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Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type As of 05/25/2016 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License Number Expiration Name Address 4840 07/31/2017 Ackermann, Wendy Porter Datacheck Systems Inc. P O Box 10162 Greensboro, NC 27404-0162 (336) 288-3655 3819 11/30/2017 Aiken, Forrest Arnold G4S Compliance & Investigations 910 Paverstone Dr Raleigh, NC 27615-0000 (800) 927-0456 x2285 2374 07/31/2016 Alcock, Angela Oliver The Carolina Group 714 West Vernon Ave Kinston, NC 28501-0000 (252) 522-9888 4635 06/30/2017 Alderman, James Ronnie Alderman Private Protective Services, LLC 7907 Boykin Bridge Rd Clinton, NC 28328-0000 (910) 214-4721 4844 07/31/2017 Aldridge, Scott Daniel WNC Investigative Services 38 Happy Hollow Rd Clyde, NC 28721-0000 (828) 734-8350 4106 01/31/2017 Alercia, Joseph Peter, II Joseph Peter Alercia 434 Clearfield St Bethlehem, PA 18017-0000 (610) 868-2637 5111 01/31/2018 Alexander, Jamie Katherine Marshall Investigative Group, Inc. 4819 Emperor Blvd Ste 400 Durham, NC 27703-0000 (919) 313-4572 4966 10/31/2016 Allen, Eric Richard Integrix, Inc. 1121 Military Cutoff Rd Ste C-301 Wilmington, NC 28405-0000 (910) 685-3979 Printed May 25, 2016 at 12:09:12 Page 1 of 140 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License (Cont.) Number Expiration Name Address 4771 03/31/2018 Allen, Jason Lloyd Alias Detective Agency P.O. Box 655 Parkton, NC 28371-0000 (910) 241-0074 978 02/28/2018 Allen, Richard Bartow Allen's Professional Investigations, Inc. PO Box 262 Wadesboro, NC 28170-0000 (704) 694-2910 4066 07/31/2016 Amaker, Larry Amaker & Associates Investigations, LLC P.O. Box 104 Hertford, NC 27944-0000 (252) 562-9372 4569 12/31/2017 Amidon, Angela Noble Amidon, Inc. 3319 Heritage Trade Dr Ste 201 Wake Forest, NC 27587-0000 (919) 435-5355 3550 05/31/2018 Anders, James Steven Anders Private Investigation, Inc. P.O. Box 8548 Greensboro, NC 27419-0000 (336) 451-4425 1620 08/31/2016 Andersen, Donald Robert, Jr. G4S Compliance & Investigations 910 Paverstone Dr Raleigh, NC 27615-0000 (800) 927-0456 x2285 1620 03/31/2018 Andersen, Donald Robert, Jr. Andersen & Associates, LLC 4104 Millyork Ct Apex, NC 27539-0000 (919) 414-9990 2903 09/30/2016 Anderson, Donal Preston Defense Investigators Group, Inc. P.O. Box 119 Hanson, MA 02341-0000 (781) 293-4777 Printed May 25, 2016 at 12:09:12 Page 2 of 140 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License (Cont.) Number Expiration Name Address 4210 07/31/2017 Anderson, Paris London The Detective Agency P.O. Box 740824 Boynton Beach, FL 33474-0000 (877) 202-8787 1684 09/30/2016 Andrews, Kenneth Joseph Special Investigative Services P. O. Box 490 Denver, NC 28037-1721 (704) 489-6046 4713 09/30/2016 Andrews, Patrick Joseph The Insight Group of North Carolina, LLC 1217 Airport Rd Ste 417 Destin, FL 32541-0000 (850) 424-6390 4779 03/31/2017 Angelo, Mark Emil Fund Holder Reports, LLC 2201 N Lakewood Blvd Ste D175 Long Beach, CA 90815-0000 (510) 418-5333 4988 