Captain Gregory Roye

gr.jpgCaptain Gregory Roye began his career with the Bal Harbour Police Department in 1991.  He was quickly promoted to a supervisory position in 1993, and now serves as the Criminal Investigations Captain.  Captain Roye oversees the Department’s General Investigations Unit, Vice Intelligence-Narcotics Unit and also serves as the Department’s Public Information Officer.

Captain Roye also commands a multi-agency narcotics and money laundering task force. The task force consists of 12 investigators from 4 local police departments and 1 drug federal agency.  The task force primarily conducts pro-active and historical conspiracy drug investigations targeting high-level drug trafficking/money laundering organizations.  Captain Roye oversees all the investigations which routinely involve undercover operations and range between South Florida, New York, South America and the Caribbean.  In 2004, Captain Roye led a task force investigation which resulted in the seizure of 46 kilograms of cocaine, over $650,000 and 2 arrests to date.  This was the largest drug seizure prosecuted by the Miami-Dade County State Attorney’s Office in 2004.

Captain Roye has successfully completed the Command Officer Development Course from the Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, University of Louisville and IPTM Drug Commanders Course at the University of North Florida Jacksonville.  Captain Roye has received additional specialized training in narcotics from the Drug Enforcement Administration and Miami-Dade Police Department.

Captain Roye has over 17 years experience in law enforcement and has previously served with the Florida Highway Patrol and Lee County Port Authority. Captain Roye is a current member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police and Miami-Dade County Chiefs of Police Association along with a membership with the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Captain Roye has received numerous commendations and has been selected as the Department’s Officer of the Month and Officer of the Year on multiple occasions.