Josh hails from Dothan, Alabama. As a child, Josh grew up with the aspiration of becoming a street cop. In 2007, he became a law enforcement officer and served as a patrolman. He was later assigned to the Special Investigation Division and subsequently served as a full-time task force officer for the FBI.

Throughout his years of service, he has worked multiple large scale organized crime and drug investigations spanning across the United States and Mexico. Josh has been the affiant and co-case agent for multiple Title III wiretaps and was awarded “2018 Top 10 Investigation” by the United States Department of Justice.

Josh continues to serve as a sergeant for the Special Investigations Division, working in conjunction with state and federal task forces.

Born in Eustis, Florida, and raised near Fort Riley, Kansas, Don followed in his father’s footsteps by enlisting in the U.S. Army at age 19. Don initially served as a Calvary Scout with the 3rd Infantry Division, but his career in the military expanded when he completed the Special Forces Assessment and Selection course, ultimately serving as a Weapons Specialist in the U.S. Army Special Forces, 3rd Special Forces Group, Fort Bragg, NC.

After six years of military service, Don followed his wife and transitioned to civilian law enforcement as a police officer in Olathe, Kansas. His passion for narcotics investigations led him to a position as a narcotics Detective and later as a full-time Task Force Officer with the Drug Enforcement Administration in Kansas City, Kansas.

After earning a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Management and Leadership in 2004, Don began his distinguished 20-year career as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, initially serving in the Miami Field Division, where he focused on
Eurasian organized crime and drug trafficking. Later, Don was transferred to the Mobile Field Division (Dothan Resident Agency), where he worked extensively with Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces, developing and executing high-level investigations.

Don retired from the FBI in 2024, concluding a remarkable career dedicated to law enforcement and national security. Outside of his professional accomplishments, Don has been married for 34 years and is the proud father of four children, with one
grandchild and another on the way.