Bryan Davenport

During my time in Bureau of Prisons, where I started was FCC Allenwood at the USP/High, I started as a GL-7 and then stepped up into a Gl-8-1, where recently I was just stepped up again to a GL-8-2. I attended FLETC in Sept 2024 where I was certified as a federal law enforcement officer, with the BOP Department Of Justice. I started working compound as an officer learning different operations of USP Allenwood, and how they ran, I volunteered to be apart of the CTO program, which I completed within 7months.

With background in a large County Prison prior to my service with the FEDS, I worked as a OIC, CPL, Sgt, and an Acting Lieutenant towards the end of my service there which was a total of 12/13yrs, which I worked gang and drugs in and out of the prison this gave me experience when I came to the Bureau, where I took a quarter working the gang drop out units and Visitation. I worked closely with SIS and The NGU watching for patterns and possible drugs and contraband moving in and out. On several occasions working with SIS and The NGU, along with other supporting staff like compound we were able to identify individuals and stop introductions to the prison and the units. Which could potentially take lives of inmates, and the lives of officers.

Than I decided to take a different direction, and go for the 4A mental health/ "Step down" units. With a background in mental health and addictions. I was able to work with Psych staff, in identifying problem inmates, do to mental health issues, and their transition to a semi normal life in as an inmate, with proper mental and health care. During this time I received two special act awards for intervening to save a life.

Moving forward I took on the armed front screener post, where I could identify possible contraband coming into the prison, I am happy to say no contraband was ever attempted to be introduced. Part of my duties were to also work closely with the NGU and SIS to identify high alert phone calls that could be a lead to introduce contraband into the facility or grounds, identify gang related activity, other rule infractions and also identified 3rd party phone calls, which are violation of the rules for inmates.

Recently I transferred to FCI Berlin, which is a Medium, and also contributes as a detention center for Ice/Immigration. I started out just as a TDY where I was an officer under ICE and we maintained order with the illegal immigrants that are being held pending case outcome, during that period of time I put my transfer in to be a full member of the Berlin team. I recently out in my interest for DCT here at Berlin, and have future aspects of becoming a LT.

• Enforced local laws, ensuring public safety and community compliance.
• Conducted thorough investigations on criminal activities, gathering evidence and testimonies.
• Collaborated with community organizations to promote crime prevention initiatives.
• Responded swiftly to emergency situations, providing assistance and support to affected individuals.
• Performed general patrol services and provided traffic control.
• Confronted and resolved emergency and non-emergency situations.
• Protected life and property through enforcement of regulations and laws.
• Assessed potential threats during high-profile events such as parades or sporting matches, enabling efficient deployment of resources for maximum security coverage.
• Improved community relationships through proactive engagement and participation in local events.
• Booked suspects into custody by processing mug shots and fingerprints.
• Engaged with local individuals and community leaders to discuss crime reduction strategies.
• Responded immediately to reports of automobile accidents and criminal activity, calling for additional support as necessary.
• Participated in specialized training programs, enhancing personal skills for better service to the community.
• Provided testimony in court proceedings, resulting in a high rate of successful prosecutions.
• Patrolled assigned areas to prevent and detect roadway crimes.
• Collaborated with fellow officers for successful crime prevention and resolution efforts.
• Performed background checks using various databases and resources, ensuring informed decisions were made during hiring processes or licensing approvals.
• Supported school resource officers in maintaining a safe learning environment for students and staff by addressing potential issues on campus.
• Enhanced public safety by conducting regular patrols and responding to emergency calls.
• Conducted searches of individuals, vehicles and premises.
• Monitored criminal activity in community to identify suspicious activity.
• Built excellent rapport and working relationship with community to build trust and improve upon communication.

• Monitored inmate behavior to ensure safety and security within facility.
• Conducted regular inspections of cells and common areas for contraband and safety hazards.
• Enforced institutional rules and regulations while maintaining order among inmates.
• Responded promptly to emergencies, utilizing de-escalation techniques to manage conflicts.
• Searched cells of inmates to identify and confiscate contraband and other prohibited items.
• Maintained inmate safety through vigilant monitoring of behavior and swift intervention during conflicts.
• Reduced instances of contraband by thoroughly searching inmates, cells, and common areas.
• Observed and supervised inmates throughout visits, meal time, recreation, phone calls, and showers.
• Escorted inmates to and from cells, court, hospitals, and medical appointments.
• Conducted routine and emergency head counts.
• Prepared, processed and maintained forms, reports, logs, records, and activity journals.
• Collaborated with fellow officers to maintain a secure environment for staff, visitors, and inmates.
• Prevented escapes by diligently inspecting perimeters, doors, windows, gates, fences, and other access points throughout the prison complex regularly.
• Tracked inmates through head counts, visitor logs, and scheduled activities.
• Maintained accurate records of inmate incidents or infractions using electronic databases or written logs as required.
• Defensive Tactics, Firearm, Mental Health Instructor

• Supervised daily operations to ensure safety and compliance within correctional facility.
• Developed and implemented training programs for new staff, enhancing operational efficiency.
• Managed incident response protocols, ensuring effective communication during emergencies.
• Conducted regular inspections to maintain security standards and identify potential risks.
• Analyzed operational procedures, recommending improvements for enhanced workflow efficiency.
• Maintained accurate records of inmate behavior and facility incidents for management review.
• Reviewed incident reports submitted by subordinates for accuracy before forwarding them up the chain of command for further action if needed.
• Served as a role model for subordinate staff by consistently demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and commitment to maintaining a safe and secure environment within the correctional facility.
• Conducted regular inspections of the physical facilities within the unit, identifying any maintenance or safety concerns that required immediate attention.