Shawn Metzner: Crisis Management And Security Consulting

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Shawn Metzner holds a degree in Crisis Management and Security Consulting. He is a trained Private Investigator and has over 25 years of field experience in all aspects of public safety. Shawn has over 20 years of experience in Search and Rescue in various types of environments and disasters. He has lead both Search and Rescue response teams on local, state and national disasters. Shawn has also served on both local and federal disaster medical response teams and has successfully developed statewide medical and public health surge response teams.

Shawn has worked for nearly every county in the state doing Search and Rescue and has been a part of many of the largest missing person and homicide investigations over the last 20 years. He is a

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