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I have provided crime scene metal detection training for the FBI on several occasions in the past. The supervising agent
for the ERT asked for my recommendation regarding the purchase of metal detectors for the 32 member unit. I suggested the
Garrett GTI 2500 Pro Package. I further recommended that the bureau contact KELLYCO which they did and subsequently purchased
(2) GTI 2500 units. Also, last year my office (DEM, Office of Criminal Investigation) purchased (2) GTI 2500 metal detectors from
Kellyco. The FBI ERT is a highly trained unit that if needed can be deployed to investigate crime scenes at a moments notice both
in the US and abroad in the world. My background as a criminal investigator with over 30 years of metal detecting experience has
placed my services in demand by law enforcement agencies in New England. Back in 2004, the New England State Police Information
Network or NESPIN featured an article regarding my crime scene searches using electronic metal detection equipment.