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First Name	Last Name	Organization	Company City	Company State	More
Kimberly	Elphick	Secaucus Police Department	Secaucus	NJ	View
M.	Schreiber	Safeguards Consulting, Inc.	Simpsonville	SC	View
Joseph	Pilato	Spartanburg Police Department // Refuge LLC	Spartanburg	South Carolina	View
Michael	McCasland	Downtown Precicnt	Spokane	Washington	View
Dion	Olson	The Crestwood Police Department	St Louis	MISSOURI	View
Faith	Kistler	Bureau of Research and Analysis	St. Louis	Missouri	View
Anthony	Lordo Jr., CPP, CPD	U.S. Park Police, National Park Service	Staten Island	NY	View
Drew	Neckar	COSECURE Enterprise Risk Solutions	Strum	WI	View
Justo	Rivera	S.A.F.E. Long Island	Suffolk County	NY	View
Michael	Snee	Summit Police Department	Summit	Illinois	View

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