L. Tyler Clark
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L. Tyler Clark is a veteran law enforcement professional with a 31-year tenure at the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, where he earned a reputation as a leading authority in administrative and personnel investigations. As a Lieutenant, he supervised patrol and detention operations, but was most notably entrusted with complex internal investigations, overseeing disciplinary reviews, administrative appeals, and deputy-involved shooting inquiries. His work in this area involved direct presentations to the Sheriff, Assistant Sheriffs, and County Counsel, offering investigative insight, legal analysis, and policy recommendations.
Serving in the Professional Standards Bureau, Tyler managed high-stakes internal affairs cases, assessing civil liability and ensuring procedural integrity in personnel matters. His investigative acumen also informed department-wide risk management and policy enforcement strategies. He developed and instructed advanced training courses on topics such as leadership, ethics, report writing, and administrative investigations—reinforcing professional standards across the department.
Tyler led a major policy reform project, transitioning the agency to a Lexipol-based manual, and later founded Big Eye Investigations and Consulting in 2024. His firm specializes in POST-approved applicant background checks and internal workplace investigations. Holding a Master’s in Public Administration and multiple POST certifications, Tyler continues to shape the standards of professional accountability in law enforcement.
L. Tyler Clark has led numerous high-level administrative and personnel investigations throughout his career, particularly during his service in Internal Affairs. His responsibilities included conducting sensitive internal inquiries, managing disciplinary processes, and advising senior leadership on policy compliance, ethics, and civil liability. His ability to navigate complex personnel cases and ensure transparency and accountability remains a defining strength.
As project leader for the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department’s Lexipol transition, Tyler oversaw the overhaul of departmental policy, with a strong focus on reducing liability and standardizing administrative procedures. His deep familiarity with legal frameworks and operational standards positioned him as a key figure in mitigating organizational risk.
Tyler consistently advanced professional standards through training and mentorship. He developed and delivered specialized instruction on leadership, policy enforcement, and internal affairs practices. His supervisory roles across patrol, custody, and investigations further demonstrate his commitment to ethical leadership and personnel development
OUR TEAM IS COMPOSED OF FORMER FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT DETECTIVES FROM
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FOUNDER AND CEO
Joe DelGiudice
Joe DelGiudice, with over eight years as Chief Investigator at the Riverside County District Attorney's Office, led a team of 200 law enforcement professionals to prominence in modern policing. His three decades of experience spanned multiple areas, including white-collar crimes, gang investigations, cold cases, fugitive apprehension, and more.
DIRECTOR OF SECURITY
Doug Stice
Doug brings 27 years of investigative expertise from the Los Angeles Police Department, retiring from the Major Crimes Division with a broad experience in handling high-profile cases such as homicides, cyber crimes, and more. His career highlights include specialized skills in infrastructure security and event threat analysis for major events like the Oscars and Grammy Awards. Doug now leads Virtual Cyber Cop, focusing on cyber crime solutions.
DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL INVESTIGATIONS
Dennis Vrooman
Dennis Vrooman, former Undersheriff of Riverside County, oversaw 4,000 personnel in the state’s second largest Sheriff’s Office, where he played a pivotal role in managing complex law enforcement operations. His leadership followed a distinguished career with both the Downey and Murrieta Police Departments, where he gained extensive experience in community policing, operational oversight, and public safety initiatives.
