Scott Curtis

Scott Curtis is an former FBI agent, TV crime and national security analyst, writer, and investigator. He is best known for having spearheaded the largest single-day takedown of organized-crime members in U.S. history, 127 arrests on January 20, 2011—a record that still stands. A West Point graduate, Scott Curtis successfully quarterbacked high-profile investigations disrupting dozens of criminal enterprises in and around New York City. An organized-crime and Italian-mafia expert, he is also an expert in public corruption and was lead case agent in prosecutions of the mayors of both Allentown and Reading, PA. Curtis is a frequent crime and national security analyst on radio and TV (CNN) while working too as a writer-consultant for scripted television. A sought-after expert on criminal activity/the inner workings of law enforcement, he is often quoted in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post, the New York Daily News, the Intercept et al. Website: www.scottcurtisconsulting.com