I was born July 2, 1966 in Rock Hill, SC.
A few years ago, I purchased the house across the street from Mom's. I
graduated from the University Of South Carolina with an honors degree
(believe it or not!) in Criminal Justice and completed Basic Law
Enforcement training, in 1988, at the South Carolina Criminal Justice
Academy. Since that time, I've began to pursue another degree in  
Sociology with a concentration in Criminology. I have a 21 year old son;
Michael. I've found myself single again and have discovered (1) that you
can't wash whites and colored towels together with Clorox because it turns
everything pink and (2) "cream of chicken" soup really isn't that bad
straight out of the can.
In '99, I was one of the founding
members of the Miller's Creek
bluegrass band. This band has proven
to be a great opportunity  as it has
allowed me to travel across most of
the United States and see things I
would have never saw otherwise. One
of the greatest benefits has been
making so many wonderful friends. It's
always sad to say goodbye.  
I became an officer with the Rock Hill
Police Department in '88 and remained
there until '01. I worked in various
capacities including Patrolman, Master
Police Officer, and Sergeant. Most of
my time there was spent as a road
officer... until... I made the Chief mad
and was transferred to the Detective
Division. I am now proud to serve as
the Assistant Chief of Police for an
upstate South Carolina law
enforcement agency. I supplement my
regular duties
as a Master Instructor at our police
academy. I'm
proud to say that I've spent the
best years of my life working to be
the best "Yes Man" money could buy.
I certainly don't have much free time
and; therefore, I don't have many
hobbies. I do; however, enjoy dealing
with undependable  people...
occasional, marginally- irritating
unsolicited vocal
commentary...whiners...
tales of woe...people who leave the cap
locks on... administrators that require
unnecessarily taxing amounts of
self-affirmation... talking to my
imaginary friend...unsolicited advice...
slow drivers in the fast lane... impatient
people... getting shot at... cheese
puffs, and... best of all... spending
other people's money.