Staff And Instructors

William T. Marshall II

WILLIAM T. MARSHALL II (“Ted”)

Director In Chief

Marshall Protection & Investigation

Tampa Executive Airport

6582 Eureka Springs Rd., Ste. 222-B, Box 209 Tampa, FL 33610

Phone: (813) 728-2067– Fax: (813) 597-0010

Email: marshallpi@marshallpi.com www.marshallpi.info

FL Lic. #A2200313 / B1000101 / DS2600052

William T. Marshall II (“Ted”) brings over 36 years’ experience to the security and investigation industry.

Ted began his career in the United States Air Force and graduated from the Air Force Security Police Academy. During the Vietnam War, he served with the Combat Security Police K-9 teams protecting U.S. Air Force bases. Stateside, he was assigned to Strategic Air Command protecting Alert B-52 Bombers armed with nuclear weapons. His duties also included transportation and storage protection of nuclear weapons.

Military Experience – United States Air Force

1973 – USAF Strategic Air Command, Kinchloe AFB, Sault Ste. Marie, MI

Secret Security Clearance

Provided nuclear weapons security and protection

1971-72 – Vietnam

Combat Security Police K-9 Teams

Member USAF Black Beret Anti-Commando Security Forces.

Highly trained and specialized in protecting assets and personnel.

1970 – Camp Bullis, San Antonio, TX

Combat Preparative Course/Anti-Terrorist/Anti-Commando Training

1970 – Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TX

USAF-Based Training

Security Police Academy

Security Police K-9 – Patrol Dog Training

Education

1974-1978 – University of Illinois, Chicago, IL

Major: Police Science/Criminal Investigation

Professional Experience

2002-Present Marshall Protection & Investigation, Inc., Tampa, FL (Director in Chief)

1988-2002 Marshall Services, Tampa, FL (CEO)

Macri-Marshall Consultants International, Tampa, FL (Lecture Consultant)

Marshall Investigation Agency, Inc., Tampa, FL (President)

Marshall Investigation Agency, Inc., Lehigh Acres, FL (President)

1985-88 Event Protection International, Tampa, FL (President)

1981-85 Executive Protection and Investigation Associates, Tampa, FL (Vice President)

1979-80 Loss Prevention Detective Agency, Chicago, IL

Ted has an extensive background throughout his professional career in event protection, which includes (but is not limited to):

§ NFL Super Bowl

§ International Grand Prix car racing

§ Baseball

§ Wrestling

§ PGA tournaments

He has vast experience in the following:

§ management of security operations,

§ consulting and training security staff

§ liaison operations for law enforcement, emergency fire and medical services

§ specialized training for military security forces and tactical police units

§ executive protection and VIP services and training

§ anti-terrorist training and operations

FL Licenses:

Marshall Protection & Investigation

A2200313 / B1000101 / DS2600052

Security Officer Instructor – DI2100126

Security Officer – D2120291

Statewide Firearm License – G2103239

Concealed Weapon or Firearm License – W2121038

Private Investigator – C8700426

Robert L Weinfurter

ROBERT L. WEINFURTER

Chief of Staff

Marshall Protection & Investigation

Tampa Executive Airport

6582 Eureka Springs Rd., Ste. 222-B, Box 209 Tampa, FL 33610

Phone: (813) 597-0002 – Fax: (813) 597-0010

Email: cajunrw@marshallpi.com www.marshallpi.info

FL Lic. #A2200313 / B1000101 / DS2600052

Positions, Education and Training

1965 - Graduated Tarpon Springs High School Tarpon Springs, Florida.

- Basic training, Marine Corp Recruit Depot Parris Island S.Carolina (12 weeks)

- Infantry Training Regiment Camp Geiger, North Carolina (4 weeks)

- Advance Combat Training (4 weeks)

1966 - Assigned to “Alpha” Company 1st Battalion 6th Marine Regiment 2nd Marine Division, Fleet Marine Force.

- Explosive, ordinance and demolition mini School (2 weeks)

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

- Assigned to 5th Recon Battalion, 23rd Regiment. 5th Marine

Division. Camp Pendleton, California

- Extreme multi volume training including mountaineering school,

LFTU School with UDT (also known as SEAL) Team.Coronada, California.

