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Coye Investigative Services, Private Investigator in Boston Massachusetts

Coye Investigative Services

Private Investigator

Boston, MA

Owner

Conrad G.

Conrad G.

With over twenty years of professional experience in law enforcement, security, private investigations, and anti-terrorism preparedness, Conrad Coye's qualifications include certification in terrorism preparedness from the Office of Emergency Management Services in Massachusetts (O.E.M.S. Cert #226261) and licensed to carry and operate firearms in addition to hand-to-hand combat, including Tae Kwon Do and kickboxing. He attended Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, where he lettered

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English
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Specialties & Services

Background InvestigationsBail RecoveryBounty HunterChild CustodyCriminal DefenseFraudInfidelity InvestigationsInsurance FraudMissing PersonsSecuritySurveillance

Service Areas

Suffolk County, Massachusetts

About

C.I.S. Specializes in: * Insurance Investigations * Criminal Investigations / C.P.C.S. * Surveillance Investigations * Matrimonial and Infidelity Investigations * Personal Protection (Limo Service) * Locating missing persons * Background Investigations * Fraud Investigations * Child Custody Investigations

Established in 1986. Conrad Coye has over twenty five years of professional experience in law enforcement, security, private investigations, and anti-terrorism preparedness, Conrad Coye's qualifications include certification in terrorism preparedness from the Office of Emergency Management Services in Massachusetts (O.E.M.S. Cert #226261) and licensed to carry and operate firearms in addition to hand-to-hand combat, including Tae Kwon Do and kickboxing. He attended Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, where he lettered in football and track each year.

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