Rick Foley 6100 4th Street N.W. Suite A-422 Albuquerque, NM 87107
Show Phone NumberPhone: 505-401-3864 Fax: 505-792-6036
Specialties Intellectual Property
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RICK FOLEY INVESTIGATIONS, LLC
About our TeamRick Foley Investigations is committed to providing you with top notch investigative services. We approach each assignment with a focus on integrity, advocacy, and understanding
Rick Foley
Retired from the Albuquerque Police Department after serving 21 years. Rick worked Patrol, the Armed Robbery Unit, and dedicated 12 years to the Homicide Unit. After retiring in 2000, Rick assisted in instituting the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department's Cold Case Unit. Rick earned a degree in Business Administration at the University of Phoenix. Rick has taught local and state wide law enforcement officers in the fields of Investigations, Homicide Investigations, Interviews and Interrogations.
In 2000, Rick became a licensed Private Investigator, specializing in law suits on behalf of law enforcement agencies and government agencies. Rick also conducts employment investigations for government agencies, including the City of Albuquerque. Rick is often called upon to conduct complex and sensitive investigations for the City of Albuquerque.
Rick is an active member of the Homicide Investigators Association. He is also an instructor at Central New Mexico Community College in Criminal Justice.
Staff
Our staff investigators have a wide variety of skills tailored to meet your needs. The majority of our investigators are retired law enforcement and have been assigned to specialized units. Whether it's high tech surveillance you need, witness interviews or locating witnesses, our team has the expertise, knowledge and contacts to get the job done efficiently and completed right the first time.
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Specialties Intellectual Property
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