"Special Operations Forces cannot be mass produced." - SOF Truth III

 Scott is a seasoned law enforcement professional with a distinguished career spanning over thirteen years and serves as Legacy's Chief Law Enforcement Advisor.

A proud Marine Corps Veteran, Scott's journey into law enforcement began in 2012. Since then, he has continued to serve with distinction as an active-duty law enforcement officer.

Scott is currently assigned as a team leader for his agency's regional swat team. Over the last decade, Scott has also become an accomplished Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt, further enhancing his abilities as a SWAT operator and specialized instructor.

Scott's commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in his extensive certifications, including NC Tactical Training Certification, NC Firearms Instructor, NC Subject Control Instructor, Force on Force Instructor, and Special Operations Combatives (SOCP) Instructor.  Gracie Survival Tactics Level 2 Instructor and Lead EFC Instructor. 

Mark’s law enforcement career began after separating from the Marine Corps in 1986. From 1987 to 2000, Mark served as a Police Officer in Missouri. In 2000, he transitioned to federal law enforcement, joining the FBI as a Special Agent. While with the FBI, Mark served as the SWAT Senior Team Leader for his team and gained considerable experience executing high-risk search warrants and deployments outside of the continental United States. Following retirement in 2021, Mark continues to serve as an Active Shooter Response Instructor for a Nationally Recognized program having taught more than 2000 LEOs across the United States. 

 Bryan brings the company over 16 years of state and local tactical law enforcement experience. Bryan began his career as a Drug Task Force narcotics officer at a local law enforcement agency. Eventually, he went to the county Emergency Response Team and served as a SWAT operator. At this time, he also served on a joint task force as a warrant officer with the Philadelphia Warrant Unit, planning and executing tactical operations resulting in the apprehension of violent criminals. 

In 2017, Bryan began working with the U.S. State Department overseas as a Protective Security Specialist (PSS), where he fulfilled multiple deployments to Iraq and was assigned to the ambassador's protection detail. As a PSS operator, Bryan also served the State Department as a Global Anti-Terrorism (GATA) instructor, developing and teaching the following curriculums; 

• Response to an active shooter incident (RASI)
• Protection of National Leaders (PNL)
• Crisis Response Team (CRT)
• Advanced Crisis Response Team (ACRT)
• Quick Reaction Force (QRF)
• Advanced Quick Reaction Force (AQRF)
• Critical infrastructure security and resilience (CISR)
• Instructor Development (IDC)
• Protecting Soft Targets (PST)

In addition to serving as a State Department instructor, Bryan also instructed Special Missions Units in executing personal security operations during anti-terrorism missions. Most recently, Bryan has been instructing at the State Department's Foreign Affairs Security Training Center (FASTC) as a CQB and Defensive Tactics instructor for DSS Special Agents and OGAs. As a leading instructor for FASTC, Bryan has delivered  training compliant with the Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation (FLETA) standards on tactical firearms, suspect apprehension and control techniques, non-lethal force, CQB, small unit tactics, tactical medicine, and mission planning. 

 With a highly kinetic career in the 75th Ranger 3rd Battalion, Brian served as an assaulter and Assault Team Leader with multiple combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Following his military career, Brian entered civic service in Richmond, VA, as a patrol officer, quickly transitioning to the Richmond PD SWAT Team. After serving 16 years as an operator at RPD SWAT, Brian assumed leadership as the team’s SWAT Commander in 2020.