3 Questions
What is Taylor Casey's current profession?
Consultant
How many hours of additional training did Taylor Casey take from 2011 to 2019?
150
What does Taylor Casey charge for one day of trial testimony?
A flat fee
Study Notes
- Taylor Casey is a retired detective with the Chesapeake County Police Department.
- He graduated from high school in 2002 and from Anne Arundel Community College in 2004 with an A.A.S, in Law Enforcement.
- He enrolled in the CCPD Police Academy in 2004 and began working as a police officer with the CCPD in 2005.
- In 2010, he was promoted to Detective.
- From 2011 to 2019, he took about 150 hours of additional training, in eight- and sixteen-hour increments, in various fields, including drug enforcement and drug detection.
- In 2012 he began working in the Special Investigations Division in the Narcotics Unit as a Narcotics Detective.
- In 2015 he was promoted to the head of the Narcotics unit, and he actually approved Jordan Carmichael's transfer to Narcotics in 2016, where he was Carmichael's direct superior.
- While working at CCPD, he also taught at the CCPD Police Academy on subjects including entry level training in identification of controlled dangerous substances and the dangers of fentanyl ingestion.
- In July of 2020, he left the police force to start a private consulting business, Casey Industries.
- Casey Industries specializes in reviewing police investigations to look for potential errors or improper conduct.
- He is currently the only full-time employee at his firm.
- He employs a part-time administrative assistant and he has as-needed contracts with two private investigators, but he handles the vast majority of our work on his own.
- He has spent 14 hours of work in this case reviewing the available evidence and preparing his report for trial.
- If he testifies at trial, he will charge his standard flat fee for one day of trial testimony.
Learn about Taylor Casey's career as a detective with the Chesapeake County Police Department, his transition to private consulting with Casey Industries, and his role in law enforcement training and investigations.
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