2026 COGIA Conference

Molly Harris Aurora Police Department

Sergeant Molly Harris currently serves with the Aurora Police Department in Aurora, Colorado, where she is assigned as a District 1 Patrol Sergeant (2025–Present). She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice and has built a diverse and accomplished career in law enforcement.

She began her law enforcement career in 2013 in the State of Illinois, where she served in both patrol and as a School Resource Officer (SRO), gaining early experience in community engagement and public safety.

In 2019, she lateraled to the Aurora Police Department in Colorado, where she continued her work in patrol before promoting to Detective. During her time in investigations, she served in the Domestic Violence Unit and in the Major Crimes/Homicide Unit from 2021 to 2025. In these assignments, she investigated complex and high-profile cases, demonstrating strong investigative skills and a commitment to victim advocacy.

In recognition of her leadership, professionalism, and dedication to the department, she was promoted to Sergeant and currently oversees patrol operations in District 1.

Adam Hughes Aurora Police Department:

Adam Hughes was commissioned as an Aurora Police Department (APD) officer in 2018 and promoted to Agent/Detective in February 2023. Past assignments include the Direct-Action Response Team (DART) from February 2023 to November 2024, and the Gang Intervention Unit (GIU) from November 2024 to July 2025. Currently Agent Hughes serves as a Human Trafficking Investigator for the APD's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit and as a Task Force Officer with the FBI's Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force.

Agent Hughes has led investigations into a variety of major crimes, including motor vehicle theft, robberies, shootings, weapons, narcotics, sexual assault, and human trafficking.  Agent Hughes is experienced in leading human trafficking and pimping investigations, conducting undercover victim recovery operations, analyzing thousands of digital messages, and interviewing sex workers, buyers, and traffickers. 

Agent Hughes possesses significant expertise in dismantling complex criminal networks and investigating gang-affiliated traffickers. Utilizes advanced investigative methods such as social media and digital data exploitation, as well as interagency collaborations, resulting in numerous gang-related arrests.

Bobbi Jo Olson Aurora Police Department

Bobbi Jo Olson serves as a Lead Agent/Detective, to the Major Crimes/Homicide Unit (2020–Present) with the Aurora Police Department in Colorado. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice.

Detective Olson began her law enforcement career in 2004 in the State of Minnesota, where she gained extensive experience in both patrol and investigations. During her tenure, she handled a broad range of cases, including general investigations and conflict-related cases, developing a strong foundation in criminal investigations and case management.

In 2012, Detective Olson lateraled to the Aurora Police Department in Colorado. Since joining Aurora, she has served in patrol and as a detective across multiple specialized units, including the Burglary Impact Unit, Special Victims Unit, and ultimately the Major Crimes/Homicide Unit.  Throughout her career, Detective Olson has demonstrated a commitment to thorough

investigations, victim advocacy, and public safety. Her experience across diverse investigative disciplines has positioned her as a key contributor to complex and high-profile homicide investigations.

Jenelle Goodrich From Silenced to Saved, Executive Director

Jenelle Goodrich is the Founder and Executive Director of From Silenced to Saved (FSTS), a third-party case management organization that provides critical support to the FBI and other government agencies in domestic sex trafficking investigations. A dynamic and influential leader in the fight against human trafficking, Jenelle works closely with community partners to bridge gaps between survivors and law enforcement, delivering mission-critical support.

Jenelle is a degreed and certified Family Trauma Professional with over a decade of dedicated experience serving victims and survivors of sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and related violent sex crimes. FSTS services are law enforcement-referred, with local, state, and federal agencies trusting her for case management and advocacy services. Additionally, her subject matter expertise is frequently utilized as an expert witness in the prosecution of trafficking cases.

A sought-after speaker, Jenelle has presented at numerous conferences on topics including human trafficking, cult dynamics, and epistemology. Beyond her direct service work, she plays a key role in shaping policy and advising on legislative reform, contributing to over a dozen local, state, and federal initiatives aimed at improving outcomes for victims and addressing perpetrator accountability.

Jenelle actively serves-on multiple prevention and coalition task forces, including establishing a task force dedicated to sharing emerging trends and advancing effective prevention protocols that serve both law enforcement and survivors. Appointed by the Governor of Colorado, she also serves on the Colorado Human Trafficking Council. In recognition of her exceptional contributions, she was honored with the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award in 2022.