01/31/2017 Annis, Steven Michael Steven Annis Investigative Services 105 Pineway St Garner, NC 27529-0000 (919) 622-1359 4926 10/31/2016 Anttonen, James David Elite Investigations 138 1/2 Person St Fayetteville, NC 28301-0000 (910) 759-1722 3357 05/31/2018 Archer, Milton Frederick The Archer Investigative Group, Inc. 8410 Six Forks Rd Ste 104 Raleigh, NC 27615-0000 (919) 789-4905 3357 02/28/2018 Archer, Milton Frederick Veracity Research Co. P.O. Box 1286 Argyle, TX 76226-0000 (940) 240-5029 Printed May 25, 2016 at 12:09:12 Page 3 of 140 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License (Cont.) Number Expiration Name Address 1435 05/31/2018 Arndt, David Carol Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. 8829 US Hwy 601 Dobson, NC 27017-0000 (704) 717-6288 4381 03/31/2018 Arnold, Erik Stephen Hawley Polydien Investigations, LLC 2712 Beehnon Way Raleigh, NC 27627-0000 (919) 538-5577 3815 01/31/2018 Arnold, Teresa Jayne Teresa J. Arnold Private Investigator 6677 Carriage Crossing Dr Pleasant Garden, NC 27313-0000 (336) 312-1831 4979 09/30/2016 Aromando, Robert Louis The K Street Group, LLC 1220 Route 31 North Ste 15 Lebanon, NJ 08833-0000 (908) 200-7344 4974 11/30/2016 Arroyo, Henry Dunn Investigations, LLC P.O. Box 61 Halifax, NC 27839-0000 (252) 592-1797 3809 11/30/2017 Astor, Max Seabrook Worldwide Investigation Services, LLC P.O. Box 922 Hunterville, NC 28070-0000 (704) 200-6123 3326 06/30/2016 Atchison, Thomas Austin TSSI Consulting Group, Inc. 11510-C NC Hwy 194 N Lansing, NC 28643-0000 (704) 507-2123 5091 10/31/2017 Athey, Thomas Lee Integrity Investigative Services, LLC 1046 Shoreline Dr Stanley, NC 28164-0000 (704) 614-1262 Printed May 25, 2016 at 12:09:12 Page 4 of 140 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License (Cont.) Number Expiration Name Address 4088 09/30/2016 Atkinson, Keith Eric The Warren Group, Inc. P. O Box 1608 Irmo, SC 29063-0000 (803) 732-6600 4085 07/31/2016 Audish, Eric John The Audi Group 2820 Selwyn Ave Ste 853 Charlotte, NC 28209-0000 (980) 297-2917 4980 06/30/2017 Ausiello, Peter Joseph Blue Line Investigations 116 Cari Ln Matthews, NC 28104-0000 (954) 868-1733 4872 01/31/2018 Aydelette, William Bradley True Point Investigations & Surveillance 6013 Evans Mill Rd High Point, NC 27265-0000 (336) 823-5483 1594 11/30/2017 Bacheler, Timothy James G4S Compliance & Investigations 910 Paverstone Dr Raleigh, NC 27615-0000 (800) 927-0456 x2285 3057 09/30/2016 Baier, Martin Leo Baier Investigations and Surveillance Services, LLC P. O. Box 1268 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526-0000 (919) 622-5995 5051 09/30/2017 Bailey, Danny Wayne Danny Bailey Investigations, LLC 4315 Deer Creek Dr Wilson, NC 27896-0000 (252) 291-8953 3064 03/31/2018 Bailey, David Ray Premier Training Academy, Inc. 5701 Executive Center Dr Ste 101 Charlotte, NC 28212-0000 (704) 634-1734 Printed May 25, 2016 at 12:09:12 Page 5 of 140 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License (Cont.) Number Expiration Name Address 4876 01/31/2018 