Justin Donahue

• Conducted routine patrols of assigned neighborhoods to detect suspicious activity and persons.
• Responded to calls for service from the public, including emergency situations.
• Operated police vehicles with due regard for safety of others on the roadways.
• Maintained order during special events such as parades, demonstrations, and sporting events.
• Maintained proficiency in firearms safety protocols through regular training exercises.
• Inspected equipment regularly to ensure it is functioning properly prior to use.

Began career in the Modular Compound, transferred to Main Jail and began to work the Special Management Unit

• 2008 to Present; Qualified to become an Operator with the Special Operations Group
• 2015 to Present; appointed to the WCSO Honor Guard.
• 2017 to Present; assigned to Special Services as a Detective.
• Prepared detailed reports of investigative activities and findings.
• Monitored suspect activities through use of electronic devices or physical surveillance.

• Served as an Infantryman, 11B for a span of eight years from 1999 to 2007.
• Held the military occupational specialty of Military Police 31B for eleven years
• Managed and directed daily operations of patrol teams while serving as a Patrol Supervisor at Joint Base Camp Edwards' Provost Marshalls Office from 2018 to 2021.
• First Platoon/ First Squad Leader; providing direction guidance to 10-12 Soldiers for training and active duty missions
• Active Duty experience includes the following: Operation Enduring Freedom 01/2014-02/2015 in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
• Assistant Watch Commander of the only High Value Detention Facility in the United States
• Operation Iraq Freedom 7/2009-8/2010 in Ubaydhi, Iraq
• Served as Security Chief for a Military Movement Team on over 80 combat missions
• Operation Enduring Freedom 8/2003-7/2004 in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba as an Infantryman
• Conducted area security outside the detention facility, manned over-watch towers.
• Member of the Quick Reaction Team; dispatched to disturbances inside the detention facilities
• Operation Noble Eagle 10/2001-10/2002 at the Soldier Systems and Bio-chemical Command Center, Natick, MA
• Conducting area security and conducting main gate operations; searching commercial and civilian vehicles to ensure safety and security to top secret high-tech equipment for United States armed forces.