Background

Carol Sciannameo Investigations Inc., is owned and operated solely by Carol Sciannameo.

Class A License A9200376

The agency is insured as per Section 493.6118(1)(i) F.S. and Incorporated in the State of Florida.

Carol is a member of FALI and of the Gulfport Chamber of Commerce and a Florida Notary Public.


Education

Polytechnic University Master of Science

Brooklyn, New York Organizational Behavior, 1998 Degree

St. Joseph's College Bachelor of Science

Brooklyn, New York Human Resources Administration, 1995, Distinguished Graduate Degree

FBI National Academy Graduate, Session 158

Quantico, Virginia 1989 Program

Click to view Carol's curriculum vitae.


Professional Experience

St. Petersburg College Adjunct Instructor

St. Petersburg, Florida July 2000 to Present, Design/Development/ Instruction of various on-line computer crime courses in WebCT format

New York City Police Department Lieutenant

Retired 12/2000. New York, New York NYPD

Click to view Carol's resume.


Licenses and Certifications

FDLE Certified Law Enforcement Instructor FDLE

Private Investigator Florida, Class C License No. C2300327

Private Investigator Agency Florida, Class A No. A 2300125

Concealed Weapon/Firearm Florida, License No. W2024497 State Division of Licensing


Carol Sciannameo currently teaches numerous online computer crime courses for St. Petersburg College, Allstate Center. The following is a link to her homepage at the college, and contains information for the program: St. Petersburg

These courses are part of a certificate that has been recognized by FDLE to satisfy up to nine months of the one year educational internship requirement for a Class CC Private Investigator, who wishes to obtain a Class C license. The classes are also part of a degree track. All courses are three credit undergraduate college level courses, accredited by Middle States.

Carol Sciannameo was hired by the New York City Transit Police Department in 1980. By the beginning of 1982, as a rookie, was assigned as one of the first female full time anti-crime officers in District One, which was located at 59th Street Columbus Circle. She went on to a citywide Anti-Crime Unit and was one of the first 12 officers assigned to the elite Transit Police Decoy Unit, under the direct supervision of Jack E. Maple. Jack Maple is the creator of the network television show, "The District." Carol was promoted to Detective, and almost immediately thereafter to Sergeant. Most of her career until attending the FBI National Academy was apprehending, investigating and prosecuting violent predicate felons on the subways of New York. After the FBI Academy, Carol went on to pursue a bachelor's degree and then onto a Master's Degree. While going to school at night, she could not work the rigorous anti-crime schedule and had to perform administrative/investigative functions.

Some of her assignments included Commanding Officer/Equal Employment Opportunity, Commanding Officer/Career Path Unit, Sergeant in the Strategic Planning and Policy Division as well as assignments to Field Investigations Units. As a Lieutenant, Carol was the Special Operations Lieutenant in District 4, which covered most of the East Side of Manhattan. After obtaining her Police Instructor certification went on to be the DARE Lieutenant in the Office of the Deputy Commissioner of Community Affairs of the NYPD. The two departments (NYPD and Transit had merged by that time, and transfers from Bureau to Bureau were available). Carol then went on to follow the designs of her degree track and became Personnel Officer in two large Divisions of the Police Department.

Carol Sciannameo's investigative career is extensive and her background in all aspects of policing is diverse.

Carol Sciannameo and Jack Maple worked together for numerous years, and she considers him her mentor. He went on to create Compstat, write screenplays and books. She is very proud to be mentioned in his book, Crimefighter: How to Make Your Community Crime Free. The following link leads to an excerpt from this book:

Crimefighter Book

Carol has been in New York Magazine and Stern (a German Publication) as well as numerous New York newspapers.

Carol is a member of the Board of Directors of St. Pete Pride and has chaired the Committee on Safety.

Carol actively bred AKC English Bulldogs for several years, and as you can see by the logo, are her still her passion.