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Officers
of MACA
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PRESIDENT
Debra J. Piehl
CompStat Director
Massachusetts State Police
470 Worcester Road
Framingham, MA 01702
508-988-7412
debra.piehl@pol.state.ma.us
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Debra J. Piehl
recently joined the Massachusetts State Police after seven
years as the Director of Planning & Research for the Newton Police
Department. She is a graduate of Valparaiso University with a
Bachelor's degree in journalism and political science. She
also holds a Master's degree in criminal justice from Anna
Maria. She also has extensive training in crime and
operational analysis and law enforcement policy and procedure. |
| VICE
PRESIDENT OF ADMINISTRATION
Sergeant
Glen Mills
Burlington Police Department
45 Center Street
Burlington, MA 01803
781-270-1914
gamills@burlmass.org
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Glen Mills is a
patrol sergeant with the Burlington Massachusetts Police
Department. Glen began his career as a part-time police
officer in 1992 and became a full-time officer in 1996. He was
promoted to sergeant in 2001. Besides his duties as a day
shift supervisor, Glen also is in charge of the Crime Analysis
Unit, the ATV Unit and the Reserve Officers Unit. He is the
department’s Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)
Representative, the Reverse 911 System Administrator and he
frequently works with the department’s Domestic Violence Unit
and DARE Officers teaching the RAD (Rape Aggression Defense)
and Radkids (Resisting Aggression Defensively) Self-Defense
Programs. He is also a member of the International Association
of Crime Analysts (IACA), the International Associattion of
Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts (IALEIA) and of Police
Futurists International. Glen holds a Bachelor’s Degree in
Criminal Justice from Western New England College and is a
graduate of the New England Institute of Law Enforcement
Management Command Training Program. He is currently pursuing
a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice at the University of
Massachusetts-Lowell. |
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VICE
PRESIDENT OF MEMBERSHIP
Officer
Casey Hatchett
Brookline Police
Department
350
Washington Street
Brookline,
MA 02445
617-730-2734
casey_hatchett@town.brookline.ma.us |
Officer Casey
Hatchett has been a Crime Analyst for the Brookline Police
Department since July 2002. Prior to working as the
Department's first crime analyst, Casey worked on the
Critical Incident Task Force, in the Community Service
Division and in the Patrol Division. In addition
to crime analysis, Casey writes grants for the Department,
works closely with the Town's Emergency Management Team, and
is a certified child seat technician.
Casey has a Bachelor of
Arts in Political Science from Boston University and a
Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration from
Western New England College. Prior to joining the
Brookline Police Department in 1998, Casey worked at the
Executive Office of Public Safety as a policy analyst and
speechwriter and at the Massachusetts Bar Association as a
program assistant.
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SECRETARY
Carol Fitzgerald
Program Manager
Fitchburg Police Department
20 Elm Street
Fitchburg, MA 01420
978-343-4551
cfitzgerald@fitchburgpolice.com
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Carol has worked
as the principal crime analyst for the Lowell Police
Department and as an intelligence research specialist for the
New England HIDTA. Carol holds a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Psychology from Hartwick College and a Master of
Arts in Criminal Justice from the University of
Massachusetts at Lowell, where she received the award for
Outstanding Graduate Student in the Criminal Justice
Department. |
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TREASURER
Manuela DeSousa
Crime Analysts
MBTA Transit Police
240 Southampton Street
Boston, MA
02118
617-222-1013
mdesousa@mbta.com
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Manny
is
currently the Crime Analyst for the MBTA Transit Police
Department.
Prior to this position, she worked as a Project Manager for
an NIC funded grant examining Institutional (Prison) Culture
and a Research Assistant for an NIJ funded grant exploring
Domestic Violence Policy at the University of Massachusetts
– Lowell.
Manny earned her Bachelor of Science degree in
Criminal Justice and Psychology, along with a Master of Arts
degree in Criminal Justice from the
University
of Massachusetts-Lowell.
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| PAST
PRESIDENT Christopher
W. Bruce
Public Safety Analyst
Danvers Police Department
120 Ash Street
Danvers, MA 01923
978-774-1213 ext. 119
cbruce@mail.danvers-ma.org |
Christopher has been involved in crime analysis for over 15
years, first at the Cambridge Police Department, and now at
the Danvers Police Department. He is a Lecturer at Suffolk University's Graduate Program in
Criminal Justice, and is the president of
the International
Association of Crime Analysts. He was the senior
editor of the IACA's Exploring Crime Analysis in 2004
and co-wrote Better Policing with Microsoft Office in
2005. |
Honor
Board
Past
Officers of the Massachusetts Association of Crime Analysts
President
2004-Present: Debra J. Piehl,
Massachusetts State Police 2000-2004: Christopher W. Bruce, Danvers Police Department
1997-2000:
Officer Robert Stering, Waltham Police Department
Vice
President of Administration:
2006-Present:
Officer Glen Mills, Burlington Police Department
2003-2006: Donald W. Chamberlayne, Worcester Police Department
2002-2003:
Daniel Bibel, Massachusetts State Police
2000-2002:
Mark Bachta, MBTA Police Department
1997-2000:
Christopher W. Bruce, Cambridge Police Department
Vice
President of Membership:
2003-Present:
Officer Casey Hatchett, Brookline Police Department
2001-2003:
Officer Francis Hynes, Hartford (CT) Police Department
1997-2001:
Officer Lawrence R. Newman, Haverhill Police Department
Secretary:
2002-Present: Carol Fitzgerald, Fitchburg Police Department 1997-2002:
Inspector Thomas Callahan, Woburn Police Department
Treasurer:
2007-Present: Manuela
DeSousa, MBTA Transit Police
1999-2007: Twyla Alvarez, Insurance Fraud Bureau of Massachusetts 1997-1999:
Trooper Elizabeth Burke, Massachusetts State Police
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