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Gregory
M. Cooper was the Manager of the Investigative Support Services Division of Motorola, Inc., overseeing the development of
intuitive investigative software applications, as well as providing on-site training
and consultation to law enforcement agencies worldwide in crime analysis, criminal behavior and police administration.
Before joining Motorola he retired from law enforcement having served in a range of positions including; Assistant Federal Security Director for Law Enforcement
in the Department of Homeland Security; Chief of Police in Provo, Utah and Supervisory Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
During his career with the FBI he served as the supervisor of the Investigative Support Unit (Criminal Profiling) in the Critical
Incident Response Group; National Program Manager of the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (VICAP) at the National Center
for the Analysis of Violent Crime, and as an FBI National Academy Instructor of Criminal Psychology and Criminal Investigative
Analysis in the Behavioral Science Unit, FBI Academy,Quantico VA. Before joining the FBI he also served as the Chief of Police
in Delta, UT and started his law enforcement career in Provo, UT as a police officer.
Greg has consulted as an FBI Profiler on over 1,000 violent felonies and has
instructed at the Utah Police Academy, Utah Valley State College, Salt Lake Community College and the University of Virginia.
Greg is an international speaker, consultant and a published author. He has
testified as an expert witness in crime scene analysis and criminal investigative analysis. He has participated in multiple
appearances for the news media as an expert commentator on criminal cases including the Discovery Channel, MSNBC, and Fox
News.
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