Baker, Brian D Brian Baker P.I. P.O. Box 10279 State College, PA 16805-0000 (814) 321-3102 3252 09/30/2016 Baker, Jeffrey Ronald Ranger Protective Services 6428 Wilkinson Blvd Ste 103 Belmont, NC 28012-0000 (704) 719-0865 4742 01/31/2018 Balbosa, Niksa Karina Victory Investigations & Private Protective Services 1105 Mayfield Terrace Dr Apt T Charlotte, NC 28216-0000 (704) 605-3898 4676 07/31/2017 Baldino, Alfred Achilles Round Table Investigations 1098 Route 9W S Nyack, NY 10960-0000 (845) 512-8868 4119 09/30/2016 Ballentine, Marquise Jeannette No Mercy, LLC 2443 Normancrest Ct Charlotte, NC 28270-0000 (704) 321-5807 5044 09/30/2017 Ballentine, William Thomas The Ballentine Group P.O. Box 4025 Asheboro, NC 27204-0000 (336) 392-7060 4438 11/30/2016 Bane, Vicci Rene' Elite Private Investigations, Inc. 677 Spartanburg Hwy Ste 184 Hendersonville, NC 28792-0000 (828) 606-1553 4434 12/31/2016 Banks, Andre Barron Digital Consultants, LLC P.O. Box 621613 Charlotte, NC 28262-0000 (908) 500-3814 Printed May 25, 2016 at 12:09:12 Page 6 of 140 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License (Cont.) Number Expiration Name Address 1507 11/30/2017 Barczy, Paul Mark Batten Investigations, Inc. P.O. Box 835 Pinehurst, NC 28370-0000 (910) 673-0547 953 02/28/2018 Barefoot, Kelly Janelle Barefoot Private Investigation 1011 E Morehead St Ste 110 Charlotte, NC 28204-2812 (704) 377-1000 3743 07/31/2016 Barfield, Charles J Northeastern Detective Agency P. O. Box 26 Seaboard, NC 27876-0000 (252) 589-1096 746 07/31/2016 Barham, Danny Kaye Barham Investigating Service, Inc. 813 South Main St Wake Forest, NC 27587-0000 (919) 740-9148 5145 03/31/2018 Barker, Patrick James Unified Investigations & Sciences, Inc. 3300 International Airport Dr Ste 600 Charlotte, NC 28208-0000 (704) 426-6130 4797 05/31/2017 Barley, Jeffrey Wayne Barley Investigations P.O. Box 921 Pilot Mountain, NC 27041-0000 (336) 596-5639 2755 08/31/2016 Barnes, Judith Eason Centurion Professional Services, Inc. P.O. Box 129 Davidson, NC 28036-0129 (704) 895-1896 1631 04/30/2018 Barnes, Mitchell Foy Centurion Professional Services, Inc. P.O. Box 129 Davidson, NC 28036-0129 (704) 895-1896 Printed May 25, 2016 at 12:09:12 Page 7 of 140 Private Protective License/Permit/Certification Summary by Type as of 05/25/2016 Private Investigator License (Cont.) Number Expiration Name Address 4127 11/30/2016 Barnette, Cory James Inquest Solutions, Inc. 18 Cumming St Alpharetta, GA 30009-0000 (770) 569-5728 5007 02/28/2017 Barry, Gail Lynn Barry Investigations P.O. Box 1525 Elon, NC 27244-0000 (336) 954-7583 5007 02/28/2017 Barry, Gail Lynn Ethos Risk Services, LLC 167 W Hiawassee Rd Fletcher, NC 28732-0000 (865) 384-2651 5007 04/30/2017 Barry, Gail Lynn Ethos Risk Services, LLC 167 W Hiawassee Rd Fletcher, NC 28732-0000 (865) 384-2651 4743 11/30/2016 Barth, Ernest C EC Barth Co. 28 Sahara Cir Sanford, NC 27332-0000 (919) 902-9875 1610 02/28/2018 Bartles, Walter Charles American Diversified Security, Inc.
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