>
>To his credit, O'Reilly seemed deeply skeptical of this guy. He
>actually said at one point that he thinks of gays and lesbians as a
>social movement not a criminal movement.
>
>Doug
Rod 007 Wheeler is scheduled to speak at the International Baking Industry Exposition in October. Here's his bio from their website. It says he's been a member of the American Institute of Baking since 1987 and doesn't say anything about his being a former homicide cop:
>Rod Wheeler - Food Defense Specialist, American Institute of Baking
>
>• Joined AIB: December 1987
>
>• Education: BA degree in Criminology/Criminal
>Justice from The Ohio State University, and a
>Key Executive Masters Degree (MPA) in Public
>Administration from American University in Washington DC.
>
>• Experience: Former director of the Office of
>Food Security and Emergency Preparedness with
>the Food Products Association where he developed
>a series of food security and defense programs
>to support food processing, manufacturing and
>retail food outlets. Previously served as
>Secretariat of the Food and Agricultural
>Coordinating Council, which is a national body
>of Food Industry and Government Leaders.
>
>Recognized as a "leading authority" on law
>enforcement issues, Rod has been asked to serve
>as keynote speaker to many organizations on
>crime related matters, and have advised and
>consulted on numerous major high-profile cases
>of national interest. Rod has made more than 300
>appearances as a Law Enforcement and Security
>expert on the Fox News Channel, Court TV, and
>MSNBC. Responsibilities are to assist food
>processing and manufacturing corporations with
>the development and implementation of their food
>safety and security plans, procedures and guidelines
>
>• Membership: Active member of the American
>Society of Criminal Justice, The American
>Society of Law Enforcement Trainers, and the
>current Chairman of the Food and Agricultural
>Security Council of the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS).