Biography

RANDY SUTTON

Randy Sutton is a retired Field Lieutenant with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept and a thirty year police veteran. He began his career as a Patrolman with the Princeton Borough Police Dept. and left that department holding the rank of Detective. In 1986 he joined the Las Vegas Metro Police and served as a Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer, and Narcotics Detective before being promoted to Sergeant. He held that rank for 13 years while being assigned to Patrol, Field Training, Community Oriented Policing, Investigations, Task Force Operations and Supervisor of Advanced Training. Most recently, he served with the Northwest Area Command. He is one of the most decorated Police Officers on the department holding commendations for "Valor", Meritorious Service" Community Service Award" and several "Lifesaving" awards.

Randy has also been featured on numerous episodes of the popular television show "COPS", "America's Most Wanted", "Cop Files" and co-starred in the pilot episode of "Las Vegas" with James Caan. A member of the Screen Actors Guild, Randy has also appeared in such feature films as "Casino" with Robert DeNiro, "Miss Congeniality II" with Sandra Bullock and "Fools Rush In" with Salma Hayek as well as numerous commercials. He has also been featured as a Law Enforcement Commentator for Fox News and the "Maury Povitch Show" as well as numerous news broadcasts.

Randy is the author of three popular books published by St. Martins Press. "TRUE BLUE Police Stories by Those Who Have Lived Them" and "A Cop's Life" and "TRUE BLUE To Protect and Serve". His articles on Law Enforcement related issues have been featured in "American Police Beat", "Law Officer Magazine", "Policeone.com". He travels extensively, speaking to Law Enforcement Agencies and groups on the subject of ethics and integrity in a presentation entitled "Policing with Honor" based on his popular article of the same name published in several national Law Enforcement Publications.