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Sheriff David P. Decatur started his law enforcement career in 1986 with the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office, after serving as an Airborne Paratrooper in the United States Army.  He served two years as a Deputy Sheriff/Deputy Sheriff Sergeant assigned to Jail Operations, then advancing to a Patrol Deputy assigned to Field Operations. 

Sheriff Decatur has served in numerous positions in the Sheriff's Office to include First Sergeant, Lieutenant and Captain prior to being elevated to the position of Major (Chief Deputy) in 2000.  He was also a SWAT Commander and Instructor.  Sheriff Decatur was elected Sheriff on November 3, 2015 and took office on January 1, 2016.

Throughout his career at the Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Decatur created and now instructs an Active Shooter Countermeasurers Training program which provides training to all Stafford County School employees, Stafford County Government employees and community members and businesses.  Early in his career he created the Field Training Officer program which later became a model used by the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. He is a Certified School SHIELD Security Assessor, a Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Instructor, Defensive Tactics Instructor and Tactical Operations Instructor and has instructed in other areas such as community policing and leadership.

He is also a graduate of the DEA’s Drug Unit Commanders Academy, FBI National Academy and the Virginia Commonwealth University’s Public Safety Institute and attended the Leading, Educating and Developing (LEAD) program at the University of Virginia designed for high performance government organizations.  Sheriff Decatur is a member of the Virginia Sheriff’s Association and the Virginia FBI National Academy Association.  He is currently serving his fourth year as the Regional Director for the Virginia Special Olympics Torch Run and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Stafford Junction.

Actor and filmmaker, Jim Klock has had much success acting in projects such as, the Academy Award-winning film “Green Book” with Viggo Mortensen, and Mahershala Ali, “Underground Railroad”, written and directed by Barry Jenkins, “The Whole Truth”, opposite Keanu Reeves and Renee Zellweger; “Deepwater Horizon”, with Mark Wahlberg; “True Detective”, with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson; “The Astronaut Wives Club” on ABC; and as Detective Chisolm alongside Jamie Lee Curtis and Emma Roberts on FOX's “Scream Queens”. Jim also starred in the Warner Bros. Feature Film “Alex & Me” alongside soccer superstar Alex Morgan; and has a recurring role on Freeform’s highly-anticipated Marvel series, “Cloak & Dagger”. Most recently, Jim starred in Hulu's “Into the Dark” series in the season one finale titled “Pure”, CBS’ hit show “Blue Bloods” as Captain Keith Butler and alongside Thomas Haden Church, Trai Byers, and Mykelti Williamson in “The 24th” directed by Academy Award Winner Kevin Willmott. 

A veteran police officer and a part-time Deputy Sheriff with the Stafford County Sheriff's Office in Stafford, VA. He has worked and trained in many areas of law enforcement, including SWAT tactics, hostage negotiations, undercover operations, narcotics interdiction, interviews/interrogations, and currently teaches introduction to acting for undercover detectives/plain clothes officers. Jim currently works closely with Sheriff Decatur supporting The Special Olympics through his industry connections. Alex Morgan, Lucas Till, Trai Byers and Keanu Reeves have all joined Jim and the Sheriff’s Office to spread awareness for the Virginia Law Enforcement Torch Run supporting the Special Olympics. 

Jim believes that great filmmaking begins with a passion for great storytelling: It begins with the writing and developing of strong scripts, while simultaneously creating interesting and original characters. Bringing this all to life on screen-surrounded by a great team of people who also believe in this vision is what Jim loves most about filmmaking. "Every time we make a film, we are chasing dreams. How blessed are we who get to do it." 

Vernon Green Jr. is a retired Army Chief Warrant Officer. Having served our country for 20 years, he is now an honorable veteran serving people in his community. He and his wife, along with their three daughters, reside in Virginia, with an established presence in New York and the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area. Maintaining his passion for serving God and people, Vernon founded G3 Community Services, a 501(c)(3) non-profit providing services and support to those in need. Vernon works daily to build a network of passionate, like-minded people who are dedicated to the mission of getting the right resources to those who need them. 

As a community leader and activist, Vernon has built meaningful relationships with other local leaders, politicians, and business owners to improve local communities and the opportunities for its students, families, and veterans. With a motto of "together, we can do more," through G3 Community Services, Vernon has established a network of community organizations such as the Stafford County School Board, The Stafford's County Sheriff's office, and local non-profit organizations and businesses to bring resources to Stafford. From helping to organize peaceful protests to organizing community forums between politicians and citizens, from providing STEAM education through after school programs to providing meals to those in need, Vernon is leading the charge in Stafford to show how local business owners can have a positive impact in their communities.

Anna Schafer is a Russian-born actress, producer, philanthropist, and highly successful entrepreneur. After NYU she moved to Los Angeles, where she began studying acting under Michelle Danner of Larry Moss Studios. Her first big break was a supporting role in the indie comedy FATHER OF INVENTION, alongside two-time Oscar winner Kevin Spacey. Anna was next seen as Zoe in the political thriller THE WHISTLEBLOWER, starring Rachel Weisz, Monica Bellucci and Vanessa Redgrave and directed by Larysa Kondracki. She starred in the drama THE TRIALS OF CATE McCALL, co-starring Kate Beckinsale and Nick Nolte and directed by Karen Moncrieff, the independent thriller FLUTTER, where she played opposite Luke Evans, Billy Zane and Joe Anderson and directed by Giles Borg. Anna landed her first leading role in 2016 in the independent film, ELIZABETH BLUE. The film also stars Oscar-Nominated actress Kathleen Quinlan and Screen Actor’s Guild Award winner, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. Anna received various highly regarded reviews and accolades for her portrayal of a woman suffering from mental illness. Anna is also an accomplished businesswoman who has launched multiple professional ventures, including real estate. She has brought her vast business expertise into the film world, where she is now producing feature films.