Steven D. Duncan This is Me

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 Web References

1. 1. Brief Resume of

   www.talepi.org/duncan.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/24/2004   Last Visited: 6/19/2005

   Steve Duncan will be the adjunct instructor from DODPI.
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   Steven D. Duncan
   
   Steven D. Duncan is an Investigator and Polygraph Examiner for the Georgia Department of Public Safety based in Atlanta, Georgia.
   
   In addition, he maintains a private practice conducting Polygraph Examinations for Clients in Georgia and Tennessee as well as providing quality control reviews and expert witness testimony in the Judicial System. He also provides Private Investigation and Dignitary Protection. Steve concurrently instructs Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council classes for the Northwest Georgia Police Academy.
   
   Formerly, Steve functioned as the Deputy Director of Argenbright International Institute of Polygraph responsible for the development of polygraph curriculum and training, administration of polygraph examinations, quality control reviews, and expert witness testimony. Steve joined Argenbright from the Walker County, Georgia Sheriff's Office where he served as Training Coordinator and Forensic Psychophysiologist attaining the rank of Detective Sergeant.
   
   Steve previously served as a Criminal Investigator for the Chattooga County Sheriff's Office and as Director of Emergency Management in Chattooga County, Georgia. He has also served as Captain for the Trion, Georgia Fire Department and Captain and Emergency Medical Technician for the Penn Valley, California Fire Department. He has experience teaching as a FAA Certified Flight Instructor and a Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration Instructor.
   
   Since obtaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree from West Georgia College in 1978, Steve has received over 2000 hours of Emergency Service, Law Enforcement, and Polygraph related training. Steve has maintained his currency as a Certified Peace Officer and as a Senior Peace Officer Standards and Training Council Instructor with numerous specialty endorsements. He is a graduate of the Department of Defense Polygraph Institute and has participated in and instructed at numerous National, State and local agency training seminars across the United States and overseas.

2. 2. www.gastongazette.com

   www.gastongazette.com/news/pol - [Cached]

   Published on: 8/17/2007   Last Visited: 8/18/2007

   Fans should not be surprised at the sight of metal detectors and uniformed officers at the gates, said Gastonia Police Capt. Steven Duncan. The same bans and rules that applied last year are still in effect this year.
   
   Officers are sometimes asked to patrol the parking lot during games, Duncan said. School bans on alcohol, tobacco and drugs are still in place, Duncan said.
   
   "We don't want to arrest anyone, but we also want to head off any problems before they start and that's one way of doing it," Duncan said.
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   It's best to leave loose change or anything else made of metal at home, Duncan said.
   
   "Officers have to screen everyone and that will get you hung up at the gate," Duncan said.