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Jeffrey Emmons is an Adjunct Professor in the Sociology and Criminology department at Valparaiso University. He has held adjunct teaching roles since 1993, initially at Indiana University Northwest and now primarily at Valparaiso. His career spans over three decades in law enforcement and federal service.
Education:
- Master of Public Affairs, Indiana University
- B.S. in Public Affairs/Criminal Justice, Indiana University
Research and Expertise: Emmons' professional background includes 24 years as a Federal Agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), specializing in firearms investigations, interstate nexus analysis, and counter-terrorism operations. He has extensive experience in criminal investigations involving prohibited firearm possession, destructive devices, and international firearms trafficking. His instructional expertise spans Federal Law Enforcement practices, Terrorism and Public Policy frameworks, Police Defensive Tactics, and Karate. Recent course topics at Valparaiso include 'Elections, Insurrections and Threats to Democracy.'
Professional Experience: As a former Indiana State Trooper and ATF agent, Emmons served as a field training officer, defensive tactics instructor, and expert witness in federal court. He contributed to undercover operations and case agent roles throughout his ATF tenure.
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