D'Montre Futral
Alvin
Summary
Dedicated and highly disciplined law enforcement professional with over a decade of combined experience in military leadership and frontline police service. Former Staff Non-Commissioned Officer in the U.S. Marine Corps and current Houston Police Officer with a strong background in high-stakes environments. Currently pursuing a PhD in Industrial-Organizational Psychology.
Overview
13
13
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Police Officer
Houston Police Department
Houston
07.2021 - Current
- Collaborated with the public to enforce laws, preserve peace, and promote public safety, enhancing quality of life in Houston while upholding constitutional protections.
- Responded to emergency calls and conducted preliminary investigations, collecting evidence, statements, and scene assessments related to major crimes, family violence, and traffic accidents.
- Prepared accurate reports documenting arrests, incidents, and daily activities to assist legal processes and department records.
- Patrolled assigned districts by vehicle and on foot to deter crime, respond to service calls, and build a strong community presence.
- Performed life-saving medical interventions and de-escalated violent disturbances, protecting victims and stabilizing situations until additional support arrived.
- Executed searches of buildings, vehicles, and homes; recovered stolen property, directed traffic, and oversaw large crowds during events and emergencies.
Platoon Sergeant
United States Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
04.2019 - 07.2021
- Deployed as Detachment Utilities Chief to Sigonella, Italy, in support of the Theater Security Cooperation (TSC) mission, overseeing all utilities operations, logistics, and coordination with host nations.
- Supervised daily activities and performance of over 30 Marines, ensuring mission readiness, discipline, and professional development.
- Developed and executed comprehensive training plans, improving technical proficiency and operational effectiveness across the unit.
- Managed the inventory and operational status of equipment valued at over $1 million, upholding high standards of accountability and serviceability.
- Coordinated with higher command and external agencies to facilitate smooth integration and execution of support services.
Senior Drill Instructor
United States Marine Corps
San Diego
03.2016 - 03.2019
- Managed the accountability, welfare, safety, and health of 400 recruits, ensuring optimal conditions for successful completion of training objectives and improved proficiency across all phases.
- Produced over 400 United States Marines in strict adherence to the Program of Instruction and Recruit Training Schedule, upholding the highest standards of discipline and performance.
- Led the successful training of recruits in essential military skills, including rifle qualification, swim qualification, field exercises, and personnel inspections, resulting in mission-ready Marines.
- Oversaw daily instruction and development of over 400 recruits in core areas such as Marine Corps values, close order drill, general knowledge, uniform regulations, and rifle marksmanship.
- Achieved a 100% rifle qualification rate for the platoon, with an outstanding average score of 317.38 out of 350, demonstrating exceptional marksmanship training and instruction effectiveness.
Section Head
United States Marine Corps
Iwakuni
06.2012 - 02.2016
- Oversaw the leadership, accountability, and welfare of over 60 Marines, maintaining 100% personnel accountability and promoting professional development through structured mentorship programs.
- Served concurrently as the Water Quality Control Chief, managing $2M in equipment and ensuring full operational readiness for deployment.
- Gained advanced field capabilities in water purification, producing up to 50,000 gallons of potable water daily in expeditionary environments.
- Directed water support operations during Operation Forager Fury III (Tinian, Northern Mariana Islands), managing the distribution of over 300,000 gallons of clean water and overseeing waste disposal for Marines and local residents.
- As Embarkations Chief, led a team of 16 Marines in loading/unloading $1M in gear, maintaining strict accountability and logistical efficiency under time-sensitive conditions.
- Supervised ECPs and VCPs during Integrated Training Exercises, ensuring security and operational control during large-scale training events.
Education
Doctoral degree - Industrial & Organizational Psychology
National University
San Diego, CA09-2028
Master's degree - Human Behavior Psychology
National University
San Diego, CA04.2025
Bachelor's degree - Homeland Security and Emergency Management
National University
San Diego, CA01.2024
Skills
- Mentoring and advocacy
- Attention to detail
- Conflict resolution
- Leadership and coordination
- Trauma and PTSD understanding
- Team leadership
Certification
- Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
- March 2022 to March 2027
- Certified Peace Officer | March 2022 - March 2027
Awards
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, March 2019, Honored for exceptional leadership, discipline, and performance as a United States Marine Corps Drill Instructor from March 2016 to March 2019. Recognized for shaping future Marines through rigorous training, mentorship, and adherence to the highest standards of the Corps., Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, January 2015, Recognized for outstanding performance as Embarkation Non-Commissioned Officer with Marine Wing Support Squadron. Demonstrated superior logistical coordination and mission readiness by ensuring seamless deployment support under demanding timelines.
Military Service
- Branch: United States Marine Corps
- Service Country: United States
- Rank: Staff Sergeant
- June 2012 to July 2021
Accomplishments
- Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
Honored for exceptional leadership, discipline, and performance as a United States Marine Corps Drill Instructor from March 2016 to March 2019. Recognized for shaping future Marines through rigorous training, mentorship, and adherence to the highest standards of the Corps.
- Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
Recognized for outstanding performance as Embarkation Non-Commissioned Officer with Marine Wing Support Squadron. Demonstrated superior logistical coordination and mission readiness by ensuring seamless deployment support under demanding timelines.
Affiliations
- Practitioner in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Languages
German
Elementary
References
- David Vinton, Police Sergeant, Houston Police Department, 13097 Nitida St. Houston Texas 77045 (832) 518-0557
- Erik Rossow, Police Sergeant, Houston Police Department, 13097 Nitida St. Houston Texas 77045 (936) 933-1772
- William Lyons, Police Sergeant, Houston Police Department, 13097 Nitida St. Houston Texas 77045 (281) 460-3213
Timeline
Police Officer
Houston Police Department
07.2021 - Current
Platoon Sergeant
United States Marine Corps
04.2019 - 07.2021
Senior Drill Instructor
United States Marine Corps
03.2016 - 03.2019
Section Head
United States Marine Corps
06.2012 - 02.2016
Doctoral degree - Industrial & Organizational Psychology
National University
Master's degree - Human Behavior Psychology
National University
Bachelor's degree - Homeland Security and Emergency Management
National University
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