Randolph McAfee, Inc, Law Enforcement Training, Criminal Justice Training, RMI

Randolph McAfee, Inc.
Law Enforcement Training
About Us

Randolph McAfee, Inc. is dedicated to providing the finest law
enforcement classes, excellent instructors, train the trainer
programs, forensic statement analysis and consulting services.
Randolph McAfee, Inc. trains officers all over the United States.

The International Association of Undercover Officers states that Jill
Randolph McAfee and Sonny McAfee provide excellent training for
all law enforcement officers.

This highly qualified husband-wife team, Jill Randolph McAfee &
Wiley (Sonny) McAfee are international instructors whose last
overseas assignment was in Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH). In BiH they
served as technical advisors for the Department of Justice
International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program
(ICITAP - w w w.usdoj.gov/criminal/icitap) developing the first
Criminal Procedure Code Train the Trainer program.

FOUNDERS -
Jill Randolph McAfee, President of RMI is an Advanced Certified International Law
Enforcement Planner & life long educator. She has a B.A. in Psychology and a Masters
degree in Educational Supervision with certifications in psychology, social and biological
sciences. Ms. McAfee is a statement analysis expert having conducted jury screening and
trial consulting on criminal cases for the state including injury to a child, gang writing, police
department internal affairs investigations, aggravated sexual assault, investigation of
poison pen letters (threat communiques), murder and capital murder. She has developed
Statement Analysis Investigating Deception - SAID© - which is a process of analyzing
statements searching for clues of truthfulness as well as detecting deception. Her extensive
studies include Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Behavior, Psycholinguistics, Statement
Analysis as conducted by the FBI. As Director of the Children's Advocacy Center of Smith
County, she worked with law enforcement, prosecutors, the Texas Department of Protective
and Regulatory Services, local hospitals and the mental health community unifying their
efforts into a successful team. Jill is shown at left with Taib Spahic, Director of the Police
Training Academy of Sarajevo.

Wiley B. (Sonny) McAfee, Vice President of RMI retired from Houston Police Department
after working twenty years in patrol, helicopters, narcotics, internal affairs and homicide. He
graduated from the FBI National Academy in 129th session. After retiring from HPD Sonny
practiced law as a briefing attorney on the First Court of Appeals of Texas. He has also been
a prosecutor, legal advisor for Irving Police Department, and a consultant for the Department
of Justice ICITAP in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Albania. Currently Mr. McAfee teaches Search
and Seizure, Writing Effective Search Warrant Affidavits, Trial Preparation, Presentation &
Testimony, Legal Aspects of Interview & Interrogation and Supervisory Liability nationwide
including Regional Counterdrug Training Academy, Irving Police Academy, & Midwest
Counterdrug Training Academy. Sonny is shown at left answering questions and teaching
police officers in Sarajevo.

Training Coordinator
Richard Dix retired from Irving Police Department and is currently the Training Coordinator
for RMI. If you would like to host a class please contact Richard at richard@searchwarrants.
us for further information.

INSTRUCTORS -
Tom Bridges is an outstanding legal expert, author and trainer. He graduated from the
University of Texas School of Law in Austin, Texas. Tom served as District Attorney in the
36th District Court as well as Assistant District Attorney in the 36th (Aransas and San Patricio
Counties) & the 105th District Courts. Tom was named Prosecutor of the Year in 1990. Tom
Bridges and Ted Wilson co-authored the text, Warrants Manual for Arrest, Search and
Seizure, with Ted Wilson; Texas District & County Attorneys Association which has become
the primary authority for search warrants throughout the State of Texas and is now in its
third edition. He is an instructor for legal and law enforcement training. Tom currently
serves as Police Advisor and Municipal Court Judge for Portland, Texas.

Jonathan ‘Dino’ Ferrari retired after 22 years with the London Metropolitan Police. During
his British policing career, he worked in investigations, internal affairs, community policing
and spent a great deal of his career in protection and anti-terrorism. In 1997, he was
selected nationally to head the first UK police contingent to Bosnia- Herzegovina. Operating
under the auspices of the United Nations, his main duties included heading the unit for
investigating alleged human rights violations by police officers. He was awarded a
commendation for services in the field for bringing the first actions to be taken against
Bosnian police officers. From his policing experience in London and his reputation gained in
Bosnia, he was asked to become the personal advisor on security related issues to the High
Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina. In 1999 until 2005, he became a consultant and
trainer for the US Department of Justice, International Criminal Investigative Training
Assistance Program in Bosnia & Croatia teaching law, investigations, media issues,
community policing, firearms and train the trainer to name but a few. Dino was a team
member who worked with Sonny & Jill McAfee providing training for 12,000 officers in Bosnia
– Herzegovina.   He holds numerous qualifications as an instructor and just enjoys being in
the thick of it with staff and pupils alike.

Detective James Hallum is one of RMI’s most sought after trainers due to his 26 years of
experience, ability as an instructor and personality. He has taught rookie courses for
veteran officers over the past 9 years. He has made presentations to civic groups, various
public schools to all age levels, as well as currently being an Adjunct Instructor for Tarrant
County College. In addition, Detective Hallum worked with and instructed Interview and
Interrogation for the Shaken Baby Alliance of North Texas. Detective Hallum has worked
hundreds of assaults, aggravated assaults, aggravated sexual assaults and countless
misdemeanor “pervert crimes” such as window peepers and exhibitionists. He worked as an
undercover narcotics investigator as well as serving on the DEA Task Force at DFW.
Detective Hallum served as the lead investigator on capital murder cases and murder cases,
and assisted in the investigation of the “Texas 7” and Mi-T Fine Car Wash cases. Detective
Hallum was the lead investigator on numerous officer involved shootings, including one that
involved 7 officers and a large outdoor crime scene.

