Bryan Kastelic began his path to law enforcement while serving 10 years in the US Army Infantry (4 years active duty & 6 years WI Army National Guard). Bryan joined the Brown County Sheriff’s Department in 1996 where he served as Patrol Officer (2 years), Narcotics Investigator (6 years), DARE / GREAT Instructor (2 years) and held additional duties as a member of the Brown County Emergency Response Unit (6 years) and Unified Tactical Instructor. In 2006, Bryan joined DCI and served as a narcotics Special Agent in the Milwaukee Field Office and North Central HIDTA / DEA Task Force 63 until 2012. From 2007 to 2022, Bryan served on the WI Joint Tactical Team as a sniper team leader, UTT instructor and commander. Bryan served from 2012 until retiring in 2023 as the Native American Drug & Gang Initiative (NADGI) Task Force Commander.

Detective Lisa Fahrenbruch has twenty two years of law enforcement experience. She was employed by Virginia Commonwealth University Police Department in Richmond, Virginia for eleven years before joining the City of Madison Police Department. During that time, she was assigned to patrol services and was selected to be part of a special operations unit focusing on narcotics and high risk search warrants. She was an Emergency Vehicle Operations Instructor, Taser Instructor, and Patrol Tactics Instructor. After joining the City of Madison Police Department, she was assigned to Patrol Services before being promoted to Detective. Currently, she is assigned to the Violent Crime Unit, which focuses on homicides, attempted homicides, weapon related offenses, pattern robberies, and kidnapping. Detective Fahrenbruch is currently a member of the Special Events Team (SET), whose primary objective is crowd management and control.

Jessica is a cyber security analyst, currently working within the private sector, focused on fraud identification, threat actor monitoring and intelligence analysis. Prior to this, Jessica spent six years working within Legal Services via her home state’s Department of Corrections, where she assisted in internal sexual harassment and discrimination investigations, coordination of the Board of Pardons process and litigation management. During her tenure with the Department of Corrections, she completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Criminal Justice as well as a Master’s of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. Jessica holds certifications in Interviewing and Interrogation from Century College, as well as Social Media Intelligence Expert (CSMIE) and Cyber Intelligence Professional (CCIP) from McAfee Institute. Jessica serves as the Special Investigations Lead for the National Child Protection Task Force, managing cases with high levels of sensitivity, complexity and longevity.

Jim began his law enforcement career with the Forest County Sheriff’s office in the summer of 1992. In September of 1993, he began his career with the Dane County Sherifff’s office in Madison, Wisconsin. Jim has worked in several areas within the department and has been assigned to the Court Security Unit since 2007. Jim has had over 700 hours of training including numerous hours of active shooter scenario based training. He currently teaches an inter-departmental training in how to properly respond to court room incidents and active shooter situations. Jim is also involved state wide in training not only other law enforcement officers, but also civilian staff in their response to dealing with various court room incidents as well as developing a proper response and long term strategic planning for active shooter situations. In 2015 he attended a week long training sponsored by the United States Marshal Service in Glynco, Georgia regarding the latest in courtroom security.

Lieutenant Horace Staples, MSCJ, has twenty-eight years of service at the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department, presently serving as Lieutenant of Professional Standards. He is the custodian of records regarding Internal Administrative reviews, investigations, and specific incident inquests. He was formerly assigned as the Director of Kenosha County Emergency Management. Those duties consisted of coordinating the training programs related to emergency management and law enforcement. Staples collaborated with public agencies, private organizations, and schools to implement emergency preparedness plans, active shooter protocols, major flooding preparedness plans, power outage awareness strategies, and guidelines for unplanned large-scale events. Prior to his promotion to Lieutenant, Staples served as Commander of the Kenosha Drug Operations Group (KDOG).