(2 weeks)

- U.S. Navy dive school - Subic Bay, Philippines (4weeks)

- Recon Advance Training, consisting of patrol techniques,

weapons deployment, cover, concealment, escape and evade. (6months)

- Additional Training with SEAL team on USS Tunny submarine, sub ops, wet

& dry launches, LCR off and on shore. Mindanao, Philippines

1966-1968 - Republic of Vietnam Alpha Company 3rd Recon Battalion, 3rd

Marine Division Primary A.O. was the I Corp area.

- One of the first classes to attend the new Sniper School in country, in

addition to extensive Jungle Warfare with many and varied objectives. Khe

Sanh & Hue Phu Bai (2 weeks)

1968 - Alpha Company 2nd Recon Battalion, 2nd Marine Division. Team was

assigned aggressor duty against one Battalion of Marine on Mediterranean

operations, primarily Sardinia and Corsica along with the assistance of the

French Foreign Legion.

- Promoted E-5 Sgt, in under 3 years (not a record but close)

- Made platoon Sgt then acting platoon commander (2nd lieutenant position)

“Alpha” Company,2nd Recon Battalion for the remainder of my time of

active duty in the United States Marine Corp, teaching about every aspect

of Recon Marines mission and accomplishing the requirements to obtain

the coveted MOS (8650,8651,8652,8653,8654)

1971 - Attended 480 hour Pinellas Police Academy - Pinellas County, Fl

- Attended 40 hours of breathalyzer school

- Made Team Leader Scuba Team

- Made threat analysis and adequate response Team Leader

- Made weapons, range and training Team Leader

- Defensive Driving Instructor school

1975 - Joined 351 Military Police Co USAR

- As time marched on, I was promoted to E-6 Staff Sergeant. Assumed

responsibilities of Field 1st Sergeant Range and Weapons training and

all aspects of military police procedures both in the field and garrison

- Recieved the 96 hour certificate for Military Police

2007 - Chief of Staff, Marshall Protection & Investigation Inc.

Duties and responsibilities:

Provide logistics to each mission and operations under hand

- Current certifications with more to come

- NRA certified Military and Police Firearms Instructor

- NRA certified Civilian Firearms Instructor

- NRA certified Chief Range Safety Officer

PHIL PEPLINSKI

PHIL PEPLINSKI

Head Instructor

Marshall Combatives

Marshall Protection & Investigation

Tampa Executive Airport

6582 Eureka Springs Rd., Ste. 222-B, Box 209 Tampa, FL 33610

Phone (813) 802-4621– Fax: (813) 597-0010

Email: mliverio@marshallpi.com www.marshallpi.info

Phil Peplinski (Master Instructor) brings over 30 years of experience to the protection industry.

Military Experience – United States Air Force He began his career in the United States Air Force where his duties included: Criminal Investigation Photography, Autopsy Photography, Accident Investigation Photography, and In-Flight Photography.

He served as a member of law enforcement with the US Air Force Police and earned Expert marksmanship awards for both rifle and pistol.

Professional Experience

Phil also has extensive background in hospital emergency room security. His duties at Tampa General Hospital included: prisoner control during medical clearance procedures, control of psychiatric patients, and maintaining security in the Level 1 Trauma Center.

Martial Experience

As Chief Instructor of Marshall Combatives, Master Phil Peplinski brings over 20 years of martial arts experience.

His knowledge of tactical weapons and defensive tactics training are crucial elements to the Marshall Combatives program. He is a World Head of Sokeship Council Instructor of the Year, is on the Board of Directors for the American Hapkido Federation, has the leading Torite-jutsu school in the state of Florida, trains officers of various law enforcement agencies (including SWAT), members of US military counter-terrorism, intelligence, and special operations, instructs security personnel (including the largest nightclub in the Tampa Bay area), and has spent nearly the last decade studying, in depth, street-level confrontations. This culmination of experience, research, and practical application has spawned a devastatingly effective approach to the professional security and protection industries.

