J.B. VAN HOLLEN
ATTORNEY GENERAL

Mike Myszewski Named Administrator of the Division of Criminal Investigation

On March 5, it was my great privilege to name Mike Myszewski as the Administrator of the Division of Criminal Investigation. Mike is a long time Wisconsin law enforcement professional who shares my philosophy that law enforcement is a collaborative enterprise, best accomplished by working together. Under Mike’s leadership, the Division of Criminal Investigation will not change its core mission to provide assistance to local law enforcement. We will, however, continuously strive to do it better.

Mike has a diverse and distinguished career in Wisconsin law enforcement. He has a comprehensive understanding of and appreciation for the demanding, dangerous, but rewarding work that law enforcement officers do every day. Mike started his career as a police officer with the Milwaukee Police Department in 1976. After earning his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Mike joined the Department of Justice in 1982 as a Special Agent in what was then known as the Narcotics and Vice Bureau. In that assignment, Mike was on the front lines, working undercover operations and executing search warrants. In 1989, Mike became a Special Agent in DCI’s White Collar Crimes Bureau, focusing on public corruption. In 1997, Mike was promoted to a Special Agent in Charge of the High Technology & Support Services Unit of DCI. In 2003, he was promoted to Director of the Narcotics Bureau, the largest investigative bureau within DCI. I am happy to now promote him to Administrator of the Division of Criminal Investigation.

As important to me as his impressive resume is Mike’s impressive character. In my many interactions with Mike, I have found him to be a professional of the highest integrity. He is committed to doing his job well, fairly and honestly.

I look forward to working with Mike to better accomplish our mutual public safety mission. I know he is excited to work with and assist you in his new capacity, as he has done for the last 25 years as a Special Agent, Special Agent in Charge, and Director.

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