Through her leadership at FSTS, Jenelle partners with a wide network of organizations—including safe houses, Child Protective Services, and law enforcement agencies—to empower survivors, support justice efforts, and demonstrate the power of collaboration in combating human trafficking.

Jennifer Sisk Denver District Attorney’s office

Jennifer Sisk is the Director of the Human Trafficking Unit at the Denver District Attorney’s Office. In this role, she works closely with the Denver Police Department and various state and local law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute human trafficking crimes.

Jennifer serves on the Advisory Board for the Denver Anti-Trafficking Alliance and regularly trains a wide range of audiences on issues related to human trafficking, including schools, law enforcement, and community groups.

Prior to her work in Denver, Jennifer served as a Senior Deputy District Attorney in the Special Victims Unit for the 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, where she focused on high-risk domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking cases. In recognition of her dedication, she was honored with the 2023 Edward Towey Award for her outstanding and caring service to victims.

William “Billy” Edrozo California Department of Corrections

*Correctional Officer William "Billy" Edrozo** began his distinguished career in law enforcement with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) on October 8, 2000. Upon graduating from the Academy in Galt, California, he was assigned to the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility. Over his 26-year career, Officer Edrozo has developed extensive expertise in managing a variety of gangs, with a highly specialized focus on the Mexican Mafia (LA EME) and California-based Southern Hispanic Street Gangs.

Throughout his tenure, Officer Edrozo has acquired deep-level intelligence regarding these organizations, including their methods of operation, criminal activities, terminology, evolving trends, rivalries, alliances, and symbology. Utilizing this specialized knowledge, he has successfully identified and documented Security Threat Group (STG) activity, leading to the official validation of hundreds of incarcerated individuals within state facilities. His investigative work includes conducting more than 1,000 comprehensive interviews with Mexican Mafia members, associates, and Surenos both inside state prisons and within local communities.

A recognized expert on the Mexican Mafia, Officer Edrozo has provided critical expert testimony in State Court. His advanced qualifications include specialized prison gang validation training from Pelican Bay State Prison (PBSP), as well as Gang Intelligence Operations training across CDCR and federal facilities. He is widely regarded as a premier authority and a trusted resource for local, state, and national law enforcement agencies seeking intelligence on prison gangs and their influence both inside correctional facilities and on the streets. Officer Edrozo frequently serves as an instructor on the Mexican Mafia, delivering presentations to law enforcement departments, public organizations, and professional training conferences.

Antonio M. Rodriguez III, aka A-ROD City of Las Vegas Department of Public Safety

Antonio M. Rodriguez III is a Detective for the Southern Nevada Counter Terrorism Section at the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Fusion Center. In addition, A-Rod also serves as the Western Vice President for the National Latino’s Police Officer’s Association National Board.

A distinguished law enforcement professional with over 24 years of experience, Detective Rodriguez has achieved several milestones within the City of Las Vegas Department of Public Safety. He served as the department's first designated Gang Intelligence Officer, its first "Corrections Officer of the Year," and the first Corrections Officer to transition into his current detective role. Over a 24-year tenure in corrections, he dedicated 22 years to the Special Emergency Response Team (SERT), ultimately serving as a Squad Leader.

His diverse law enforcement background also includes roles as a Field Training Officer (FTO) and Peer Support officer. Detective Rodriguez began his career of service in the United States Marine Corps, completing four years of service and two Western Pacific deployments.

Clay Steelman Texas Department of Public Safety

Special Agent Clay Steelman began his career in law enforcement in 2002, serving as a municipal police officer in northeast Texas. In 2007, he joined the Texas Department of Public Safety, initially serving as a Highway Patrol Trooper stationed in Longview, Texas, before earning a promotion to the Criminal Investigations Division in 2012.

Throughout his tenure in criminal investigations, Special Agent Steelman has specialized in complex, long-term conspiracy cases targeting major criminal organizations, with a particular focus on outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMGs). He is widely recognized as a subject matter expert on OMGs and is regarded as one of Texas's leading authorities on the Cossacks outlaw motorcycle gang.