Ric Barber — Instructor Profile
About Ric Barber
Ric Barber started his law enforcement career in 2000 as a State Trooper with the Georgia State Patrol. During his 17 years as a State Trooper, he was assigned to various units to include the DUI Task Force, Motors and as a K9 Handler on the Criminal Interdiction Unit. After leaving the Georgia State Patrol, he was hired by a local police department, where he has been employed for the last seven years. Since joining the agency, he has been assigned to Traffic, Motors and then assigned to the Crime Suppression Team, where he was promoted to Sergeant as the unit commander. He is the third vice president for the Southeast Chapter of the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators and a member of the Georgia Auto Theft Intelligence Council.
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Great class very knowledgeable instructor. A lot of great information provided
Awesome class and great instructor. Very knowledgeable
Khani Daniels
Good knowledge learned a lot.
Very educational and productive class
Excellent instruction and course material!
Incredible wealth of knowledge!
Highly recommended for LEOs wanting to learn more about vehicle investigations.
Opened my eyes to a whole other level of vehicle theft investigations. I realized we are just scratching the surface of stolen vehicles, and this class opened my eyes to the level of sophistication these theft rings are involved in. Gave m…
Great class!
Informative gives more tools to help with auto thefts.