Chapter Chairman Message
As we begin a new year, I’d like to congratulate all the winners of our SOAR awards and issue this challenge: Bring a New Member.
ASIS is a key organization in building public-private partnerships that protect our community and its visitors. We gain strength by working together. As the community and the tourism sector grow, so must our membership. So this year, for each ASIS event and luncheon, Bring a New Member. Introduce a new security professional to what we do. Spread the word to your general managers, HR and Operations executives. Let’s get more people involved in security.
Our guest speaker for February’s chapter luncheon is Orlando Police Chief Paul Rooney, who will speak about public-private partnership and new technology initiatives for fighting crime. Let’s welcome Chief Rooney with a crowd that rivals that at the SOAR awards. Let’s make 2012 the safest year yet in our community.
Sgt. Doug Sarubbi, Chairman
Your 2012 Chapter Board were sworn in by ASIS, A.R. V.P. Tish Bryant
Doug Sarubbi Chairman, Greg Moore V. Chairman, Matthew Brett Teasurer, Victor Alves Secretary
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This month: Thursday February 23 starting at noon The February meeting speaker will be Chief Paul Rooney of the Orlando Police Department. Chief Rooney is the 37th police chief of the Orlando Police department. Paul was a member of the SWAT Team for over 16 years and has been an Assault Team member, Team Leader, Deputy Team Commander, and Team Commander. Deputy Chief Rooney has been assigned to Patrol, Neighborhood Teams, Recruiting, Internal Affairs, Training, Criminal Investigations, Undercover Drug Enforcement, and was the Narcotics Commander at the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation. Deputy Chief Rooney served as the High Risk Incident Commander for several years, with overall command of the SWAT, Crisis Negotiation, Emergency Response and Emergency Services Units. Paul has a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of South Florida and a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Troy State University. He has testified as an expert in Police Use of Force incidents and holds state certification in Firearms, Defensive Tactics, ASP Baton, and Chemical Agents. Paul is a graduate of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia and is currently attending Leadership Orlando. He is a current member of the Florida Police Chiefs Association, FBI National Academy Alumni Association, and the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Paul Rooney and his wife Donna have been married for 24 years and they have two beautiful daughters. The March meeting: March 29 starting at noon Jeff Ashton retired from a thirty year career as a prosecutor in Orlando Florida. He left as the most experienced homicide prosecutor in the history of Orange County and veteran of over seventy successful homicide prosecutions. Among many career highlight was the successful prosecution in the case of The State vs. Tommie Lee Andrews in 1987, the first conviction obtained in the United States based upon DNA evidence. He also pioneered the use of odor analysis in a criminal case described in his bestselling book Imperfect Justice-Prosecuting Casey Anthony discussing his three year experience prosecuting the case dubbed "the trial of the internet century". |
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"Volunteer Leadership Training Notice"
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