Taylor Casey's Career and Consulting Business

• 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.