Certified Law Enforcement Analyst Directory

The International Association of Crime Analysts is proud to showcase the Certified Law Enforcement Analysts listed on this page. As of 2/22/2012, there are 30 total CLEAs and growing.

Jonathan Alston
Criminal Intelligence Analyst
Lethbridge, Alberta Canada
CLEA Class of

I received my B.Sc. from BYU. I earned an M.A. in Crim. from Simon Fraser University after studying the patterns of serial rapists. I went to the U of Alberta to get my Ph.D. and ended up helping out the police on a robbery series (late '99). Soon after that I was offered what was supposed to be a temp job and have been a crime analyst ever since. I am currently working with the RCMP on the Integrated Border Enforcement Team (IBET). I was proud to achieve CLEA status with IACA in July 2007.

Tiana Antul
Principal Crime Analyst
Worcester, Massachusetts United States
CLEA Class of

Bio not available at this time.

Anthony Berger
Detective Sergeant
Puyallup, Washington United States
CLEA Class of

Tony began his LE career in 1986 with the Seattle Police Department. He has served as a police officer, detective, detective sergeant, and contract chief. He has supervised investigative divisions and crime analysis divisions during his career. He is currently a program manager creating Washington State's first Real-Time Crime Center (known as LARIAT). He likes to assist jurisdictions when they start crime analysis units and is an instructor for the IACA. He has taught all over the United States, Trinidad and Tobago, and for the Turkish National Police. He earned his IACA Certification (CLEA) in 2007.

Emily Blackburn
Crime Analysis Unit Manager
St. Louis, Missouri United States
CLEA Class of 2011

I started as an Investigator with the Missouri Attorney General's office in the "No-Call" (anti-telemarketing) unit in 2000, and has there for 3 years. I then moved to Miami and worked in the private sector for about 8 months before moving to Palm Beach County to work as a Medicaid Fraud Analyst for 4 years. As luck/life would have it work took us back to St. Louis just as they were moving from a Crime Analysis pilot to a full-fledged unit. I started working there the first "full time" week in July of 2007. In January of 2011, I was promoted to manager of the unit.

Lynn Brewer
Crime Analysis Supervisor
Newport News, Virginia United States
CLEA Class of 2007

Christopher Bruce
President
Danvers, Massachusetts United States
CLEA Class of

Milena Bruns
Intelligence Analist
nvt, Other (Not Listed) Netherlands
CLEA Class of 2011

Jennifer Coner
Crime Analyst
Newport News, Virginia United States
CLEA Class of

Christopher Delaney
Director of Business Intelligence
Rochester, New York United States
CLEA Class of

Chris is Director of Business Intelligence for the Rochester PD. He has worked as a analyst since 2000, mostly on issues of gangs and violence. In 2007, he became the first managing analyst of the Monroe Crime Analysis Center, directing analytical work for a staff of 19 sworn and non-sworn personnel. The MCAC is responsible for regional crime/intelligence analysis in the Monroe County, NY area. Chris currently works on strategic and administrative analysis for the RPD and assists other city departments on analysis-related issues. Chris is a CLEA Class of 2009, holds a B.S. in Criminal Justice and an M.S. in Public Policy from Rochester Institute of Technology, where he is an Adjunct Lecturer. He serves the IACA as the standards chair of the Standards, Methods, and Technology committee. Most importantly, Chris is married to fellow CLEA analyst Pam (Notar) Delaney.

Pamela Delaney
Senior Planner/GIS
Rochester, New York United States
CLEA Class of

Bio not available at this time.

Ruth Eisner
Administrative Analyst
Aurora, Colorado United States
CLEA Class of 2011

Jason Elder
Crime Analyst
Cincinnati, Ohio United States
CLEA Class of

Jason Elder started as a crime analyst at the Cincinnati PD in August 2008. He analyzes crime at the city-wide level with an emphasis on information management. From 2001 to 2008, he worked for the Washington/Baltimore High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) office as an intelligence analyst. He performed financial, telephone, and link analyses for the Baltimore PD, FBI, DEA, and ATF HIDTA initiatives. He received his Masters in Science in Criminal Justice in 2001. He currently teaches for the International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts (IALEIA) in the Foundation of Intelligence Analysis Training (FIAT) program.

Judy Fernandez
Crime Analyst
Gilbert, Arizona United States
CLEA Class of

Bio not available at this time.

Shawn Fisher
Crime Analyst
Omaha, Nebraska United States
CLEA Class of 2008

I have been a Crime Analyst with the Omaha Police Department since 2003. Most of my job duties focus on tactical analysis. My educational background is Geography / Geology from Northwest Missouri State University (Maryville, MO) and Geography / GIS from the University of Nebraska (Omaha). In 2009, I was honored to receive the Corona Solutions Innovations in Crime Analysis Award and present at the annual IACA conference. My personal interests revolve mostly around my husband and 3 daughters.... camping, soccer, softball, and other family events.

Carol Fitzgerald
Crime Analyst
Leominster, Massachusetts United States
CLEA Class of 2010

Mark Gorthy
Crime Research Specialist
Rochester, New York United States
CLEA Class of 2011

Bio not available at this time.

Shelia Hargis
Crime Analysis Supervisor
Austin, Texas United States
CLEA Class of

I have been a crime analysts for nearly eleven years. I supervisor six amazing analysts as well as provide analytical support to our Homicide Unit. Working as a crime analyst is the coolest job in law enforcement!

