Ryan Williams
Prior to my career in law enforcement, I graduated from Abington Heights High School. While attending high school, I participated in sports such as football and track. Upon finishing my senior year, I joined the United States Navy. I had always known I had a calling to serve and protect in any way I could. Upon completion of boot camp, I was selected to be in a personal reliability program in Silverdale, WA. While serving, I was part of a Marine unit that would work with sensitive assets within the police department. During the program, I underwent continuous evaluation, followed strict medical regulations, and maintained high standards. I regularly participated in CBRN training, completed my HMMWV license, and trained on an array of weapons. I also received multiple awards and achievements, including a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (NAM). After completing my active duty, I continued my career in law enforcement and attended the academy in 2023. During my law enforcement career, I have attended multiple training sessions each year and continue to improve my skills. I have developed an interest in SFST and ARIDE procedures and continue to try to improve those skills. I appreciate the military-like environment and feel at home with my coworkers.
Work History
Police Officer
2 Years 9 Months- Participated in community events as a way to put a face to a name.
- Respond to calls for service at local establishments such as hotels, restaurants, schools, and more.
- Respond to 10,000 calls for service
- Enforce traffic laws on local and state roads.
Police Officer
2 Years 9 Months- Enforced local laws, regulations, and ordinances while promoting compliance among residents.
- Participate in events as a way to show positivity toward the department
- Conducted routine patrols to ensure public safety and deter criminal activity.
- Respond to 5000 calls for service
Military Police Officer
4 Years- Enforced security protocols and ensured safety during military operations.
- Upon completion of boot camp, I was selected to be in (PRP) Personal Reliability Program a United States Department of Defense security, medical, and psychological evaluation program designed to permit only the most trustworthy individuals to have access to nuclear weapons (NPRP), chemical weapons (CPRP), and biological weapons (BPRP).
Very familiar with Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense (CBRN defense)
Education
No Degree - Act 120
No Degree - Criminal Justice
Associate of Science
Skills
Certification
- Participated in (ALERRT) Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training in 2025 (2-day class)
- Attended Enforcement of PA vehicle inspection regulations with ILEE (15 hours) in 2025
- Attended Interview and Interrogation Class in 2025 with ILEE (22.5 hours)
- Attended Search and Seizure class in 2025 with ILEE (8 hours)
- Attended Traffic patrol/ Drug interdiction with ILEE in 2025 (15 hours)
- Attended Drug interdiction and conducted the complete traffic stop at the Northeast Counterdrug Training Center in 2026 (16 hours)
- Attended Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training in 2026 (4 day course)
- Attended Response to the non-criminal barricade: disengagement and special relationships training in 2026 with Savage Training Group (8-hour) course)
- Attended report writing and case preparation with ILEE in 2026 (7.5 hour course)
- Attended SFST practitioner course with ILEE in 2026 (24 hour course)
- Attended ARIDE with Team DUI in 2026 (16 hour course)
- Attended Fundamentals of On-Scene Vehicle Collision with ILEE (24 hour class)
- Will be attending SFST instructor school with TEAM DUI in early 2027