators
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department - August 1997, Las Vegas, NV, (16 hrs).
- Seminar - Managing Covert Undercover Operations
Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association - November 1996, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs).
- Wireless fraud awareness and prevention seminar for investigators
- Call sell operations • Network fraud
American Electronics Association / Chubb Insurance - Seminar, Tempe, AZ, (8 hrs)
- High technology theft seminar for investigators
U.S. Marshals Service - September 1996, Phoenix, AZ, (8 hrs)
- Seminar - Federal investigative resources and task forces seminar, topics included:
- HIDTA Task Force • Violent Felony Task Force • Triggerlock, ATF Task Force
Phoenix Police Department - September 1989, Phoenix, AZ, (32 hours)
Peer Counselor training certification
- Psychological impacts of traumatic events & post traumatic stress
- Stress awareness & management • Depression & suicide • Substance abuse
- Relationship & marital conflicts • Dealing with death & dying • Active listening for counselors
- see www.kardasz.org/StressManagement.html
Arizona State University - January 1989, Master of Arts degree -Public Administration (M.P.A.) Tempe, AZ
Course work: Research methods - Statistics - Personnel management - City / County management - Governmental budgeting
Maricopa County Department of Civil Defense - December 1985.
Radiological Monitoring - (24 hrs)
Phoenix Arizona Regional Police Academy - Dec. 1984 - Mar. 1985
Arizona Peace Officer Certification
Awards: - Academics - Firearms
Madonna University - June 1984, Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) Criminal Justice Livonia, MI
- Police Administration / Law Enforcement • Business Law - Computers, Security & Privacy - Legal Research Procedures
- Negotiating Labor Contracts - Administrating the Labor Contract
- Deans List (1984)
International Association of Chiefs of Police - November 1983, Phoenix, AZ, (40 hrs).
- Seminar - Management of Police Training Programs
Macomb County Criminal Justice Training Center - Assessors Training Seminar - January 1983, (24 hrs.).
- Seminar for evaluators at assessment centers
International Association of Chiefs of Police - December 1982, Orlando, FL, (40 hrs).
- Seminar - Computer Fraud Investigations
Wayne County Michigan Sheriff's Police Academy - State of Michigan Peace Officer Certification, 1979
- Awards: • Academics • Physical Fitness • Firearms
Henry Ford Community College, Associates of Arts degree (A.A.) - Criminal Justice, MI
- Criminal Law - Emergency Medical Technology - Business Law • Psychology - Police Administration
Livonia Michigan Police Reserve Training Academy -Certificate, MI, 1977
- Police Reserve Training Academy
- First aid and CPR training - Firearms - Criminal Law
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Publications, Papers, Speeches & Research
Kardasz, F. (2008). Ethics training for law enforcement: Practices and trends. Saarbrücken, Germany: VDM Verlag.
ISBN: 3639001567. ISBN-13: 9783639001563. Available from http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/3639001567/
Kardasz. F. (2008, February). Technology is creating a knowledge-dependent global society. In M. J. Cetron and O. Davies, (Eds.), 55 Trends
Now Shaping the Future of Policing: The Proteus Trends Series. Volume 1, Issue 1. Forecasting International Inc. pp. 44-48. (expert contributor).
Kardasz. F. (2007). Sex offenders on the Internet: Cyber-struggles for the protection of children. In M. DeLisi, & P. Conis, (Eds.), Violent
offenders: Theory, research, public policy and practice. MA: Jones and Bartlett. ISBN: 9780763754792
Kardasz, F. (2006, Fall). Loyalty to others vs. Loyalty to the oath of office. Ethics Roll Call: Listening to the Inner Voice. pp. 7-8. Institute for Law
Enforcement Administration, Plano TX. (see www.cailaw.org/ilea/publications/rollcallfall2006.pdf.)
