TWW BIO - LAW ENFORCEMENT
At the end of WW II he was involved with the US Army Counter Intelligence Corps and after moving to Houston, in 1960 he served on a Harris County Grand Jury and became one of the founders of the Harris County Grand Jury Association. He served as Chairman of the Law Enforcement Committee for 5 years. In 1973 he was trained in San Jose by the FBI and IBM in the newly established NCIC system on the new IBM 360 mainframe computer. Subsequently he became a speaker and trainer in the Harris County area on the subject of CRIME AND THE COMPUTER. He was founder of the nation’s first Crime Stop program first established in Houston 10 years before it became Crime Stoppers.
Last year’s Houston Police Forensic Lab scandal prompted him to call for the reestablishment of the Grand Jury Association and he has been Chairman of the Association which is assisting in clearing up problems of the Criminal Justice System and is attempting to restore the Grand Jury to its powers and responsibilities provided by the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.  ¶ 4:10 PM