Support Services Division Director Brad Green is a 31-year veteran of law enforcement.  He began his career with the Northeastern State University Campus Police Department in 1992.  He has worked for the Tahlequah Police Department, and Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office.

In 2004, Green began working as a Special Agent for the OSBI in the Crime Scene Unit.  From 2016 to 2019 he was the Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Eastern District Crime Scene Unit.  In 2019 he became the Captain over the Northeast Regional Office in Tulsa and in 2023 became the Captain over the statewide Crime Scene Unit.  On March 11, 2024 he was selected as the Support Services Division Director. 

Green holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Northeastern State University and a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Northeastern State University.  He is a 2019 graduate of the FBI National Academy.  Green is certified through the International Association of Identification as a Certified Crime Scene Investigator.  Green is currently an Adjunct Instructor at Oklahoma State University and has been an Adjunct Instructor at Oklahoma Wesleyan University as well as Northeastern State University. 

Green has been married since 2001 and has two sons.

Criminalistics Services Division (CSD) Director Janice Joslin has served the citizens of Oklahoma in the OSBI Laboratory system for 20 years.  She began her career with the OSBI at the Central Laboratory in Oklahoma City in 2004 in the Forensic Biology Unit, before moving to the Northeast Regional Laboratory in Tahlequah in 2005.  In 2010, Janice promoted to the position of Forensic Biology Technical Manager where she served the agency until 2019 when she moved back to OKC to take on the role of CSD Quality Manager. In October 2022 she began her current assignment as Criminalistics Division Director.

Joslin earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from East Central University in May 2002 and a Master’s degree in Forensic Science from Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences in May 2004. Joslin is a member of the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors (ASCLD), the Oklahoma Forensic Science Improvement Task Force, the OSAC Scientific Technical Review Panel, and is an ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) Technical and QAS Assessor.  

Anne Simons, an Ohio native, came to Oklahoma to attend school at the Oklahoma State University where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Administration and a minor in Business Administration.  Upon graduation, Anne spent eleven years working in management in the food service industry. 

In July of 2001, she joined the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation in the Human Resources Unit.  Anne managed the entire recruitment function for the agency among other functions. 

In 2014, she moved to the Information Services Division where she served as the Section Manager for the Data Collection, Licensing and Reporting Section before being appointed as the Information Services Division Assistant Division Director in April of 2024.

Anne is married with two children.

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Gerald Davidson began his career in law enforcement with the Norman Police Department in 1975 as a patrol officer.  In 1980, Davidson joined the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP).  Davidson’s assignments with the OHP included numerous field troops, special service troops, and administrative units.  Davidson’s career progressed from trooper to agency administration until retirement in 2019.

In 2019, Davidson joined the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation as a background investigator.  Davidson was transferred to the Office of Professional Standards and Training to serve as its manager in 2021.

Davidson has enjoyed working with many talented, professional individuals performing a multitude of diverse tasks in serving to keep Oklahoma safe.

McKee was born and raised in the Oklahoma City area, graduating from the University of Oklahoma in 2016. He began his career as a news reporter for the Fox affiliate in Champaign, IL. In 2017, he took a video and editing position with the Oklahoma City Thunder and then joined KWTV News 9, where he covered a variety of stories throughout the state of Oklahoma.

After three-in-a-half years as an Oklahoma City reporter, McKee decided to become the Public Information Officer for the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office. As their spokesperson, he conducted on-camera interviews, created content for their social media pages, and assisted with community events.

McKee says he’s excited to be a part of the OSBI family and strives to assist the citizens of Oklahoma. He looks forward to representing our agency moving forward.

OSBI Project Manager Vernon Glover has been an employee with the OSBI since 2002.  He began his career at the OSBI as a Material Management Specialist before moving to the OSBI’s Procurement Unit in 2004.  In 2011, Glover became the Contracting and Acquisitions Administrator for the OSBI Purchasing Unit.  Vernon has twice been awarded the Oklahoma Association of Public Procurement’s (OkAPP) Professional Public Buyer of the Year.  On March 5^th, 2024, Vernon was selected as the OSBI Project Manager.

Glover has a Bachelor of Science degree in Management & Ethics from Mid-America Christian University.  Vernon was awarded Mid-America Christian University’s  Outstanding Research Project with Christian Applications prior to his graduation in 2006.

Glover has been married to his high school sweetheart, Cheri for 36 years, together they have two sons and one grandson.