Capt. Jeff Spivey has been with the Irving Police Department since 1986. He has supervised
the investigation of property crimes, worked undercover in narcotics & in the DEA task
force at DFW Airport where he investigated and interdicted drug/money carriers. He was the
lead investigator for the "Texas 7" and has investigated other high profile cases such as the
Mi-T Fine Car Wash murders. He has also worked in Personnel and Recruiting where he
oversaw the recruitment and hiring of police employees.   Jeff Spivey is now the lieutenant
in CID where he oversees property crimes, legal and juvenile investigative sections. He has
a Bachelors Degree from Midwestern University.

Ted Wilson recently retired from the Harris County District Attorney's Office after 34 years.
During his tenure with that office, Ted worked as a trial court prosecutor trying everything
from misdemeanor cases to capital, death penalty, murder cases. Then he was assigned to
the Special Crimes Bureau. During his 28 years in that Bureau, Ted was a Major Fraud
prosecutor, the Major Narcotics Offenders prosecutor, Chief of the Organized Crime
Division, Chief of the Major Offender Division and, Chief of the Special Crimes Bureau. Ted
was the Chief of the Professional Development Bureau during his last year in that office
focusing his efforts on training all of the attorneys and investigators. Ted has been training
police officers for the past 20 years. He is an instructor at the Houston Police Department
Academy, the Harris County Sheriff's Academy, the Texas District and County Attorney's
Association, the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Regional Counterdrug Training
Academy and the Midwestern Counterdrug Training Center. He is also a guest instructor for
the Louisiana District Attorney's Association, the Vermont State's Attorney's Association, the
Houston H.I.D.T.A. and numerous police and prosecution agencies throughout Texas. He is
also the co-author of the Manual for Arrest Search and Seizure Warrants published by the
Texas District and Count Attorney's Association. He is a graduate of St. Edward's University
and South Texas College of Law.

Vic Wisner was an Assistant District Attorney in Harris County from 1984-2008. He retired as
the Division Chief of the Major Offenders Section. He also served as a Division Chief in the
Trial Bureau, White Collar Crimes and Police Integrity Divisions. Prior to becoming Division
Chief, Mr. Wisner was a chief prosecutor from 1989-2001, serving in a District Court and in a
Special Crimes Unit prosecuting major offenders and drug cases. Mr. Wisner has prosecuted
over 300 felony jury trials, including fourteen death penalty verdicts. He has also served as a
Narcotics Task Force Advisor. Mr. Wisner served with the Houston Police Department, from
1981-1984 and has maintained his peace officer certification. Mr. Wisner also lectures for
the Texas District and County Attorneys Association (TDCAA). He has taught “Motions to
Suppress” at the bi-annual Trial Skills Course. He has also taught at several prosecutor “top
gun” and investigator courses for TDCAA. He has spoken at the National Advocacy Center,
DPS Academy, the TNCP annual meeting, and to police and prosecutors in numerous states.
He also serves as an Associate Municipal Judge for Jacinto City, Texas. Mr. Wisner is a
graduate of the State University of New York – Albany, Albany Law School and the South
Texas College of Law.

Marc W. Brown has 17 years experience as a prosecutor with Harris County District Attorney’
s Office. He has served as Chief Prosecutor assigned to Gangs and Narcotics Division and
Chief of the Misdemeanor Division. Mr. Brown has handled several hundred major narcotics
cases from investigation to final conviction and has drafted narcotics search and arrest
warrants. He has been the recipient of the 2003 Prosecutor of the Year and the 2004 Citation
for Outstanding Contribution in the field of Drug Law Enforcement. His teaching experience
includes instructor for RCTA (Regional Counterdrug Training Academy) Midwest Counterdrug
Training Academy, Texas Department of Public Safety, Texas District Attorney’s Association,
Houston Police Department and Drug Enforcement Administration to name a few. His areas
of expertise include Search & Seizure, Highway Interdiction, Prosecution of Narcotics Cases,
Drug Prosecutions and Warrantless Search & Seizure.

RMI Classes:
Arrest, Search & Seizure Intermediate Core Course
Basic Criminal Investigations - NEW!
Cultural Diversity - A Proactive Approach (Train the Trainer is also
taught.)
Interview & Interrogation Legal Aspects
Multi-jurisdictional Cases
Statement Analysis Investigating Deception©
Advanced SAID - Statement Analysis Investigating Deception©
Writing Effective Search Warrant Affidavits

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Contact Us & Registration -
Randolph McAfee, Inc.
P. O. Box 1290
Lake Dallas, TX 75065-1290
(940) 231- 0476 Jill McAfee
(817) 312 - 9605 Richard Dix
FAX (940) 497- 2705
www.randolphmcafeeinc.com
jill@randolphmcafeeinc.com
wiley@searchwarrants.us
richard@searchwarrants.us