Cindy Anderson started her law enforcement career in 2007 with the Carlsbad Police Department, where she worked as both the Senior Crime Analyst and the Senior Management Analyst for 15 years. She is currently the Manager of Regional Information Services with ARJIS, which compiles and analyzes data for the entire San Diego region. Cindy was also a Sergeant in the Marine Corps from 2001-2005. She has both Master's and Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Behavioral Studies. She also won the California Crime & Intelligence Analyst Association (CCIAA) Crime Analyst of the Year award in 2022.

Since becoming the Crime Analyst for Arcadia Police Department, Kristin Blair has expanded her expertise to include facial recognition by becoming a SME for the Los Angeles County Regional Identification System. She has also served on the board of the Southern California Crime & Intelligence Analysts’ Association. She has been the president of the City of Arcadia’s Employee Advisory Committee since 2019. After obtaining both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Criminal Justice from California State University, Long Beach, Kristin went on to get her Crime & Intelligence Analysis certification at Cal State Fullerton. 

Aine began working for a local department as an intern, and has worked a variety of positions there since, including Police Aide, Senior Community Services Officer – Court Liaison, and Executive Assistant to the Chief. Currently, Aine is employed as the department’s first ever Civilian Investigator, a role she helped create, and works under the Detective Bureau. She obtained her Bachelor's in Criminal Justice from CSULB with minors in Forensic Studies and Communication Studies.

Samantha Epton began her law enforcement career as an intern at the Huntington Beach Police Department and Orange County Sheriff's Department before becoming a part-time Crime Analyst at both agencies. Since 2021, Samantha has been a Crime Analyst at the Irvine Police Department, where she focuses on tactical analysis. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from CSULB, a master’s degree in Criminal Justice from Arizona State University, and a Certificate in Crime and Intelligence Analysis from CSU Fullerton.

Carina Gomez started in Law Enforcement as a Crime Analysis Intern for the Anaheim Police Department. From there, she went on to be a part-time Analyst at the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. She is now currently a Crime Analyst with the Anaheim Police Department. Carina focuses
on tactical analysis and works closely with patrol officers. She attends patrol briefings daily, and helps direct patrol officers on where crime hotspots are occurring. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and a Certificate in Crime and Intelligence Analysis.

Ashley Hood has worked in Law Enforcement for 14 years in a variety of positions.  She has worked in crime analysis for the last eight years, and is currently the Crime Analysis Unit Supervisor at Anaheim Police Department. Ashley has co-presented at the Crime and Intelligence Analysis state conference and is teaching multiple Crime Analysis courses for undergraduates, graduates, and law enforcement professionals.  She is on the mentoring committee with the International Association of Crime Analysts and is a mentor herself. Ashley has a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and a graduate degree in Business Management.

Suzanna Howard joined the Tustin Police Department in 2006 as their first Crime Analyst. She is currently embedded in the Detective Bureau and assists with criminal investigations. Suzanna attends patrol briefings weekly to share relevant information about crime. She is a Subject Matter Expert for Call Detail Records and a Cellebrite Certified Analyst for forensic analysis of cell phones. She holds a BS in Organizational Management, an MBA in International Development, and a MS in Forensic Science.

Darcy Jones has been employed in law enforcement since 1999, and she is currently supervising Crime Analysis and Crime Prevention at Irvine Police Department. Darcy holds a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Cal State Fullerton and a master’s degree in Public Administration from Cal State Northridge. She studied Criminology in the doctoral program at University of California at Irvine where she was a Teaching Assistant, Research Assistant, and teacher of an Introduction to Criminology course.

In 2017, Ashley was offered a position as an Intelligence Analyst with the Department of Justice. In 2015, Ashley obtained the Crime and Intelligence Analyst certification along with a certification in Geographic Information Systems. That same year, Ashley completed her crime analysis Internship with Redlands Police Department and shortly after was hired as a Crime Analyst for Chino Police Department. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with an emphasis in Criminology in 2013, and a Master of Science in Homeland Security in 2014. 

Eva Mazzeo is a safety and government services professional with 20 years of experience. She is currently a Crime and Intelligence Analyst who collaborates with police administrators, detectives, patrol officers and her peers to pursue leads and solve crimes. Eva believes that an analyst's ability to identify distinct patterns in the complex world of big data drives the crime and intelligence analysis world forward. Eva is skilled in GIS, location-based technology analysis, link analysis, business analysis, and relational databases. She holds a Professional Certificate in Crime and Intelligence Analysis, and a BA in Sociology.

Alexandra Monzon’s tenure in Law Enforcement extends over 15 years. She has spent the past 12 years working as a Senior Criminal Intelligence Analyst for the Anaheim Police Department. Prior to her current assignment, she worked numerous investigative support positions throughout the department, which included the Tourist Oriented Policing team and the Economic Crimes Unit. Alexandra has a bachelor’s degree in Public Administration with a minor in Criminal Justice and a graduate degree in Public Administration.  

Jenette Osborne is currently employed by the Hermosa Beach Police Department as a Crime and Intelligence Analyst. Prior to Hermosa Beach, Jenette served as the Crime Analyst for the Los Gatos / Monte Sereno Police Department. Jenette graduated from Indiana State University with a master’s degree in Criminology; and obtained a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from University of California Riverside.

Martha Robbins has over 20 years of crime analysis experience. She began her career as a Crime Analyst with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) in 2001, where she was assigned to East L.A. Station and West Hollywood Station. She spent the majority of her 17 years with LASD assigned to Detective Division as the Crime Analyst for Major Crimes Bureau and Operation Safe Streets Bureau. Martha has also worked as a Crime Analyst at the Costa Mesa Police Department. She has been honored with the Distinguished Service Award from LASD, the highest award bestowed upon a civilian employee. She has also served as a board member for the Southern California Crime and Intelligence Analysts' Association. She earned a BS in Criminal Justice from Northern Arizona University and holds a Professional Certificate in Crime and Intelligence Analysis from CSU Fullerton. 

Natalie Rowe has been working as a civilian in law enforcement and public safety since 2013. She has worked in several different areas including patrol operations, investigations, and most notably in crime and intelligence analysis. At present, she is a Senior Crime and Intelligence Analyst with a tribal public safety department, and has created all crime analysis and intelligence functions for her department. Natalie holds bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice and Psychology. She is also a certified Crime and Intelligence Analyst with the California Department of Justice.