Shane Tuckey is a retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Staff Sergeant with more than three decades of service. He built a career specializing in national security, organized crime, drug enforcement, undercover operations, and international intelligence liaison work.

Shane’s career includes a five-year diplomatic posting as Canada’s Police Liaison Officer at the High Commission in New Delhi, India, where he represented the RCMP across six South Asian nations. In this role he coordinated sensitive criminal intelligence, advanced extradition cases, supported Canadian agencies overseas, and worked directly with foreign police, diplomats, and government officials. During the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, he was Canada’s only police officer on the ground, serving as a critical link between Canadian victims, local authorities, and the Government of Canada. He was seconded for three years to work on the bombing of Air India Flight 182 investigation. The largest mass-murder case in Canada’s history. Where 329 people lost their lives most of them Canadian citizens.

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Shane later served Canada at the Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation (JCLEC) in Indonesia,                co-ordinating, developing international counter-terrorism and transnational crime training programs. Earlier in his career, he was involved in major organized-crime investigations in British Columbia, producing multi-jurisdictional prosecutions, large-scale narcotics seizures, and the dismantling of high-level criminal networks. He led a small team of officers in an Integrated Intelligence Section in North Vancouver, focusing on human-source recruitment and targeted disruption strategies.

 He brings a lifetime of frontline experience to his writing, offering readers an authentic look into the world of policing, national security, and high-stakes investigations.