Meet the Team
Instruction Led by Experience

Kyle Shoberg is a Street Crimes (IMPACT) Police Sergeant serving in Northern California with 19 years of law enforcement experience. He has spent seven years as a K-9 handler and three years as a K-9 Sergeant, with additional experience working alongside SWAT operations.

Kyle is POST-certified in SWAT & K-9 Interacting During Deployment (SKIDDS) and has extensive experience in high-risk patrol and tactical environments.

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Throughout his career, Kyle has been involved in numerous critical incidents, responded to multiple officer-involved shootings, and has been directly involved in four officer-involved shootings. He has conducted over 500 K-9 deployments resulting in more than 60 K-9 apprehensions.

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Kyle is the recipient of multiple commendations and awards, including two Medals of Valor, the Distinguished Service Medal, and a Life Saving Ribbon. He was credited with saving the life of a fellow officer who was shot in the line of duty.

Mark Redlich served 13 years with the Sacramento Police Department, where he held assignments in Patrol, the Crime Suppression Unit, Gang Enforcement, Professional Standards Unit and was assigned to the department’s full-time SWAT Team. In addition to his operational duties, Mark served as a department instructor, teaching patrol tactics, officer rescue, mass casualty response, and patrol clearing techniques.

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As a full-time SWAT operator, Mark participated in hundreds of high-risk search warrant services and tactical deployments. He was responsible for developing Tactical Action Plans and served as a lead facilitator for training in active shooter response, large-scale infrastructure clearing, search warrant operations, vehicle assaults, tactical medicine, and tactical shooting. Mark has been involved in numerous critical incidents, responded to multiple officer-involved shootings, and was directly involved in an officer-involved shooting.

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Mark also served on the Quick Response Force for former Vice President Mike Pence and provided dignitary protection for former President of Mexico Enrique Peña Nieto, former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, former Governor Jerry Brown, the Sacramento Mayors, and Hometown Hero Alek Skarlatos.

Detective William Maslak is an experienced law enforcement professional with a background in narcotics enforcement, complex investigations, and high-risk operations. Since beginning his career in 2018, he has progressed through demanding assignments by consistently demonstrating strong performance, initiative, and operational proficiency.

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Detective Maslak began his career in patrol, where he quickly distinguished himself through proactive enforcement efforts focused on narcotics-related investigations and arrests. In addition to his patrol duties, he served as a Field Training Officer, mentoring and developing new officers while emphasizing sound tactics and officer safety. He was also selected to serve on the SWAT team, where he participated in high-risk tactical operations that enhanced his experience in coordinated response, crisis management, and decision-making under pressure.

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Currently, Detective Maslak is assigned to the Special Investigations Unit and currently serves on a Narcotics Task Force. His work focuses on fentanyl overdose investigations and the dismantling of drug trafficking organizations. He has led or contributed to more than 60 fentanyl-related homicide investigations, utilizing digital intelligence, undercover operations, and coordinated enforcement efforts to identify suppliers, disrupt trafficking networks, and remove dangerous narcotics from the community.

Detective Andrew Graham is an experienced law enforcement professional with a background in patrol operations, specialized assignments, and complex investigations. He began his career in 2017 as an on-call deputy with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office before later that year transitioning to full-time service with the Folsom Police Department. Since that time, he has demonstrated consistent professional development, operational effectiveness, and a commitment to proactive, problem-oriented policing.

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During his early assignments in patrol, Detective Graham distinguished himself through proactive enforcement and community engagement, resulting in significant arrests and crime-reduction outcomes. His performance led to selection as a Detection K-9 handler, expanding his experience in high-visibility enforcement operations. He later served on the department’s Problem-Oriented Policing (POP) team, where he utilized data-driven strategies to address chronic crime issues, including narcotics activity and repeat offenders.

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Detective Graham also served as a Public Information Officer (PIO), where he managed media relations, public communications, and critical incident messaging. In this role, he supported transparency while ensuring accurate and timely dissemination of information. Currently assigned to the Special Investigations Unit, Detective Graham focuses on complex investigations involving drug trafficking, overdose cases, and organized criminal activity. His diverse operational background allows him to integrate patrol-level experience with advanced investigative techniques, providing practical and informed perspectives in both enforcement and instruction.

​Jason Collins retired as a detective from the Sacramento Police Department at the end of 2025 after a 28-year career. For the last eight years of his career, he was assigned to the Human Trafficking Unit, investigating crimes of human trafficking, pimping, and pandering. Detective Collins was also assigned to the Sacramento FBI Child Exploitation Task Force, where his primary responsibilities as a member of the task force were to identify and locate juvenile victims of sex trafficking and to investigate the subjects involved in their exploitation. Detective Collins is the course coordinator for the Robert Presley Institute of Criminal Investigation 40-hour Human Trafficking Investigation Course which is attended by law enforcement from throughout California. Detective Collins has given expert testimony on the topics of human trafficking, pimping, and pandering in state and federal court. Detective Collins works with various non-profit organizations and NGOs to help provide victim services and education.

Detective Anthony Figueroa served eight years as an infantryman in the United States Marine Corps before joining the Sacramento Police Department in 2014. He is currently assigned to the department’s Human Trafficking Unit and serves as a Task Force Officer with the FBI’s Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force and the Sacramento Regional Human Trafficking Task Force. In this role, he investigates human trafficking, pimping, and pandering cases, with an emphasis on victim-centered, prosecutable investigations.

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He has extensive experience planning and conducting operations targeting massage parlors, street-level pimping, and prostitution, as well as investigating violent crimes connected to commercial sexual exploitation. Since joining the Human Trafficking Unit full-time, he has focused exclusively on trafficking cases and has been recognized as an expert in human trafficking by the Sacramento County Superior Court, providing expert testimony in more than two dozen cases.

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In addition to his investigative work, Detective Figueroa is actively involved in training and education. He regularly instructs at the Western States Information Network Human Trafficking Conference and provides training for the California District Attorneys Association and the Department of Justice. He teaches specialized courses on human trafficking investigations, undercover social media investigations, search warrants, and courtroom testimony, and works closely with non-profit and nongovernmental organizations to support victims and provide community education.