Robert Granados

Robert C. Granados started off his career as an Police Officer at the age of 21 years old working for the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California for which he is also an tribal member. Robert left the Tribe and began working as an police officer for Stockton Police Department in Stockton, California. Robert worked as an patrol officer, gang officer, walking beat officer and was involved in numerous homicide cases where he in one instance witnessed an gang involved murder occur right in front of him. After being medically retired from Stockton Police Department as an result of numerous injuries sustained from various incidents he moved to South Lake Tahoe with his three daughters and wife. After approximately 1 1/2 years he resumed his career in law enforcement again as an police officer for his Tribe. Robert then received an job as an Deputy Sheriff for the Douglas County Sheriff Department in Gardnerville, Nevada where he still owns property. Robert who had been married for 12 years divorced from his wife. Robert who is an devoted loving father moved to Roseville, California, to be close to them and eventually gained custody of his thirteen year old daughter who currently resides with him. Robert began his acting career as an extra in a small independent movie called "Road to Victory". Robert was also in an independent movie called "Farewell Bender" directed by Matt Oates where he played an Bouncer who has to restrain actor Josh Cooke from the NBC series "Committed" in a fight scene. Robert was able to act with his thirteen year old daughter Ashley Lynn Granados who played a Catholic school girl. Robert is acting in a movie called "Threading over Dark", directed by Greg Stechman. Robert plays an Deputy Sheriff. He is also being contracted as an consultant to "Threading over Dark". Robert currently is taking acting classes from Actor/Teacher Kurt Johnson of the "B" St. Theatre in Sacramento, California.