DALE L. JUNE
           AUTHOR, LECTURER, UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR,
​Ghost Writer, Book Indexer, and Book Cover Design  
FORMER POLICE OFFICER, U.S. SECRET SERVICE AGENT,
U.S Customs Intelligence Research Specialist
Ghost Writer for Carmine Moto's Memoir - In Crime's Way; A Generation of Secret Service Adventures
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University Professor of Criminal Justice, Psychology, and Sociology

Guest speaker for Executive Protection Training Seminars and Public and Private Venues.
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         Email - 4mrusss@gmail.com

                                    SEMINAR TOPICS:
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                      Basics of Executive Protection
                      Terror and Terrorism
                      Tools of Thinking/Critical Thinking and Learning
                      Fear, Society and the Police
                      Psychological Disorders
                      Communication and Leadership
                      Current Issues in Law Enforcement
                      Cultural Diversity
                      Creative and Report Writing
                      Sociology and Psychology for Executive Protection
                      Sociology andPsychology for Police​​

Honesty is the First Chapter in the Book of Wisdom ​- Thomas Jefferson​

​​AUTHORSHIP

Dale June's books  are based on many years experience in:
  • Law enforcement
  • Protective services including the US Secret Service during four  presidential administrations,
  • Owner/operator of his own personal protection company
  •  Executive Protection Specialist for large corporations,  
  • Many years experience teaching and research.
 
The books are written on four levels.
  • For the person with no experience in the field 
  • For the veteran with several years experience 
  • For the person having a need for such services  
  • For those who like to read non-fiction simply to learn
 
Method and Intent of Writing
  • To be as entertaining and informative as possible
  • A narrative style of actual stories and situations rather than a “cook book recipe check-list” type approach 
  • To answer many of the questions a newcomer to the profession might have  
  • To remind the veteran that though “it ain’t all glory” there are many rewards for doing the  best job possible and complacency can be dangerous​
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