Resume

• 2006

  Preventing Domestic Violence and Crimes Against Children in Placer County. Board of Directors assisted Executive Director and Staff in operating an Emergency Housing Facility for women and child victims of family violence in Placer County

  additionally provided training and education for responding and preventing violence within families.

  Peace for Families

  Leadership Development

  Investigation

  Police Misconduct

  Police

  Public Safety

  Police Brutality

  Public Administration

  Counterterrorism

  Police Training

  Expert Witness

  Criminal Justice

  Training

  Public Speaking

  Criminal Investigations

  Teaching

  Police Administration

  Advanced Criminal Investigations: Skills and Techniques for Detectives in the 21st Century

  Advanced Criminal Investigations is an exciting and thought-provoking examination of the challenges that face today's criminal investigators. The book opens with information on universal keys to successful criminal investigations developed by the author

  Stephen D'Arcy

  after four decades of law enforcement experience in both a major city police department and a rural sheriff's department. Mr. D'Arcy is a faculty member at California State University

  Sacramento where he teaches advanced criminal justice courses. He holds a master of science degree in management from California State Polytechnic University

  Pomona and graduated from California's Command College for police executives. Mr. D'Arcy is a acknowledged expert witness in areas of use-of-force

  ethics

  corrections

  officer-involved shootings

  internal affairs investigations

  and SWAT for federal and state courts.

  Advanced Criminal Investigations: Skills and Techniques for Detectives in the 21st Century

  Steve D’Arcy is currently a faculty member at California State University

  Sacramento in the Criminal Justice Department teaching classes in Leadership

  Advanced Criminal Investigations

  Police Administration

  Police and Society and Collective Bargaining. In addition to teaching

  Steve serves as an expert witness in criminal and civil cases for government agencies as well as plaintiffs in the areas of police procedures

  use-of-force

  SWAT

  jail procedures and police pursuits. \n\nDuring his career in law enforcement

  Steve served with the San Jose Police Department for 22 years

  retiring as Captain of Detectives. In 1994

  he was appointed Undersheriff for Placer County Sheriff’s Department

  retiring in May 2008.\n\nWith nearly 40 years of experience in law enforcement

  he is a graduate of St. Mary's College in Moraga

  California

  with a BA in Public Management and obtained a Master’s of Science degree in Management from California State Polytechnic University

  Pomona. He holds a teaching credential and taught Internal Affairs Investigations at California State University

  San Jose

  from 1988 to 1998. He is a nationally recognized expert in police procedures

  use of force and criminal investigations

  testifying in federal and state courts. He is also a graduate of California POST Command College

  Class 9. \n\nSteve has authored many law enforcement articles and received numerous awards. He has served on several statewide committees and local boards of directors such as the Auburn Rotary Club

  Peace for Families and the Placer Law Enforcement Chaplaincy. He was the training chairman for the California State Sheriff’s Association “Seconds-In-Command

  ” member of the State Attorney General’s Organized Crime and Criminal Intelligence Committee

  and a member of the United States Attorney’s Anti-Terrorism Committee for the Eastern District of California and an instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Glynco

  Georgia.

  Stephen

  D'Arcy

  Placer County Sheriff's Department

  San Jose Police Department

  California State University

  Sacramento

  Cognella Academic Publishing

  Direct and control the investigative activities of Police Detectives assigned to various specialized units.

  San Jose Police Department

  Undersheriff

  Responsible for the daily operations of a 500 member Sheriff's Department

  directing Criminal Investigations

  Jail Operations

  Coroner Services

  Court Security

  Personnel Administration

  Budget Development and Control of $65 million annually

  Public Safety Leadership

  networking with elected officials

  county administrators

  community service organizations

  federal and state agencies and community contacts and communication. Serving as an at-will appointee

  reporting directly to the elected Sheriff.

  Placer County Sheriff's Department

  California State University

  Sacramento

  Sacramento

  California Area

  Educator

  Adjunct Professor Department of Criminal Justice

  Folsom

  California

  Advanced Criminal Investigations is an exciting and thought-provoking examination of the challenges that face today's criminal investigators. The book opens with information on universal keys to successful criminal investigations developed by the author

  Stephen D'Arcy

  after four decades of law enforcement experience in both a major city police department and a rural sheriff's department. Mr. D'Arcy is a faculty member at California State University

  Sacramento where he teaches advanced criminal justice courses. He holds a master of science degree in management from California State Polytechnic University

  Pomona and graduated from California's Command College for police executives. Mr. D'Arcy is a acknowledged expert witness in areas of use-of-force

  ethics

  corrections

  officer-involved shootings

  internal affairs investigations

  and SWAT for federal and state courts.

  Author of \"Advanced Criminal Investigations\"

  Cognella Academic Publishing

  Auburn Rotary Club

  Certificate of Appreciation

  Department of the Navy - NCIS

  Top Cop Award

  San Jose Police Department

  Governor's Commendation for Service - Los Angeles Riots

  California Governor's Office

  Resolution of Appreciation

  California POST Commission

  County of Placer Board of Supervisors Public Service Commendation

  Placer County Board of Supervisors

  California Office of Emergency Service - Earthquake Relief Services

  California OES

  Governor's Commendation for Service - Loma Prieta Earthquake

  California Governor's Office

  Mayor's Commendation for Service to the City

  San Jose City Mayor's Office

• 2003

  Preventing and responding to Family Violence

  Peace for Families

• 2002

  Member of Community Service Organization who strived to follow the International model of \"Service before Self\".

  Rotary International

• 1996

  Board of Directors assisted in working with trained volunteer staff who respond to emergency events and provide compassionate assistance to Victims

  Witnesses

  Families and responding Peace Officers who all are effected by violent crimes

  accidents

  suicides

  and other tragedies.

  Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy

• 1990

  Master's of Science Degree

  Management

  Command College Class 9

  California State Polytechnic University-Pomona

  Advanced Criminal Investigation

  Police and Society

  Leadership in Criminal Justice and Public Safety

  California POST Commission - Management

  Supervisory

  Advanced

  Intermediate and Basic Certificates. Graduate of California's highly regarded Leadership Skills course

  Command College

  Class 9

  California Commission on Peace Officer Standards & Training

• 1977

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Public Management

  Saint Mary's College of California

• Crimes Against Children

  The death of 6-year-old Jadianna Larsen has tugged at the heart strings of Sacramento County and beyond. Her burned body was discovered last week in Glenn County

  and her mother's boyfriend was recently arraigned on murder charges. Sacramento State Criminal Justice professor and author

  Stephen D'arcy shares insight into the minds of child killers and what possesses them to commit such heinous acts.

  Crimes Against Children