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Timothy T. Williams,
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Mr. Williams also worked patrol, recruitment, internal affairs and administrative assignments during his tenure with the Los Angeles Police Department. Mr. Williams also developed the domestic violence program, policy and procedures for the Department which resulted in the reorganization of the Department’s detective function in 1994, resulting in the first detective reorganization in fifty years. Mr. Williams is a requested speaker on Criminal Justice and Police Procedure issues. He was also an instructor at Los Angeles City College in the Administration of Justice Department, where he taught for over fifteen years. Mr. Williams completed his undergraduate studies at California State University at Los Angeles, Majoring in Criminal Justice. He is a graduate of Police Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.), Supervisory Leadership Institute and a graduate of the West Point Leadership Program. Mr. Williams has attended and continues to attend continuing education courses and seminars in investigative techniques, criminal forensics and legal issues. In 2003, Mr. Williams opened his private investigation practice conducting criminal and civil investigations. As a Private Investigator, Mr. Williams has worked with such prominent attorneys as Thomas A. Mesereau, Jr., Debra A. Opri, Edi M. O. Faal, Christopher A. Darden, Dale K. Galipo, Luis A. Carrillo, Roland L. Coleman, Jr., Winston Kevin McKesson, Carl E. Douglas and Brian T. Dunn. Mr. Williams is a Police Procedure Expert, Use of Force Expert and Domestic Violence Expert in both State and Federal courts. He has also appeared as a Police Procedure commentator on cable television, FOX News and network owned and operated television stations in Southern California. |
Timothy
T. Williams, Jr. is a twenty-nine year retired Senior Detective
Supervisor from the Los Angeles Police Department retiring from the
elite Robbery-Homicide Division. During his tenure with the Los Angeles
Police Department, Mr. Williams completed over twenty-six years of
various detective assignments conducting and supervising including but
not limited to robbery, homicide, domestic violence, child abuse, rape,
sexual assault, juvenile and narcotic investigations.