Anthony Grubisic - Policing Lab

Professional Summary

Anthony Grubisic is a Partner and Treasurer at Policing Lab. He retired from the FBI in 2023 after serving as Supervisory Special Agent in the Safe Streets and Gang Unit, where he oversaw investigations targeting gangs and violent crime. Anthony joined the FBI in 2003 and served in the New York and Chicago Field Offices, working gang and violent crime cases, investigated Cyber Crime and Intellectual Property Right crimes,, and acting as a relief supervisor in Chicago. Prior to his FBI career, he was a Chicago Police Officer for nearly a decade, including an assignment to the Research and Development Division, where he developed investigative and crime mapping tools and a public mapping and reporting product for the City of Chicago. He also has experience as an Information Technology and Systems Manager for the Office of International Justice & Office of Security Programs in Chicago.

Key Experience

Partner / Treasurer, Policing Lab (October 2023-Present)
Oversees fiscal management and contributes to strategic leadership initiatives.
Supervisory Special Agent, Safe Streets and Gang Unit, Federal Bureau of Investigation (2021–2023)
Led investigations into gangs and violent crime, overseeing case strategies and coordination with partner agencies.
Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation (2003–2021)
Assigned to the New York and Chicago Field Offices, investigating gangs and violent crime and serving as relief supervisor in Chicago.
Police Officer, Chicago Police Department (1994–2003)
Served in various assignments, including the Research and Development Division, where he created investigative tools and public crime mapping/reporting systems.
Information Technology & Systems Manager, Office of International Justice & Office of Security Programs, Chicago (1990–1994; part-time 1996–2001)
Managed IT and systems operations to support international justice and security initiatives.