David Emory Fleet

David Emory Fleet has worked in the real estate sector for over 13 years and is a talented cabinetry designer. In his current real estate position, he oversees and administers a number of commercial real estate holdings in his area. David has been the subject of multiple stories, interviews, and positive media attention in publications around Florida, including the Northwest Florida Daily News, WEAR-TV, Destin Log newspaper, and Fort Walton Beach's Playground Daily News. The majority of David's honors and medals have resulted in his relentless work to safeguard children from harm. Visit his website and other social media profiles to learn more about David.

David joined Northwest Florida State College's Criminal Justice Training Center as an adjunct instructor. He is responsible for overseeing the various programs offered by the institute's police technology and management division. The department's full-time faculty members are supplemented by a group of highly qualified instructors who keep up with the latest trends in technology and social issues.

For over eight years, David worked on multiple multidisciplinary teams that were responsible for investigating and prosecuting crimes against children. When a kid is suffering from neglect or abuse, the criminal justice community and the child protective service must come together to provide a prompt and appropriate response.

To ensure that the response is coordinated and appropriate, several jurisdictions have started establishing multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) that are composed of various professionals from different fields.

For David, his role on MDTs became more like a lecturer and consultant, as he advised clients in different areas such as Georgia, Florida, Alabama, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Kentucky. As a trial lawyer, he handled civil litigation and criminal defense cases.