BOI HQ
DeLuca, Ben – Lieutenant/BOI
DiGregorio, Michael – Investigator
Boyer, James – Investigator
Gwilt, Shawn – Investigator
Iverson, Victor – Investigative Support Specialist
BOI Casino
White, Steven – Senior Investigator
Gregory, Susan – Investigator
White, Steve – Investigator
Albro, Steve – Investigator
The Oneida Indian Nation Police Bureau of Investigation (BOI) is the investigative arm of the Oneida Indian Nation. The BOI investigates a wide range of felony level criminal activity, including property crimes, narcotics investigations, financial crimes, sexual abuse and assaults. The investigations may include activities such as surveillance, undercover operations, evidence collection, interviews, interrogations, search warrant execution, arrest warrant execution, Grand Jury appearances, case preparation, and trials. These cases may involve criminal defendants in local criminal courts, county courts, tribal courts and federal courts. Investigators are also involved in various activities combating illegal drugs, emergency operations and support to other law enforcement agencies and county departments.
Several investigators of the BOI are certified Truth Verification Advanced Examiners in the use and operation of the Computer Voice Stress Analyzer. These members conduct truth verification tests as needed with regards to multiple criminal investigations for Oneida Indian Nation related incidents and have been called upon from time to time and utilized by outside law enforcement agencies to conduct examinations to assist with their investigations.
The BOI is also responsible for conducting background investigations for all levels of employment within the Oneida Indian Nation, Government Administration and Turning Stone Enterprises. These investigations are conducted for all Police Officer candidates and officer recertification backgrounds, Class II or gaming-related licensing backgrounds, as well as backgrounds on all outside vendor employees. In addition, the BOI conducts background investigations on all potential Tribal Health and Tribal childcare workers as required by the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs guidelines and regulations. Depending upon the type of background required, investigations may include business, criminal and court record checks, fingerprinting, interviews with family members and references, and inquiries with various state sex offender and child abuse registries and databases.
The BOI is also charged with providing dignitary protection for Oneida Indian Nation Executives and during important or possible problematic events sponsored by the Oneida Indian Nation. Dignitary protection coverage may be required during events held at any Turning Stone Enterprise location, such as boxing events, celebrity golf tournaments, and major concerts or performances held in the Showroom and Event Center.