Mark Pucci is a highly decorated, retired NYPD Detective. Mark's investigative experience while working for the NYPD, encompassed all facets of law enforcement from Vice, Narcotics, Illegal Firearms, Gangs, and other violent crime related investigations, to Special Operations Division, city-wide major-crime pattern identification, and the apprehension of many of the city's most wanted criminals.Mark's extensive undercover, observational surveillance and covert / special operations' training and experience during his tenure as a Detective with the NYPD are considered by many to be unparalleled in the private sector. Since Mark's retirement from the NYPD and re-entry into private sector investigations, Mark has worked with several large scale National & International Investigative Firms in the capacity of, Executive Vice President, Chief Investigator, Chief Compliance Officer and National / International Investigative Consultant.Throughout his career in the private sector, Mark has successfully investigated and supervised the completion of thousands of cases in a wide array of investigative practices, (many of which have garnered "national and international" media coverage and attention), encompassing, civil / criminal law, accidental / wrongful deaths, homicides, missing persons, child abductions, cold cases, white collar, corporate, and cyber crimes, insurance defense, matrimonial practice and a passionate personal specialty in "Adoption-Adoptee Location" (birth-parents/children/siblings) reunification.In Mark's creation of his firm, "New York Private Detective Services", he has taken his vast investigative and professional experience in both the public and private sectors and created an investigative firm with the sophistication and technology of a large scale international firm, while maintaining a small-firm feel which provides personal, "one-on-one", hands on professional services to its vast array of clients both large and small.
Listed skills include Criminal Law, Private Investigations, Surveillance, Civil Litigation, and 34 others.
