Dion Saint

Background

About Dion Saint

Dion Saint brings over 18 years of comprehensive investigative expertise to the table, garnered from distinguished service as a retired law enforcement detective with the Florida Department of Financial Services - Bureau of Fire, Arson, and Explosives Investigations. With a robust background encompassing both public and private sectors, including 14 years in local, state, and federal law enforcement, Saint's proficiency extends across various domains. His extensive training includes participation in federal programs facilitated by prestigious entities such as the United States Department of Justice, United States Homeland Security, and the Drug Enforcement Administration, focusing on critical areas like improvised explosive chemical industry outreach, vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices, and the criminal elements of the sovereign citizen movement. Saint currently holds esteemed designations including the National Association of Fire Investigators (NAFI) Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator (CFEI) and the International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI) Fire Investigator Technician (FIT), reflecting his commitment to excellence and professional development in the field. Additionally, his credentials include a State of Florida law enforcement certification, Department of Defense Secret Security Clearance, and LEOSA (HR 218) credential. A seasoned expert in legal proceedings, Saint has provided compelling testimony in diverse court settings, ranging from county and state circuit courts to military court martial and federal courtrooms. His courtroom experience encompasses a wide array of cases, from complex Title narcotics and weapons prosecutions to fire origin and cause investigations, including arson and clandestine methamphetamine lab explosions. Beyond his legal and investigative prowess, Saint holds licensure as a private investigator in Florida and Texas, with the ability to conduct fire investigations in several states where licensure is not mandated. Additionally, he is a commissioned security officer and armed executive protection officer in the State of Texas, further highlighting his versatility and dedication to ensuring safety and security. An active member of professional organizations such as NAFI, IAAI, and the Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention (FACAP), Saint remains deeply engaged in advancing industry standards and fostering collaboration within the investigative community.