Bauer Brown started his Law Enforcement career in 2013. In 2016, he started as a full-time interdictor/K9 handler with the Apache County Sheriff's Office Special Crimes Enforcement Team. In 2016, Bauer was nationally awarded for conducting a "cold" traffic stop that resulted in a seizure of 34 pounds of heroin and 36 pounds of cocaine. In 2017, he was nationally awarded for another "cold" traffic stop resulting in a seizure of 206 pounds of cocaine. He has testified in both federal and state courts in several interdiction cases and continues to work full time interdiction on Interstate 40 and Highway 60. Bauer has been a guest speaker in some of law enforcement's largest training conferences where his instruction has been described as "best in the Nation" "game changer" and has been credited to restore passion in officers who had planned to leave this career. As a certified general instructor, Bauer is constantly looking to help train other officers to recognize criminal activity during their everyday contact with the public. It is for that reason he founded ACE Interdiction Tactics. "This type of training is vital to the pro-active cop, it sets the foundation for officers to build an impenetrable case and win in the courtroom"

Jeremy has been a sworn peace officer for 16 years. Jeremy is currently assigned as a K9 handler on a HIDTA DHE interdiction team. He has held that position for over 10 years. Jeremy and his team conduct investigations into criminal and drug trafficking organizations, target high-level smugglers, and collaborate with law enforcement partners around the nation to remove dangerous drugs, weapons and other contraband from our streets. Jeremy specializes in highway interdiction and as such, handles a drug detection canine. Jeremy has personally seized millions of dollars in drug proceeds, thousands of kilograms of controlled substances, and much more. Jeremy has discovered hundreds of hidden compartments and has become an expert in identifying compartments that others routinely miss. Jeremy has testified in court as an expert countless times.

Nic Bonney began his career with the Nebraska State Patrol in 2011. In 2019, he joined the Criminal Interdiction Unit, and by 2021, he was assigned a canine partner. Nic and his team specialize in nontraditional interdiction methods, focusing on parcel interdiction and consensual encounters. Since joining the Criminal Interdiction Unit, Nic has been directly involved with several significant narcotics seizures, including 260 pounds of methamphetamine, 43 kilograms of cocaine, 52.2 pounds of fentanyl, and 450 pounds of marijuana. These seizures were made using innovative interdiction techniques, including parcel investigations and consensual encounters. Nic has provided expert testimony in numerous federal and state court cases involving interdiction and continues to actively work in full-time interdiction operations. Recently Nic was invited as a guest instructor of parcel interdiction at one of the nations largest interdiction conferences.