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Ronald C. Hain Jr Curriculum Vitae Employment DuPage County Sheriff’s Office, 1998-2003 Patrol Deputy, 1998 through 2000 Special Response Unit (Narcotics Unit), 2000-2003 Special Operations Unit (SWAT), 2000-2003 Kane County Sheriff’s Department, 2003-present Patrol Deputy, 2003-2004 Narcotics K9 Handler/Patrol Deputy, 2004-2006 Narcotics K9 Handler/Community Policing Unit, 2006-2007 Narcotics K9 Handler/Special Operations Unit (Narcotics Unit), 2007-2009 Special Weapons and Tactics Team, 2003-Present Promoted to the rank of Sergeant, 2014-Present Supervisor of Special Operations Unit, 2014-Present Desert Snow Interdiction Training National Law Enforcement Lead Instructor on Criminal Interdiction, 2012 to present Training 1999: 2000: 2000: 2001: 2001: 2002: 2004: 2007: 2011: 2011: 2012: University of Illinois Basic Law Enforcement Academy, 16-hr narcotics training course John Reid Interview and Interrogation Techniques, Elgin, IL 24-hr “Narcotics Investigation Course”; Elgin, IL 16-hr “Working with Informants Course”; Peoria, IL 24-hr “Advanced Narcotics Investigation Course” Cook Co, IL 24-hr “Narcotics Unit Supervisor Course”; Springfield, IL 2-week Narcotic Detection K9 Training; in-house, KCSD To present day; member of Desert Snow/Black Asphalt Interdiction database which provides daily training on narcotic trafficking trends across the nation. Desert Snow 32 hour Advanced Drug and Terrorism Interdiction Desert Snow 24 hour Commercial Vehicle Interdiction El Paso Intelligence Center: Certified Jetway Interdiction Officer Ronald C. Hain Jr Curriculum Vitae (Investigations/Training continued) 2012: National Interdiction Conference-24 hours Criminal Interdiction Training 2013: National Interdiction Conference-24 hours Criminal Interdiction Training Experience Served in a narcotics investigation unit for 5 years of 15 year career As a patrol deputy/narcotics K9 handler, constantly focused on narcotics detection as means of criminal deterrence. Conducted over 200 investigations for narcotic law violations Apprehended over 200 persons for delivery or intent to deliver narcotics Wrote and obtained over 50 narcotic related search warrants Testified in over 50 court appearances for the prosecution of drug law violators. Conducted over 100 interviews and interrogations, procuring criminal information and/or admissions of guilt Testify as an expert witness in narcotic investigation cases in the 16th Judicial Circuit Detected and seized 8 vehicles with aftermarket hidden compartments used for trafficking narcotics locally and nationally. Seized over 2,000 lbs of cannabis, seven kilograms of heroin, ten kilograms of cocaine, and over $1,000,000 in drug-related currency as a patrol deputy and as a narcotics investigator. Experienced in interstate narcotic trafficking interdiction techniques and profiles Identified, investigated, and apprehended at least three individuals living in Kane County who were associated with Sinaloan and Juarez Mexican drug cartels Initiated interstate interdiction tactics at Kane County Sheriff’s Office involving the canine unit, to include; hotel/motel contacts, interstate bus encounters, and public storage sniffs. Successfully assisted federal, state, and local police agencies with narcotic investigations from 2004 to 2009 as a canine handler and narcotics detective, to include: the DuPage County Sheriff’s Office, Hampshire, Gilberts, Elgin, Carpentersville, St Charles, Geneva, Batavia, Aurora, Sugar Grove, Yorkville, Elburn, West Chicago, and Wheaton Police Departments. As well as the Illinois State Police, Drug Enforcement Administration, Federal Bureau of Investigations, and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. In 2011, while applying criminal interdiction techniques in a patrol setting, I seized over 293 lbs of cannabis, 7 kilograms of heroin, and over $100,000 in narcotic-related currency Ronald C. Hain Jr Curriculum Vitae (Experience continued) In 2014, employed as a contractor to assist in the development and training of the Pinal County, AZ Sheriff’s Office Interdiction Program. In my narcotic enforcement career, I have seized the following to date: over 3,000 lbs of cannabis, over 15 kilograms of heroin, over 40 kilograms of cocaine, over 2 lbs of methamphetamine, more than 15 vehicles containing aftermarket hidden compartments used to transport contraband, and over $1,000,000 USC in illicit currency Awards/Accomplishments Awarded the Daniel Morrissey Kane County Deputy of the Year Award for 2005. My aggressive patrol work and narcotic detection was cited as one reason for the award. Nominated for the Louis F. Spuhler Kane County Officer of the Year award in 2008 for a large cannabis seizure resulting from the application of interstate interdiction techniques Four Sheriff’s Department Meritorious service awards for drug investigations 2011 Illinois Sheriff’s Association Deputy of the Year nominee 2011 Daniel Morrissey Deputy of the Year Award 2011 Kane County Officer of the Year Award nominee Author: “In Roads, a Working Solution to America’s War on Drugs” Developer and Instructor: “In Roads, Criminal Patrol and Drug Enforcement” Training Course 2013 Kane County Officer of the Year Award nominee 2013 National “Relentless” Award Winner for Major Contraband Seizures _______________________________________________________________