Steven "Randy" Watt was born on December 21,1957 and is a retired colonel in the Utah Army National Guard, and a former commanding officer of the 19th Special Forces Group.
11 Facts About Randy Watt
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Randy Watt served the Ogden police department for 32 years and retired as Assistant Police Chief in the city in October 2011.
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Randy Watt was hired to head the Ogden police department from January 2017 until his retirement in January 2021.
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Randy Watt has sported numerous mustache styles in the past.
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Randy Watt was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his actions.
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In December 2005, Randy Watt was in Brazil for a three-day National Tactical Officers Association training course for Brazilian special forces, in preparation for the 2007 Pan American Games.
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Randy Watt was deployed to Iraq, training Sadr City police, from July 2006 until June 2007, and helped his interpreter Falah Al-Baldawi move his family to the United States.
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In February 2008, Lieutenant Colonel Randy Watt was interviewed after testifying at the trial of Anthony Calderone, a soldier who falsified his military awards.
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Randy Watt said that nothing could "recover the lost honor for the US Army" following Calderone's actions.
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In either 2006, or 2008, Randy Watt started moonlighting, and providing private security training, using a firm he founded named SRW.
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Randy Watt serves as a Senior Faculty and a Commissioner of the National Command and Staff College, center of excellence for Leadership and Performance in law Enforcement and Military.