“Jimmie” is the Chair of PRIHA’s Disciplinary Committee. Jimmie lives in Chicago, Illinois and is the Chief of Staff for the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County Iris Martinez who served nearly 30 years as a state senator and was the first elected Latina senator in Illinois. Jimmie started with Clerk Martinez as the Inspector General where investigated allegations of fraud, abuse, misconduct, and mismanagement within the office. Prior to joining the Clerk, he served as the Deputy Chief of Investigations for the Civilian Office of Police Accountability. Jimmie developed and managed a specialized team assigned to respond to police encounters during the civil unrest that occurred in the wake of the death of George Floyd. Jimmie oversaw the investigation of numerous officer involved shootings and in custody deaths during his tenure with COPA. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Law School in 2006, Jimmie started practicing law as a prosecutor for the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office in the appeals, narcotics and civil actions bureaus. Jimmie brings extensive litigation experience in criminal and civil rights litigation as well as experience with labor law. Jimmie grew up in Milwaukee Wisconsin and started his hockey career after seeing the Mighty Ducks and begging his parents to let him play. He maintains his lifelong love of hockey, currently coaching his daughters squirt team and continuing to stay active in men’s leagues. Jimmie played with Puerto Rico’s Development team in Chicago and at the 2022 Latam Cup.