Matthew Harris
Crime Analyst
Santa Rosa, California United States
CLEA Class of 2011

Matt Harris started his career as a crime analyst in 2004 and currently works for the Sonoma County Sheriff. Prior to becoming a crime analyst Matt served in the U.S. Army Military Police in Germany, Hungary, Croatia, South Korea, and Colorado. Matt attended college at CSU Sacramento where he earned a sociology degree with a minor in criminal justice. He currently serves as the president of the Bay Area Crime and Intelligence Analysts Association in California and as a member of the IACA Standards Methods and Technology Board. Matt received his IACA certification in March of 2011.

Steve Hawthorne
Crime Analyst
Lafayette, Indiana United States
CLEA Class of 2010

Michele Kennedy
Crime Analyst
Castle Rock, Colorado United States
CLEA Class of 2005

I have been a crime analyst with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office in Colorado since 1997. I became a Certified Law Enforcement Analyst (CLEA) through IACA in 2005, and at that time, I was one of only two analysts to receive the certification. In 2006, I became the IACA Certification Committee Chair. I am also a Certified Crime and Intelligence Analyst through the California Department of Justice, a program of study through California State University at Sacramento. I received this certification in 2004. I hold a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Northern Colorado in sociology with an emphasis in criminal justice.

Karen Kontak
Crime Analyst Supervisor
Phoenix, Arizona United States
CLEA Class of 2006

Karen Kontak is currently working as a crime analyst supervisor in the Crime Analysis and Research Unit (CARU) of the Phoenix Police Department where she supervises both sworn and civilian employees. Most of her work focuses on strategic and operational analysis and she is actively involved in applied research projects focused on crime-related topics such as determining best re-alignment of police boundaries and best re-allotment of staff based on workload and other factors; determining the ideal number of marked patrol vehicles to handle workload while accounting for double squad days shift overlap and vehicle maintenance schedules; and determining if placing restrictions on sex offender proximity to certain types of establishments is feasible, etc.. Ms. Kontak joined the Phoenix Police Department’s Crime Analysis and Research Unit in 2000 as a crime analyst and promoted to crime analyst supervisor in 2007. Ms. Kontak is a Certified Law Enforcement Analyst and has a Masters degree in Psychology with a strong emphasis in research and statistics. She previous taught Arizona Regional Community Policing as well as AZPOST classes on crime analysis, and has taught community college classes on research methods and statistics.

Koren McEnany
District Crime Analyst
Indianapolis, Indiana United States
CLEA Class of 2010

Koren is a crime analyst for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. She has worked as an analyst for 5 years, beginning her career as a domestic violence analyst before becoming a district analyst. In addition to remaining responsible for 2 of the 6 police districts in Indianapolis, she has also recently become the Gang Unit analyst. Koren has a B.A. in Psychology and Law & Society from Purdue University and a M.A. in Criminal Justice from Indiana University. She also teaches criminal justice courses at Indiana Tech and works as the human trafficking analyst for the Vice Unit on a part-time basis. She received her IACA certification in October 2010.

Nathan Meehan
Social Scientist
Washington DC, New York United States
CLEA Class of 2012

Bio not available at this time.

Glen Mills
Lieutenant
Burlington, Massachusetts United States
CLEA Class of 2011

President, Massachusetts Association of Crime Analysts IACA Certified Law Enforcement Analyst (CLEA) Member of the IACA Training Committee MACA - www.macrimeanalysts.com Free Resources for Law Enforcement - www.opensourcepolicing.org

Christopher Mowbray
Criminal Intelligence Analyst
Edmonton, Alberta Canada
CLEA Class of 2007

Sally Olterman
Law Enforcement Specialist
Greeley, Colorado United States
CLEA Class of 2005

Dawn Reeby
Crime Analyst
Nashua, New Hampshire United States
CLEA Class of 2011

Dawn began over 12 years ago as a Crime Analyst at the Lowell, MA PD, has worked at the state level in education research, has extensive experience in grant writing, and is currently nestled in at the Nashua, NH PD as the Crime Analyst. Dawn partners with various agencies to develop and provide law enforcement with crime analysis training. She also produces and trains on database development tools that focus on creating a master database using Microsoft Access. Dawn holds memberships with the Massachusetts Association of Crime Analysts (MACA) and the International Association of Crime Analysts (IACA), is on the MACA Training Committee, is an adjunct teacher at UMASS Lowell, and is the 28th CLEA certified Crime Analyst!

Susan Smith
Crime Analyst
Shawnee, Kansas United States
CLEA Class of

Susan C. Smith is a crime analyst for the Shawnee, Kansas Police Department. During her 21-year career in law enforcement, she has held positions criminal intelligence, technical services and crime analysis. She previously worked at the Overland Park (KS) Police Department, in the Kansas State Prison and the Kansas State Parole Office.

Lakhpinder Takhar
Crime Analysis Supervisor
Surrey, British Columbia Canada
CLEA Class of

Lakhpinder Takhar has worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for 5 years. After gaining a MBA from the University of Leicester Lakhpinder initially followed a career in finance before moving to Law Enforcement. His first appointment was as a Criminal Intelligence Analyst working for the Warwickshire Police. Lakhpinder is the Crime Analysis Supervisor overseeing a unit of 7 Analysts responsible for policing the City of Surrey.

Alice Wisner
Crime Analyst
West Des Moines, Iowa United States
CLEA Class of

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