Kellyco Gives Evidence Recovery Equipment to Local Police

Kellyco Metal Detectors would like to express our appreciation to our local law enforcement agencies as well as those across the country. We reached out to several departments to do just that.

David Bachert visiting local police departments.

We sent our resident CSI Specialist, and former Law Enforcement Office, David Bachert to Knoxville County Sheriff, City of Knoxville Police Department, Sevier County Sheriff, Cocke County Sheriff*, Pigeon Forge Police Department, Sevierville Police Department, Gatlinburg Police Department and Fountain Hill Police [...]

Knoxville, TN June 10, 2021, Kellyco, one of the oldest metal detecting retailers in the world, announces that Mark Tymensky has been appointed to the position of President to drive strategic growth. Tymensky joined Kellyco in June 2008 and has been promoted through a number of positions throughout every department in the company.

“With Mark’s business acumen and experience in the industry, he is uniquely positioned to take Kellyco to new heights,” said Jeremy Floyd Kellyco’s Chairman of the Board. “He is an asset not only to Kellyco but to the metal detecting industry as a whole. I don’t know many people that have as many industry [...]

Our building is located at the cross-section of Red Bug Lake Road and S. Winter Park Drive. The building is a white three-story office building with two large signs that read “Law Office of Korshak & Associates” and the number 950.

Our building is located at the cross-section of Kingston Pike and Market Place Boulevard. The building is located in The Terraces office park in a building with a blue roof.

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About David Bachert

CSI Expert, David Bachert

David Bachert began his law enforcement career on February 25th, 1991, when he was hired by the City of Allentown Police Department and was part of the 47th Academy Class. He served as Sergeant at Arms for his class. Upon graduation, he was assigned to the 4th platoon as a Patrolman. During that time, he attended multiple training seminars including the IPMBA course and became a certified Bicycle Patrol Officer.

David then transferred to the Center City Bike Patrol Division, which eventually led him into Community Policing. He spent several years re-enforcing the bond [...]