Building skills of contact professionals to stay safe when dealing with occupational violence and aggression. Luke Bond is a prominent Tasmanian law enforcement professional specializing in wildlife crime and environmental compliance. Professional Career:
INTERPOL Engagement: From 2015 to 2016, Bond served as a criminal intelligence officer at INTERPOL in Lyon, France. He focused on international
wildlife trafficking and poaching in Central and Southeast Asia, coordinating transnational operations and capacity-building programs for police and customs officials. Tasmania Police: He previously served with Tasmania Police and the Australian Crime Commission. Wildlife Enforcement: Bond has led various high-level environmental units in Tasmania, including serving as the head of the Wildlife Investigation Unit for the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment (DPIPWE). Current Roles: As of early 2024, he was appointed as the Compliance Manager for the Forest Practices Authority (FPA) in Tasmania. He also serves as a consultant for ANZSOG, focusing on occupational safety and situational awareness for frontline regulators. Areas of Expertise
Transnational Investigations: Bond has extensive experience collaborating with international bodies like the UNODC, CITES, and Europol on cross-border enforcement. Wildlife Crime: He is a recognized expert in illegal wildlife trade, having presented as a keynote speaker at major forums such as the APEC summit. Officer Safety: He developed specialized training programs (COSSA®) designed to manage suspect and witness interactions in high-risk field environments.