Ronnie began his law enforcement career in 1991 after serving more than six years in the United States Air Force. He is also a principle holder of HITS Inc., a law enforcement training company responsible for developing and instructing specific training courses. To date he has provided instruction to thousands of fellow law enforcement officers throughout the United States on law enforcement related topics. His knowledge and practical experience in investigative disciplines is vast either from a patrol perspective or from an investigators standpoint.īilly holds an instructor certification issued by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education (TCOLE). The investigations may be self-initiated or at the request of another agency. Depending on the case or investigation, he may be in a uniform in a marked patrol unit one minute and then change into plain clothes and a personal vehicle the next. His job is in the field, out in the streets fighting crime. Though addressed as a district attorney’s office criminal investigator, Billy does not work in an office setting. They both agreed to take on the endeavor and shortly afterwards a two-man team was formed. He approached Billy and a fellow co-worker Ronnie Stiltner due to their law enforcement backgrounds. The agencies within the impact area lacked the manpower, expertise, as well as the equipment to address these issues. His goal was to form a small team of officers that could address crime issues within his jurisdiction that were going unchecked. In 2004 a district attorney in an adjacent county wanted to do something to address the inflating crime issues within his three county prosecutorial jurisdictions. Around the year of 2000, he moved to Abilene Texas and went to work for the crime task force in that area continuing his proactive career in crime fighting.

Billy worked criminal patrol as well as initiated or participated in knock-and-talk investigations, execution of search warrants, buy-busts, and organized crime cases. Billy’s maturity and abilities were quickly realized by other agencies and in a matter of months of starting his policing career, an area drug task force recruited him, and soon after that he was promoted to lieutenant. Initially hired by a sheriff’s office, it did not take long for others to notice his work ethic and natural talent in law enforcement especially in the area of proactive policing. Billy began his law enforcement career in 1996 after spending seventeen years working in the oilfields of west Texas.

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