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CHIEF DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL

Professional Summary

Motivated Chief Deputywho works efficiently under pressure and makes sound decisions. Exceptional team leader with an outstanding work ethic.I am currently the Chief Deputy of the United States Marshals Service for the District of Delaware that is committed to the protection of the judicial process, by ensuring the safe and secure conduct of judicial proceedings and protecting federal judges, jurors and other members of the federal judiciary. I have or have had oversight and responsibility for overseeing the physical security program for over 10 federal judiciary court facilities and security services performed by 115 contract Court Security Officers that safeguard the court employees and facilities. As Co-Chairman of the Building Security Committee (BSC) for the federal court facilities in the Delaware I am responsible for advising and assisting the Chairman, the Chief Judge and the BSC with developing proposals for each new or enhanced facility security countermeasure. Additionally, as the Acting U.S. Marshal and as a Chief Deputy United States Marshal I am responsible for developing a judicial security plan to ensure the United States Marshals Service employees respond quickly and effectively to judicial security needs at various risk levels and when there are actual threats. The Judicial Security Plan contains a wealth of information unique to each facility and it occupants. I can contribute with my expertise in court security and safetyrequirements,and procedures to protect employees from workplace violence. I have personally provided security services to federal judges for travel, judicial training conferences and protection details. I am confident that my experience in judical security, as a Chief Deputy with U.S. Marshals Service will contribute to the success related to security and protection of patients, visitors, employees, physicians and property. I look forward to using my experience as a Chief Deputy to assist your exceptional team at Christiana Care Health System.

Skills

Interrogation techniques
Executive protection professional
Investigations expert

First Aid and CPR Certification
AED Training

Work History

07/2010 to Current

Chief Deputy United States MarshalCompany Name – City, State

Provide oversight and administer the daily operations of the districtto include judicial security, fugitive and threat investigations, budget and asset management.
Committed to the protection of the judicial process, by ensuring the safe and secure conduct of judicial proceedings and protecting federal judges, jurors and other members of the federal judiciary.
As Co-Chairman of the Building Security Committee for the federal court facilities in the district I am responsible for advising and assisting the Chairman, the Chief Judge and the BSC with developing proposals and drafting policy guidance for each new or enhanced facility security countermeasures.
Supervise the protection and security of 16 federal judges, 19 federal prosecutors, 4 federal courthouses and buildings, and numerous court staff.
Conducted briefings and training on judicial, court, and residential security to federal, state, and local agencies.
Supervise 13 operational and administrative personnel and 30 Court Security Officers.
Oversee, directed, and implemented district security policy and procedures utilized in the District of Delaware.
Manage a $1.2 million detention management budget and a $2.1 million court security budget.
Oversee the training and development of operational and administrative employees.
Oversee the administration of the district budget.
Represent the USMS at DOJ Department level functions held within the State of Delaware.
Acting United States Marshal, District of Delaware.
Conductedquarterly security auditsto identify potential problems related to physical security, staff safety and asset protection.

04/2014 to 10/2015

Acting United States MarshalCompany Name – City, State

Appointed by United States Attorney General Eric Holder in April 2014.
Serving as the Acting United States Marshal.
Responsible for the management, administrative, and technical direction of operations throughout the State of Delaware.
Manages programs and directs the staff in the protection of federal judges and other officers of the court, criminal investigations, execution of court orders, and other law enforcement activities.
Serves as Executive Officer of the federal courts in the district.
Ensures the safety of the judicial system and its participants.
Plans, directs, and provides support to the federal courts.
Contracts for security in areas adjacent to the courts, and for the procurement, installation, and maintenance of security systems for judicial areas.
Maintains extensive public relations and liaison with Federal, state, county, and city government officials and with the courts to ensure harmonious public relations.
Primary liaison to the federal Judiciary and Federal, State, and Local Law Enforcement Agencies.

05/2007 to 07/2010

Assistant Chief Deputy United States MarshalCompany Name – City, State

Served as the assistant executive officer to U.S.
Marshal James Plousis coordinating and directing the day-to-day operations of the district and solving all difficult and complex problems.
Supervise the protection and security of 51 federal judges, 140 federal prosecutors and staff, 5 federal courthouses and buildings, and numerous court staff.
Indirectly supervise, train, mentor and coach 53 operational and administrative employees and 85 Court Security Officers.
Assists in special projects at the direction of USMS headquarters Management Officers such as the development and implementation of proposed national and operating programs which often involve sensitive matters and require complex coordination and analysis with other state, local and federal agencies (i.e., Designated as the District of New Jersey Point-of-Contact for the Judicial Duress Response Program - the JDAR program is designed to enhance existing security procedures for Federal judges.
This is the first program developed with the purpose of providing personal, portable, protection to judges and the USMS protectees.
Maintains liaison with and provided assistance to other Federal law enforcement agencies such as the FBI and Treasury Departments in investigations and arrest of violators of criminal statutes.
Supervisory Deputy U.S.
Marshal, District of Columbia - Superior Court.

11/2006 to 05/2007

Supervisory Deputy U.S. MarshalCompany Name – City, State

Responsible for assuring that Federal prisoners were transported with minimum of custodial risk and as economically as possible.
Confer with Federal judges, magistrates and other court personnel in connection with special civil and criminal hearings.
Assignment of Deputy U.S. Marshals to; security of prisoners pending trial, moving prisoners to and from the courtroom, and maintaining security during the proceedings.
Supervise the protection and security of federal judges and numerous court staff.

07/2004 to 11/2006

Judicial Security InspectorCompany Name – City, State

Processed and analyzed threat and risk assessment and provided regional Judicial Security Inspectors with threat and risk assessments to judges attending for judicial conferences sponsored by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, Federal Judicial Center or other judicial conference planning entity (i.e., George Mason School of Law).
Processed and analyzed requests for Court Security technical and/or financial support and provide a threat/risk assessment for High Threat Trials.
Upon receipt of requests for protective assistance for U.S. Supreme Court Justice travel, query data bases for threats on the Justice based on the event being attended and the location and provide a threat/risk assessment to the regional Judicial Security Inspector coordinating the protection detail.
Analyze and review requests by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts concerning the release of financial records of judicial officials and redaction requests made by federal judges.
Personally provided security services to federal judges for travel, judicial conferences and protective details.

01/1997 to 07/2004

Senior InspectorCompany Name – City, State

Conducted over 300 administrative and criminal investigations of employee misconduct.
Ensured all complaints or allegations of misconduct were processed in compliance with the Department of Justice and United States Marshals Service policies and procedures by providing factual reports of situations, conditions or events which have the potential to be violations of the law, policies, procedures, or damaging to the United States Marshals Service.
Preserved the confidentiality of employee misconductrecords and information at all times.

08/1988 to 01/1997

Deputy United States Marshal Company Name – City, State

Responsible for conducting domestic and international fugitive investigations, including interviews; surveillance; undercover work; recognizing, developing, and presenting evidence for court hearings and proceedings; investigation of threats to the judiciary and background investigations for sensitive public trust positions.
As a Senior Criminal Investigator, responsible for supervising and training other criminal investigators and task force officers on fugitive investigations.

Education

1987

Bachelor of Arts: Political Science
California State University Hayward - City, State

Emphasis in Public Administration

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School Attended

California State University Hayward

Job Titles Held:

Chief Deputy United States Marshal
Acting United States Marshal
Assistant Chief Deputy United States Marshal
Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal
Judicial Security Inspector
Senior Inspector
Deputy United States Marshal

Degrees

Bachelor of Arts : Political Science

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Resume Score: 70%

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