Kardasz, F. (2006, August). The challenges of Internet crime enforcement and prosecution. Speech to the meeting of law enforcement officers
at the National Law Center for Children and Families. Phoenix, AZ. (see www.kardasz.org/blog/2006/08/post_2.html)
Kardasz, F. (2006, June 22). Law Enforcement and Social Networking Sites. Paper presented to the NCMEC Conference: "Dialogue on Social
Networking Sites", Washington, D.C. (see www.kardasz.org/blog/2006/06/dialogue_on_social_networking.html)
Sexual Exploitation of Children over the Internet: What Parents, Kids and Congress need to Know about Child Predators. (April 6, 2006)
(testimony of Dr. Frank Kardasz). Hearing before the United States House of Representatives, Committee on Energy and Commerce,
Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. 109th Cong., 2nd Sess. (see www.kardasz.org/kardasz_testimony_040606.html)
Kardasz, F. (February 2006) Research Study: Education Needs of Phoenix Police Officers.
(see: www.kardasz.org/SurveyResultsBachelorsDegree0206.html)
Kardasz, F. (2006). Ethics Training for Law Enforcement: A Study of Current Practices (Doctoral Dissertation - Northern Arizona University).
Available from the Northern Arizona University Cline Library, Call number HV7924.K373 2005.
Kardasz, F. (2002). Should Undercover Internet Investigations be Publicized in the Media? The New Criminologist, Vol. 1, no. 1.
(see: www.newcriminologist.com/article.asp?aid=-2007280551)
Jacobs, L. & Kardasz. F. (2001, August). Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Arizona Attorney General's Law Enforcement Magazine.
Vol. 4, pp. 7-13.
Kardasz, F. (2000, November). Reeling in grant funds. Law Enforcement Technology. 97-100.
Kardasz, F. (1995, November). Apprehending mental patients: A law enforcement challenge. Law and Order.
Kardasz, F. (1989, March/April).Traffic stop safety. Police Marksman. 14.
Kardasz, F. et al. (1989). Phoenix Police Department Drug Testing Policy, Operations Orders, 3.20.
Kardasz, F. (1988, April). Traffic accident data comparison of male and female Drivers. Transportation Quarterly, Vol 42, No. 2.
Kardasz, F. (1987, September). Making handcuffing easier. Police Marksman. 64.
Kardasz, F. (1986, Fall). PCP, The most dangerous drug. Your Virginia State Trooper Magazine.
Kardasz, F. (1986, September). The schizophrenic: A police problem. Law and Order. 93-94.
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Certifications
- National security clearance completed by FBI - December, 2004
- U.S. Department of Justice - Instructor of ethics for law enforcement certificate
- Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute ethics instructor certificate
- Arizona Community College Teaching certificate
- Arizona Law Enforcement Officer Advisory Council, General Instructor
- Basic forensic interviewing certificate
- Arizona Department of Public Safety Network Terminal Operator
- NRA & State of Arizona, State of Michigan police firearms instructor
- currently certified Arizona Peace Officer
- former certified Michigan Peace Officer
- Basic first aid / CPR certificate
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Awards
- Spirit of Service Leadership Award, NCMEC & QWest - Congressman Trent Franks, April 2008.
