Eagle's Nest Consulting Group, LLC

10/09/2019

ENCG welcomes Ron Humphries as a managing partner!!

Ronald C. Humphries - Managing Partner
Ron Humphries is a managing partner with Eagle’s Nest Consulting Group, LLC. Mr. Humphries served for over 30 years with the Department of Justice, Bureau of Alcohol, To***co, Fi****ms and Explosives. During his career, he conducted complex investigations of criminal activity including violent crimes, narcotics and firearm violations. As case agent in multiple complex investigations, he handled all administrative functions of case management to include: Undercover operations, search and seizure, surveillance operations, interviews, trial prep, court testimony etc.. He was recognized as the case agent on an investigation that was one of the largest methamphetamine drug busts in San Francisco Division history with a street value of over one million dollars. Mr. Humphries was employed by the Federal Government for over 30 years, and retired from the Bureau of Alcohol, To***co, Fi****ms and Explosives in June 2019 as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge in the Denver Field Division.
Mr. Humphries attended the University of Colorado and Colorado Tech University and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Logistics Management, and an MBA from National University.
Prior to his career with ATF, Mr Humphries worked as a Logistics Manager for the Department of Defense (DoD) working for both the Navy and Air Force. Mr. Humphries served as a Lt. Commander in the US Navy Reserve and is a veteran of the Gulf war, and Operation Enduring Freedom.

10/17/2016

Check out Bambenek Investigative Group, first rate investigations in the Seattle area!

10/16/2016

ENCG welcomes our new associate, Donald Bambanek, II, Senior Consultant-Security and Investigations. Don services the Pacific Northwest and brings years of investigations and security experience to our team. Check out Don's experience at www.encg.net

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07/15/2016

Lone Wolf Attackers-Nothing New Here

Recent events in Nice, Paris, Dallas, Orlando and San Diego have ramped up the media coverage of the "Lone Wolf" attacker. The thing is, this is nothing new. Individuals can be inspired by whatever the inspiration flavor of the month may be. Radical Islamic fundamentalism, anti abortion fanatics, hate inspired violence directed at minorities, the lists go on and on, and individual "lone wolf" attackers have been directing violence towards innocents for a very long time all over the world.

What do we do about it here in the U.S.? Buy guns, arm guards, hire more police, pass laws restricting guns, cut immigration, add medal detectors? Pick your political position and drone on. Adoption of new laws and restrictions, failure to adopt laws and restrictions, more of something and less of another are just attempts to add to our collective comfort level, but none of them address the root cause of the lone attacker nor do they address the simple ingenuity used in these attacks. Our best defense is prior intelligence work in identification, intervention and disruption ....read the rest at our website, www.encg.net

07/15/2016

Fires drills...check, tornado shelter plans…check. Active Shooter plan? Do you need one?

Terrorism, disgruntled workers, active shooters all big news items. Scary stuff. I am often asked by potential clients what they need to do about these things. My response is this: Do you have a fire drill in your building? Do your employees know where to go in the event a tornado warning is issued for your workplace? These things are drilled into us as kids and we are accustomed to the annual building drill where the orange hats and vests come out and everyone meets in a designated place. It’s a good idea, it can save lives in an emergency but what are the odds of your building catching fire or being hit by a tornado?

Still, we do it because it’s what we are taught and ultimately the responsibility for safety and security in the workplace lies with the employer.

Having a plan for an active shooter in this age is also a good idea....check out the rest of this post at www.encg.net