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Private Investigations (Alabama)

Before founding CIXE, Jeff spent 16 years in law enforcement — as a patrol officer, field training officer, detective, and sergeant. Today he's a licensed Alabama Private Investigator (License #1151), based in Auburn/Opelika and available statewide.

What we investigate


Surveillance — following a subject a client believes is involved in fraud, infidelity, or other conduct concerns, often in support of a potential court case.


Background research — helping businesses check an individual's work history or criminal background to determine suitability for employment.


Who this is for

Clients range from individuals and businesses to attorneys who need investigative work done right — and done by someone who's spent a career learning how to gather information that actually holds up.


Where we work

Auburn/Opelika is home base, but Jeff is licensed throughout Alabama and has worked cases across the state.


A background built for this work

Before CIXE, Jeff spent 16 years in law enforcement — starting as a patrol officer, moving through field training officer, detective, and sergeant. That's 16 years of learning how to investigate, interview, and build a case that stands up to scrutiny — now applied directly to private investigation work.



FAQ


Q: What's the difference between surveillance and background research?

A: Surveillance means following a subject to gather evidence of suspected fraud, misconduct, or other concerns — often for a potential court case. Background research means checking an individual's work or criminal history, typically for a business making a hiring decision.


Q: Do you only work in Auburn/Opelika?

A: That's the primary service area, but Jeff is licensed statewide and has worked cases throughout Alabama.


Q: What are your credentials?

A: Jeff is licensed by the Alabama Private Investigation Board (License #1151), with 16 years of prior law enforcement experience as a patrol officer, field training officer, detective, and sergeant.


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