- Co-recipient, National Law Center for Children & Families, Child Defender of the Month, Jan. 2007
- Co-recipient, Dept. of Justice, L.E.C.C. Cooperative Meritorious Service Award, AZ Dist. U.S. Attorney, May, 2004
- Phoenix Police, Organized Crime Bureau, Employee of the Month, Oct. 2002
- City of Phoenix, Employee Suggestion Award / Civil Process Cost Recovery Program, 1996
- Phoenix Police Planning and Research Bureau, Police Chief's Unit Award, 1988
- Phoenix, Arizona Police Training Academy; academic and firearms awards, 1985
- West Bloomfield, Michigan, Police Officer of the Year, 1981
- Wayne County Michigan Sheriff's Police Training Academy; academic, physical fitness and firearms awards, 1979
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Letters/Certificates of Appreciation
- S.M.I.L.E. Program, Chief Training Officer, Patty Meagher, 2006
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Ernie Allen, President and CEO, 2006
- Hon. Senator Dennis DeConcini (Ret.), 2005
- City of Milwaukee, WI., Police Department, Lt. Pierce, 2005
- Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Mr. Lynn Davis, Bill Walsh, 2005
- Church of Jesus Christ of the LDS - Glendale, AZ, Ms. McCrery, 2005
- Qwest, Mr. Pat Quinn, Arizona State President, Qwest Communications, 2005
- Arizona Crime Prevention Association, Director of Training, Stewart Adams, 2005
- Office of the Attorney General, State of Arizona, Attorney General Terry Goddard, 2004
- Desert Springs Elementary School, P.T.A., 2004
- National Association of Nannies, 2004
- American Legion Auxiliary, 2004, National Security Workshop, Kimberly A. Wynn
- Office of the Attorney General, State of Arizona, Director Jane Irvine
- Honeywell, Global Business Services, Robert Ortiz
- Cartwright School District, Frank Borman Middle School, Dr. Cook
- Our Lady of Perpetual Health Sodality
- Phoenix Country Day School, Mr. Crabb
- St. Clare of Assisi Women's Ministry
- Arizona Dept. of Health Services, Bureau of Community & Family Health Services
- Phoenix Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
- Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department
- Brophy College Preparatory Parent Awareness Committee
- Arizona Woman's Council of Realtors
- Northern Arizona University, College of Education, Dr. Raines
- New Jersey Network & Bell Atlantic NYNEX Mobile
- Southwest Behavioral Health Services Agency
- Maricopa County Criminal Justice Behavioral Health Council
- Las Vegas, Nevada, Metropolitan Police Department
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Commendations
- Co-recipient of Unit Award: Child Defender of the Month for January 2007 - National Law Center for Children and Families
- Commendation for Operation Safe Childhood - Arizona / Joint Task Force Investigations, 2006
- Certificate of appreciation for service to Phoenix Police Organized Crime Bureau, 2000-2005
- Commendation for capturing homicide suspect, 2002
- Certificate of recognition for activities related to September 11, 2001
- Commendation for undercover activities with Phoenix Police Special Projects Unit, 1999
- Commendation from U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security for undercover investigative assistance, 1999
- Certificate for outstanding service to the Phoenix Police Training Bureau, 1998
- Letter of appreciation for technical countermeasures work, 1999
- Commendation for fraud/counterfeiting investigation, 1998
- Commendation for criminal internal investigation, 1998.
- Commendation for assistance to Special Olympics, 1993
- Commendation for assistance to jail population management committee, 1993
- Phoenix Police Chief's Unit award for C.A.L.E.A. reaccreditation project, 1992
- Commendation for apprehending bank burglar, 1990
- Commendation for apprehending aggravated assault / barricaded gunman, 1990
- Nominated - medal of valor for action at scene of single engine plane crash, 1988
- Commendation for apprehending forgery suspect, 1987
- Commendation for burglary investigation, 1987
- Commendation for apprehending/investigating robbery/extortion suspect, 1985
- Merit Award for apprehending stolen vehicle suspect, 1983
- Commendation for developing police firearms range training program, 1983
- Letter of appreciation from Michigan State Police for handling barricaded suicidal person
- Merit Citation for lifesaving CPR activities, 1980
- Letter of appreciation from Dearborn Michigan Police Chief for lifesaving incident, 1980
- Letter of appreciation from citizen for lifesaving incident.
- Merit Citation for apprehending robbery suspects, 1979
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Professional Associations
- National Law Center for Children and Families - Law Enforcement Advisory Committee
- National Technical Investigators Association member
- Arizona Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee's Child Exploitation Advisory Subcommittee
- Center for Law Enforcement Ethics/Institute for Law Enforcement Administration
- High Tech Crime Consortium
- International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts
- International Homicide Investigators Association
- former member - Narcotics Enforcement Officers Association
- former member - Fraternal Order of Police
- former member - Police Officers Association of Michigan
- former member - Association of Former Intelligence Officers
- former associate member - Fire & Arson Investigators Association
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Contact:
Dr. Frank Kardasz
P.O. Box 45048
Phoenix, AZ 85064
e-mail: kardasz(at)kardasz.org
web site: www.kardasz.org
blog: http://kardasz.blogspot.com/
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