Created the first-of-its-kind Cyber Crimes Unit in Bergen County in 2004Responsible for supervising and prosecuting all cybercrime cases in Bergen CountyParticipated in multiple joint law enforcement operations with state and federal partners including agents from the FBI and HSI. https://www.nj.gov/oag/newsreleases19/pr20190424a.html; https://abc7ny.com/archive/6777996/https://www.nj.com/news/2009/04/bergen_prosecutor_announced_21.htmlLegal advisor for the Digital Forensics Unit – a separate forensics lab located at the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office – which analyzes electronic devices and storage media for evidential dataDrafted hundreds of complex search warrants and communication data warrants for various cyber-related crimes, including cell tower dumps, installation of tap and trace devices, email account dumps, geofence warrants, and wiretapsProsecuted hundreds of cybercrime cases involving sexual assault, luring, child exploitation cases involving the creation/distribution/possession of CSAM, undercover online sting operations, endangering the welfare of a child, terroristic threats, and false public alarm cases involving “swattings”Participated in and led dozens of seminars for students, teachers, and the community about cyber safety

In addition to being assigned to handling cyber crimes and internal affairs, I was also assigned at varying times in my career to the Juvenile Unit, Domestic Violence, Trial, and Appellate sections of the office.

Supervises a dedicated unit of law enforcement officers and civilians assigned to collect, analyze, preserve, and disseminate intelligence information regarding criminal and terrorist activity in Bergen County. The unit also serves in the essential role as the County Counterterrorism Coordinator (CTC) of all law enforcement homeland security initiatives and is a partner with the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (NJ OHSP).

Assigned to handle internal affairs matters within the office as well as supervision over all potentially criminal internal affairs investigations of the roughly 70 municipal police departments within Bergen County. Also handled confidential investigations involving possible public corruption.