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MADISON - Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen has appointed David Zibolski to the position of Deputy Administrator for the Division of Law Enforcement Services (DLES). The Division includes the Crime Information Bureau, the Training and Standards Bureau and the State Crime Laboratory, which has facilities in Madison, Milwaukee, and Wausau.
Zibolski has spent his 26-year law enforcement career with the Milwaukee Police Department where he served as a Police Aide, Officer, Detective, Lieutenant, and most recently as Captain. Zibolski has led multiple investigative units including homicide, narcotics, hazardous devices, tactical enforcement, K-9, major incident response, and fugitive apprehension. In his most recent position as Commander of the Training Division, Zibolski managed the recruit, in-service and specialized training of 2600 personnel.
“Dave Zibolski's skills as an administrator and law enforcement leader will help us to continue to provide high quality services to local law enforcement around the state,” said Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen.
Zibolski begins his appointment on June 6, 2011.