J. Robert Patterson

Head of Military, Law Enforcement and Civilian Firearms Training

Marshall Protection & Investigation

Tampa Executive Airport

6582 Eureka Springs Rd., Ste. 222-B, Box 209 Tampa, FL 33610

Phone: (813) 932-0852 – Fax: (813) 597-0010

Email: marshallpi@marshallpi.com / www.marshallpi.info

FL Lic. #A2200313 / B1000101 / DS2600052

J. Robert Patterson, (Robert) has over 26 yrs experience in tactical firearms instruction. Robert served over 25 yrs in the United States Navy and Naval Reserve retiring in 2004.

Military Experience – United States Navy

1979 - SSC Orlando, FL

1980 - 1981 NTC Great Lakes IL

1981 - 1983 USS SEMMES DDG18

Nuclear Weapons Security Team Member

Nuclear Weapons Security Team Leader

Landing Force Team Member

1982 - Naval Small Arms Marksmanship Instructor NEC0812

1984 - 1997 NWS Charleston SC

1987 - Security Team member

1988 - Augmented Security Force Instructor

1997 - Naval Instructor School NEC9506

1997 - Naval Physical Security Instructor NEC9545

1997 - 2001 NS Mayport Fl

2001 - Recalled active duty in support of Operation Enduring Freedom

2001 - 2002 Range master NAS Pensacola FL Small Arms Facility.

Trained and qualified over 3000 military and government personnel in

handgun, shotgun, submachine gun, rifle, and crew served weapons.

2002 - Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Firearms Instructor

2002 - Dept of Defense Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor

Professional Experience

2003 - 2006 Adjunct Instructor Military Education Institute/Center for Anti-

Terrorism and Naval Security Forces

Instructed military and law enforcement personnel in VBSS, SRFA, SRFB,

FPFT and ASC courses.

Tactical team movements, combat movements, defensive tactics,

takedowns, personal restraint and handcuffing. Reactive and shoot and

move techniques

2004 - Expandable baton instructor

2004 - OC instructor, level one

2007 - Present Firearms Instructor Marshall Protection and Investigation

FL Licenses:

FL Firearms instructor: K 260072

FL Security instructor: DI 2800035

FL Firearms license: G 2801079

FL Security Officer: D 2806818

Mark Liverio

MARK LIVERIO

Instructor

Marshall Combatives

Marshall Protection & Investigation

Tampa Executive Airport

6582 Eureka Springs Rd., Ste. 222-B, Box 209 Tampa, FL 33610

Phone (813) 802-4621– Fax: (813) 597-0010

Email: mliverio@marshallpi.com    www.marshallpi.info

Mark Liverio volunteered for service with the United States Navy during the final stages of the Persian Gulf War and reported for Recruit Training one week after his 18^th birthday. He was selected as a member of a Joint Deployable Intelligence Support team while stationed at the Atlantic Intelligence Command. His duties there, combined with a TS/SCI+ (Top Secret/Special Compartmented Information Plus) Security Clearance, included the safeguarding of US Navy cryptographic and COMSEC intelligence materials. During his service with Naval Intelligence he earned a Joint Meritorious Unit Commendation, National Defense Service Medal, US Navy Good Conduct Medal and, a US Navy Sharpshooter (Pistol) Medal.

Martial Credentials

                                       Instructor Marshall Combatives

                                       2^nd Dan Black Belt

                                       1^st Dan Black Belt Hapkido

                                       1^st Dan Black Belt Torite-jutsu

                                       Junior Black Belt Yong Sung Lee Hapkido

                                       Student of Luzviminda Arnis Kali

Martial Experience – Mark has trained in the following arts/systems either as a full-time student, as a work-out partner with an instructor of the listed art/system, or as a seminar attendee:

   Aikido (including Tenshin), Aiki-jujutsu, Arnis Kali (Luzviminda), Five Animal   Kempo, Hapkido (including Sin Moo), Jeet Kune Do (Original and Concepts), Judo, Kenjutsu, Kenpo, Kickboxing, Krav Maga, PFA/KAI, Taekwondo, Tiger Claw Kung Fu, Torite-jutsu, Western Boxing, and Wing Chun (Ving Tsun) Gung Fu.

