DALE L. JUNE
           AUTHOR, LECTURER, UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR,
​Ghost Writer and Book Indexer   
FORMER POLICE OFFICER, U.S. SECRET SERVICE AGENT,
U.S Customs Intelligence Research Specialist

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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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Contact  Dale L. June - 4mrusss@gmail.com

                   
                 SEMINAR TOPICS:
              
  • Basics of Executive Protection
  • Terror and Terrorism
  • Tools of Thinking/Critical Thinking
  • 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


​Guest Speaker Topics:

  • Comparing Biblical and Sharia law & Legislative and           Moral Laws
  • The Battle of Karbala  1500 years ago 
  • Cultural Diversity
  • Current Issues in Law Enforcement
  • Fear, Society and the Police
  • Domestic Violence and Other Topics of Current Interest.

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

​AUTHORSHIP

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Ghost Writer of IN CRIME"S WAY: A GENERATION OF U.S. STORIES - The Life of a U.S. Secret Service Legend- Carmine Motto, The Special Agent in Charge of the Secret Service Counterfeit/Undercover Unit in New York City

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 were 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.​