SE application Withdrawn. See Story From the Independent.
http://www.somdnews.com/stories/091306/indymor181124_32131.shtml.........................................
irt Docket 1173 / Applicant Withdrew application
Subject:
BOA Special Exception Docket #1173 - Global Tactical Solutions - scheduled for 9/26/06
From:
"Carrol Everett" <
EverettC@charlescounty.org>
Date:
Mon, 11 Sep 2006 13:31:49 -0400
To:
FYI....this application was withdrawn via facsimile by Mark Mudd, Esq.
this morning..........
Carrol Everett
Secretary III
Charles County Govt
Planning Office
301-645-0689
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Maryland Independent Article
http://www.somdnews.com/stories/090806/indymor200658_32112.shtml.............................................
Special Exception Background:
GTS, Global Tactical Solutions, had applied for a Special Exception in Nanjemoy to open a facility on Liverpool Point Road, and Adams Willet Road -
The Applicant referred to a Poplar Branch LLC of Bryantown. No WebSite found.Details to follow.\\
The main website for GTS can be found athttp://www.globaltacticalsolutions.net
If You Have Google Earth, you can get the keyhole marker file here.
http://www.nanjemoy.net/GTSSite.kmzIntro Text to Who They are, and what they want to do:There has always been a need for more advanced and up-to-date training in Use of Force, Defensive Tactics, Firearms, and Special Tactics in the law enforcement arena. These types of training are necessary in order to protect the health and safety of the law enforcement officers and to protect the agency against civil liability.
Since the attack on America on September 11, 2001, the need for additional law enforcement training has been amplified. Site Security, Border Security, Critical Incident Response, and Command and Control are now key concerns. More than ever before, Anti-Terrorism training is required around the globe, and many countries need even the most basic law enforcement training.
Over the last twenty years of working with law enforcement agencies, the President of InfoTrek Creative Project Solutions came into contact with a few highly qualified instructors and was exposed to many training shortfalls. In order to address these training deficiencies, InfoTrek expanded its core capabilities by hiring some of these experienced trainers and creating an advanced law enforcement division, known as
GLOBAL TACTICAL SOLUTIONS.
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Public Safety Training Facilities
Construct specialized training facilities:
* Accommodate classrooms, physical activity rooms,
firearms ranges, dormitories, rappelling towers, and a
driving track* Provide centralized access to training
* Ensure the availability of the most current and highest quality training
* Currently in development stage
http://globaltacticalsolutions.net/Facilities.htmPrinciple Officers listed at the web site, and their contact information is provided below :Key Staff Members
RYAN R. STAAB -
rstaab@globaltacticalsolutions.netEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL TACTICAL SOLUTIONS
Ryan Staab worked as a manager in the private industry, supervising a department that generated over two million dollars in sales annually, before moving on to a career in the law enforcement field. He began his law enforcement career working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Police, stationed at the headquarters building in Washington, DC. As an employee of the FBI, Ryan progressed to the Lead Defensive Tactics Instructor for the police section. He eventually moved on to become a police officer with the City of Alexandria Police Department, where he served as Field Training Officer, a Defensive Tactics Instructor, and as a member of the Special Operations Team (SOT). During his employment, Ryan received several commendations and accolades. Ryan is currently a sworn Auxiliary Police Officer with the City of Fredericksburg, Virginia. Ryan was awarded a Bachelors of Science degree from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, graduating with honors. He is a member of the National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA) and the American Society for Law Enforcement Training (ASLET).
ROBERT J. GILMORE -
rgilmore@globaltacticalsolutions.netASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL TACTICAL SOLUTIONS
Bob Gilmore began his career in the United States Marine Corp Reserves as a Military Policeman and progressed to Special Reaction Team (SRT) Team Leader, Primary Marksmanship Instructor, Criminal Investigator, Criminal Investigations Officer, and achieved a final rank of Chief Warrant Officer Three. Bob participated in various operations and exercises throughout the world, to include his deployment to the Middle East for Operation Desert Storm, when his unit handled 25,000 Iraqi prisoners. When he was not traveling around the globe with the Marines, Bob held various supervisory security positions and served as a volunteer firefighter. Bob then became a Police Officer in the City of Alexandria, Virginia, where he served as a Field Training Officer, Defensive Tactics Instructor, Firearms Instructor, and as a member of the Honor Guard Unit. He assisted Arlington County at the Pentagon on 9/11, and he received numerous Commendations during his time with the Alexandria Police Department. Bob is currently sworn as a Reserve Deputy with the City of Falls Church Sheriff’s Office. He has a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Minor in Business/Liberal Arts from the Pennsylvania State University and a Bachelor of Science in Administration of Justice from George Mason University. Bob is certified as an Instructor and Instructor-Trainer in various law enforcement programs. He has been a member of the American Society for Law Enforcement Training (ASLET) since 1997 and is currently a member of the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA).
KEVIN D. RITCHIE -
kritchie@globaltacticalsolutions.netOPERATIONS DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL TACTICAL SOLUTIONS
Kevin Ritchie retired from the City of Alexandria Police Department in 2005. He spent the majority of his career working patrol, but he also worked with communications, and his final position involved administrative duties in the patrol commander’s office. Kevin has held a variety of public service positions with multiple agencies over the years, which has given him extraordinarily varied experiences. He was a Federal Air Marshall, Master Deputy Sheriff with Rockingham County, Police Officer for the City of Harrisonburg Police Department, Acting Lieutenant for the City of Alexandria Fire Department, and Firefighter for Prince William County Fire and Rescue. Kevin was a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and received advanced training in HAZMAT, Rescue, Crime Scenes, Narcotics and Auto Theft Investigations. He served as a Field Training Officer/Deputy, supervisor, and instructor for Officer Survival, Tactical Firearms Shooting, and various Rappel and Rescue Courses. Kevin has received many awards to include the Federal Law Enforcement Academic Award, multiple expert firearms awards, and the Silver Medal of Valor.
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