   Mark is currently working on esoteric elements of the martial arts with Hanshi Stephen Kaufman of Dojo no Hebi. Hanshi Kaufman is author of 37 books including the Martial Artist’s Book of Five Rings and the definitive interpretation of Sun Tzu’s Art of War.

   He is proficient in knife throwing, a skill learned under the tutelage of his father

and first instructor,Samuel J. Liverio, an active field agent with Marshall Protection & Investigation.

Military Experience – United States Navy

1993 – 1996  Atlantic Intelligence Command, Norfolk, VA

                    - Consolidated Intelligence Communications Center

                    - Network Operations Center

                    - Joint Deployable Intelligence Support (Team 3)

1992             Naval Technical Training Center Corry Station, Pensacola, FL

1992             Naval Recruit Training Center, Orlando, FL

Education

2000 – 2002  B.A. English/Creative Writing

                    University of South Florida, Tampa, FL

                    Magna Cum Laude

                    Provost’s Scholar

                    Arts & Sciences Honor Society

                    Honor’s College

1997 – 1999  A.A. Mass Media Communications

                    Hillsborough Community College, Tampa, FL

                    Phi Theta Kappa International Honour Society

                    High Honors

                    Dean’s List

                    Editor-in-Chief Hawkeye Student Newspaper

                    Staff Writer Triad Magazine

Professional Experience

    Mark stepped down as Assistant Director of Admissions for a Florida-based private university to teach Adult Basic Education, General Education Development and VPI full-time for Hillsborough County Public Schools.

    He volunteers part-time as a teacher of English for Speakers of Other Languages with a local non-profit institution.

    He is the recipient of the Hillsborough Technical, Career and Adult award for Outstanding Rookie Teacher of the Year 2007-2008.

    He co-authored, along with Captain Ben Liner, USN (Ret.), the Mil-Tech novel Unseen Terror – published under the pseudonym Brian Lee.

    Mark can be seen in the independent short film The Tunnel where he takes on the role of government operative Michael Jensen (lead protagonist). His dedication to the project earned him credits as a script writer, fight choreographer and associate producer. Release date TBA. Previews at: www.myspace.com/infinitymotionpictures

    Spanish language skills.

William Steinbacher Jr.

WILLIAM W. STEINBACHER JR.

EVENT SPECIALIST SUPERVISOR

6582 Eureka Springs Rd, Ste 222-B

Box 209 Tampa, FL 33610

Phone: (813)597-0002 Fax: (813)597-0010

Email: marshallpi@marshallpi.com /www.marshallpi.info

William W.Steinbacher Jr. has over 10 years of experience in the private sector of the security industry and 4 years of working as a correctional officer.

William began his career in the night club of Seaside Heights, New Jersey. He has worked many night clubs with some reaching capacities of over 6,000 patrons in the North New Jersey area. He then transitioned into the casino security industry of Atlantic City which led to his position as the Original Crowd Control Specialist Supervisor of Borgata Casino, Hotel, and Spa. He was the supervisor of all security assigned to the night clubs, bars, special events, and executive protection for the Borgata. He trained the crowd control specialists in their defensive tactics and use of force policies.

William relocated to Missouri where he worked for the Boone County Sheriff's Department located in Columbia Missouri as Correctional Officer. There he brought knowledge and skills that were implemented into the department's training. He then accepted a position as an officer within the Missouri Department of Corrections. There he became a member of the prison's tactical team "Emergency Squad". William was also assigned as an instructor within the prison's team of defensive tactics instructors and taught the tactical team in advanced hand to hand combat.

Education and Training

Black cat Kenpo & Small Circle Jujitsu
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. level 1 instructor
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. level 2 instructor
Strategies for Effective Communication and Conflict resolution
C.L.A.M.P, Defensive technique
P.P.C.T. defensive tactics
Boone County Defensive tactics
Taser
Datamaster ( BAC breath analyzer)
Rapid Assault Tactics
Attended 2006 U.S.N.S.T.A. defense/anti terrorism training conference
Foundation Skills for Trainers couse for the adult learning types
Missouri Dept. of Corrections Training for Trainers in DefensiveTactics
Missouri Dept. of Corrections Custody Basic Training
Nova Stun Shield