GREGORY D. LEE, INC.
SEQUIM, WA

As a retired Supervisory Special Agent for the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and a retired Chief Warrant Officer Five/Special Agent for the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID), Gregory D. Lee's expertise covers the entire law enforcement spectrum. He is a federal and state court qualified expert witness who will thoroughly review both criminal and civil discovery material and provide his clients with a comprehensive written case analysis based on his over 35-years of law enforcement experience. His specific areas of expertise include police procedures, informant handling, deadly force, use of force, arrest procedures, raid planning and execution, undercover operations, physical and electronic surveillance, money laundering, drug identification, clandestine laboratories, terrorism, and investigative procedures, to name a few. As a criminal justice consultant, he provides a wide range of consulting, training, and expert witness services for the legal community and law enforcement agencies. He participated in a complete assessment of Saudi Arabia's drug enforcement organization and made specific recommendations on human capital management, governance, best practices, operations, intelligence, equipment, operational support and training to make it more efficient and effective. Mr. Lee does contract instructing and has provided law enforcement training for various police departments around the country and the world. , concerning his contributions in the arrest of Mir Aimal Kanzi, the lone terrorist who murdered two CIA employees outside their headquarters in 1993. While in Karachi, he was involved in the initial investigation of the murders of four U.S. Citizen employees of the United Texas Petroleum Company, and their Pakistani driver, by terrorists. , with Greta Van Susteren. He is a frequent guest on radio talk shows and has been quoted by numerous domestic and international newspapers and magazines. His unique experiences in Pakistan are mentioned in two best-selling non-fiction books: