Frank Santorsola retired as Chief of Detectives for the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office. Before rising through the ranks he spent most of his career working deep undercover assignments involving organized crime investigations.

He also conducted numerous types of narcotics and conventional criminal investigations and managed over thirty detectives who worked for the District Attorney. Many of the District Attorney’s most successful organized crime cases were investigated by CCI Santorsola. His unit investigators worked with the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration, the State and County Police, NYPD and local Westchester police departments. He was in law enforcement for a total of twenty-seven years.

In 2001 Frank headed up Trinity Investigative & Protective Services Group Inc. For over 10 years he led the organization which specialized in celebrity protection and investigations.

He has been featured in the law enforcement segments of The Real Sopranos documentary by Class Films, London England, TNT's Family Values: The Mob & The Movies and has been interviewed by Juan Williams on NPR's Talk Of The Nations regarding mob images in pop culture.

Along with his long career in law enforcement, Frank has cultivated his passions as an author, chef and martial artist. He achieved a 4th degree black belt (Yodan) in Okinawa Goju-Ryu Karate Do, has studied as a chef and has appeared in various television shows, films and documentaries. Frank recently had several books published despite suffering from Dyslexia. This handicap has not slowed Frank down.