
Automotive Crash Expert
I am a crash reconstructionist with over a decade of law enforcement experience who has been working as a traffic homicide investigator since 2019. My work has focused on resolving complex multi-disciplinary crash investigations including digital forensics, vehicle data systems, and mobile devices.
ACTAR #4659
2024 - Present
TCOLE PID # 396052
2021 - Present
Texas Department of Public Safety
2023 - Present
TCOLE Basic Proficiency
2023 - Present
Detective / Traffic Homicide Investigator
2011 - Present
I started with T.C.S.O. in 2011 as a corrections officer, and I was promoted to deputy in 2012. I graduated top of my class in both academies. I worked as a patrol deputy from 2012-2019, then I joined the Traffic Investigations Unit in 2019. I have been a detective, crash reconstructionist, and traffic homicide investigator for seven years.
Consultant
2025 - Present
In 2025, I was honored to join the team at Crash Dynamics to assist with field investigations, crash reconstruction, and classroom instruction. I have worked on criminal prosecution, criminal defense, and civil litigation cases with them.
Western Governor's University
2019
Analysis of a crash using physical evidence combined with math and physics.
Examination and interpretation of crash data reports obtained from vehicles.
Follow up at incident scenes to identify, document, and report evidence.
Detailed forensic examinations of vehicles including crash data retrieval.
Cause analysis of crashes to identify negligence, recklessness, and other causes.
Member since 2022
Member since 2022
Member since 2022
I have 306 hours of advanced crash reconstruction training.
Advanced Collision Investigation — 80 hours
Tim Lovett, Crash Dynamics, Southlake, TX, 2021
Accident Reconstruction —80 hours
Tim Lovett, Crash Dynamics, Southlake, TX, 2021
Energy Applications in Collision Investigation (CRUSH) — 40 hours
Tim Lovett, Crash Dynamics, Euless, TX, 2022
Bicycle/Pedestrian Collisions — 40 hours
Tim Lovett, Crash Dynamics, Hurst, TX, 2022
Commercial Motor Vehicle Crash Investigation — 40 hours
Lee Jackson, Traffic Crash Reconstruction, Fort Worth, TX, 2023
Motorcycle Collision Reconstruction — 26 hours
Lou Peck, Lightpoint Learning, Virtual, 2023
I have 184 hours of crime scene and forensic mapping training.
Forensic Mapping — 40 hours
Tim Lovett, Crash Dynamics, Grand Prairie, TX, 2019
Crime Scene Investigation (Intermediate) — 40 hours
Stephen Seabolt, Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Fort Worth, TX, 2022
CRASH GNSS Diagram, Analyze, & Deliver — 32 hours
Randall Honeycutt, Trimble Forensics, Lake Worth, TX, 2023
Leica RTC360 3D Reality Capture Solutions System — 40 hours
Joseph F. Wasko, Collision & Crime Scene Forensic Solutions, Fort Worth, TX, 2024
Leica MAP360 Pro Forensic CAD Software — 32 hours
Joseph F. Wasko, Collision & Crime Scene Forensic Solutions, Fort Worth, TX, 2024
I have 164 hours of digital forensic training used in crash reconstruction.
CDR Technician — 16 hours
Tim Seeley, Tim Seeley and Associates, Garland, TX, 2022
CDR Data Analyst — 40 hours
W. R. “Rusty” Haight, Collision Safety Institute, Dallas, TX, 2022
CDR Tool Train-the-Trainer — 8 hours
W. R. “Rusty” Haight, Collision Safety Institute, Houston, TX, 2024
Cellular Forensic Technology — 40 hours
Glenn Bard, PATCtech, Fort Worth, TX, 2021
Cell Phone Evidence: From Seizure to Courtroom — 20 hours
Glenn Bard, PATCtech, Fort Worth, TX, 2023
Video Analysis in Collision Reconstruction — 40 hours
Mark Crouch and Stephen Cash, LEVA International, Virtual, 2025
I have 40 hours of training dedicated to criminal investigations.
Reid Technique of Investigative Interviewing & Advanced Interrogation — 32 hours
Tim Buckley, Reid Institute, Fort Worth, TX, 2020
Eyewitness Evidence and Identification — 8 hours
Lexipol Online Training, Virtual, 2019
Conference Attendance:
I have 51 hours of continuing education in a diverse set of topics.
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