Los Angeles/Orange County Division
Southern California Leadership
Southern California Projects Director
Sergio Borbon
Sergio has 31 years of law enforcement experience in Southern California. During his time with Gardena PD, he worked patrol, motor officer, training officer, narcotics detective, traffic investigator, and was on SWAT as an operator or a team leader for over 28 years. He was on the peer support team and a department instructor in the areas of use of force, arrest and control, and driving. In addition, Sergio was instrumental in successfully managing a grant from the Office of Traffic Safety involving 20 agencies in LA County worth over $1.2 million annually. After promoting to Sergeant, he oversaw SWAT, District 3 supervisor (southern section of the City of Gardena), and a patrol shift supervisor. He was the weekend night shift Watch Commander when he retired this past year. Sergio was also employed for almost 15 years at El Camino College as a consultant for the South Bay Police Academy and an Adjunct faculty for the Administration of Justice department.
Southern California Client Services Coordinator
Michael Cabrera
Michael began his distinguished 20+ year law enforcement career with the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department and later transferred to the Santa Monica Police Department. During his time in Santa Monica, Michael was selected for numerous special assignments which included: Mounted Patrol, SWAT, Gangs/Narcotics, Administration, Detective Sergeant and served as a patrol supervisor until his retirement. Michael has many years of training and was responsible for writing the department’s Field Training Manual and Policy and Procedures manual. Michael was also an adjunct professor at the community college level and private universities. After his retirement, Michael spent 10 years in the private sector as a regional sales manager working with prestigious companies such as Heckler and Koch until his recent retirement. Michael brings a great deal of experience and knowledge to our team which he looks forward to sharing with our clients.
Training Team Supervisor
Tony Rios
Tony has over 25 years of law enforcement experience with the Fullerton Police Department. Early in his career, he was a full time DARE officer and spent three years as a School Resource Officer. He has worked as a detective in the Family Crimes Unit and as a detective in an under-cover capacity. He spent several years as a Field Training Officer before being promoted to Sergeant. As a Sergeant, he supervised the Field Training Program, Family Crimes Unit, and the Gang Unit before being promoted to Lieutenant. As a Lieutenant, he has managed Patrol, the Traffic Bureau and currently manages the Investigations Bureau which encompasses: Crimes Persons, Property Crimes, Special Investigations Unit, Narcotics, Community Services and Crime Scene Investigations. Tony is also part of a county wide training cadre that teaches Police Officers how to respond to Active Shooter incidents. Tony has been part of the SWAT team for over 20 years and rose from operator to Team Leader and ultimately, Commander. Tony also developed and manages the UAS/DRONE program at Fullerton Police Department and is a FAA approved pilot.
Instructor/Risk Control Consultant
Geoff Noonan
Geoff Noonan has over 30 years of law enforcement, military, and private sector experience, having begun his professional career as a Naval Officer in 1993. Geoff earned a Bachelor of Arts from California Polytechnic at Pomona and received a commission as a Naval Officer from UCLA. Prior to starting his law enforcement career, Geoff served as a U.S. Naval Officer from 1993 to 2000 making two deployments to the Persian Gulf and one to the Western Pacific. He served as an Engineering Officer on board USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), Operations Officer and Tomahawk Watch officer onboard USS Merrill (DD976) and Course Manager for Anti -Submarine Warfare Training Command Pacific Fleet. Following his military career, he took on a new challenge and joined the US Secret Service as a Special Agent. As a Special Agent with the Secret Service, he has worked on various protective and investigative assignments. He began his career in the San Diego Field Office where he worked counterfeit and cyber enabled fraud cases and was assigned the San Diego Regional Fraud Task Force. During that time, he conducted one of the largest thefts of credit card data. It also resulted in several international arrests. In 2006 he was transferred to Washington DC and was assigned to the Presidential Protection Division (PPD). During his time on PPD he protected the President and their families for President George W. Bush and President Barrack Obama. He conducted numerous protective advances including participating in five National Security Events (NSSE). In 2011 he was transferred to the Los Angeles Field Office and was the supervisor for the Asset Forfeiture Squad. He then quickly rose through the ranks and was promoted to the Assistant to the Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Secret Service Cyber Fraud Task Forces (CFTF) Los Angeles. Here he conducted numerous high level complex cases to prevent, detect, and mitigate complex cyber-enabled financial crimes, with the goal of arresting and convicting the most harmful perpetrators. During his time, he created one of the largest and most effective cyber-crime task forces in the country bringing together cyber teams from federal, state, and local law enforcement. Additionally, he worked closely with private sector stake holders to continue to develop current trends in cyber-crime. After 20 years of service to the USSS, Geoff Noonan retired and accepted the role as the Chief Security Officer (CSO) for the iconic MGM Studios. Where he oversaw all aspects of the studio’s physical and cyber security operations. During his time, he managed the studio’s response to COVID and how to safely return the workforce back to “normal” operations, while supporting operational tempo, movie production and marketing events. He oversaw a flawless World Premiere of James Bond “No Time To Die” in London in 2021. Additionally, he oversaw all the security integration after the purchase of MGM by Amazon.
