Randy Mucha        

        "The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it."   Henry David Thoreau

I grew up in DuPage County and graduated from Hinsdale Central in 1981.  I received an Associates degree in Criminal Justice in 1984 and worked as a retail Loss Prevention Manager for I. Magnin for several years before getting hired as an Oak Brook Police Officer in 1987. I earned a promotion to Sergeant in 1999. I served as Oak Brook's first K-9 handler from 1993-2000. I am married and have one son.  Among my many specialty assignments as an Officer, I served as a Field Training Officer, Crash Reconstructionist, Juvenile Officer, Detective Sergeant, Division Commander, Internal Affairs Investigator, and Supervisor of the E-911 Communications Center.  In 1999 I completed the Northwestern University Supervision of Police Personnel (SPP) program. In 2001 I earned a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Social Justice (CSJ) from Lewis University and in 2002 a Masters of Arts Degree in Organizational Leadership.  I also completed the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command  (SPSC) in 2002.   I am currently performing investigations, background checks, asset verification, skip tracing, surveillance, counter-surveillance / bug sweeping, and service of process.  Supported charities include American Cancer Society, St Jude's Children's Hospital and Habitat for Humanity. Hobbies include auto racing, travel, and photography. I also donate my services as Webmaster for the Illinois Police Work Dog Association (ILPWDA). 

E-Mail me at randy@randymucha.com