Sergeant Mike Prafke comes to Inverness with 30 years of police service, most recently as Deputy Chief for the Village of Schaumburg. He holds a B.A. in Criminal Justice from Aurora College, and is also a graduate of Northwestern University’s Staff & Command School. “I am looking forward to building a Police Department from the ground up and working with the citizens of Inverness to keep the community a great place to live and raise a family.”

Don Suchomski has 30 years of police service, most recently with the Schaumburg Police Department. He is a graduate of Harper College with special experience in Traffic Enforcement, Investigations, and Field Training. “I am privileged to be part of the new Inverness Police Department and look forward to building new relationships within the community.”

Sergeant Ted Adamczyk served as a Commander in the Mt. Prospect Police Department before coming to Inverness. He has a B.A. in Law Enforcement Administration from Western Illinois University and is a graduate of the Staff & Command School at Northwestern University. He has nearly 29 years of police experience with specialization as a Firing Range Officer and extensive investigations Experience. “I look forward to working with the residents to meet their needs through community policing.”

Mark Waclawski comes to Inverness from the Elk Grove Village Police Department where he serves as Sergeant. He is a graduate of Harper College and the Staff & Command School at Northwestern University. The 27 year police veteran is a Firing Range Officer and Field Training Officer. “I am excited about the opportunity to help mold a new Police Department from the beginning.”

Jeff Glueck served as a Detective in the Palatine Police Department. The 29 year police veteran graduated from Mac Murray College with a B.S. in Criminal Justice. He has been a Field Training Officer and has experience in Tactical Operations. “I look forward to continuing my law enforcement career in Inverness and working with the citizens of the community.”

Wes Gustafson, a 28 year police veteran from the Elk Grove Village Police Department, is a graduate of Loyola University with a B.S. in Criminal Justice. His areas of expertise include Accident Investigation and Reconstruction, and Truck Enforcement. “I have lived in and developed close personal ties to the area over the last 28 years and I now look forward to serving the community.”

Tony Cinquegrani was a Sergeant in the Wheeling Police Department before coming to Inverness. He holds a B.A. in Criminal Justice from Lewis University and is a graduate of the Command Officer Development course at the University of Kentucky. His areas of expertise are Investigations and Juvenile Affairs. “I am looking forward to serving with a group of highly trained officers in the unique community of Inverness.”

John Pearson, previously a Commander in the Rolling Meadows Police Department, has a B.A. in Management from National Louis University and is a graduate of the Staff & Command School at Northwestern University. A 30 year police veteran, he has experience as an Evidence Technician, Field Training Officer and Arson Investigator. “The new Inverness Police Department offers me a chance to get back to doing the things I think are so important: making a positive difference for the community, and helping people in distress.”

Mike Untiedt, most recently a Detective with the Glenview Police Department, brings 27 years of police experience including expertise in Accident and Arson Investigation. He is a graduate of Western Illinois University with a B.S. in Law Enforcement Administration. “I am honored to have been selected as one of the original members of the Inverness Police Department and look forward to serving its residents.”

Scott Stoeckel comes to Inverness with 31 years of police experience, most recently with the Glenview Police Department. He is a graduate of Harper College. His specialties include Truck Enforcement, Accident Investigation, and Evidence Technician. “I am honored to be selected to be among the first Police officers for the Village of Inverness.”

Mike Kirby, a former Sergeant in the Wheeling Police Department, is a graduate of Triton College with 30 years of police service. He has been a Field Training Officer and has experience in Major Crimes and Tactical Operations. “Being with an organization from the start and watching it grow is a great feeling. I look forward to molding the Inverness Police Department from the ground up.”