KEITH KARRER
Centerport
Summary
Dynamic law enforcement professional with extensive experience at the Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security. Proven expertise in criminal investigations and interagency collaboration, successfully coordinating operations that enhance public safety. Adept at decision-making under pressure, with a strong track record in tactical operations and problem-solving.
Overview
17
17
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Deputy United States Marshal, Job Series 1811
Department of Justice
Central Islip
04.2022 - Current
- Executed warrants of arrest, ensuring effective apprehension of fugitives.
- Worked alongside the NY/NJ Regional Fugitive Task Force
- Assisted Task Force Officers with fugitive cases
- Coordinated missing child operations with local and federal law enforcement agencies, enhancing collaborative response efforts.
- Collaborated with local and federal law enforcement to enhance safety in D.C. through community-focused initiatives.
- Participated in several gang sweep operations
- Collaborated with federal, state, and local agencies to support joint investigations
- Executed enforcement operations with local agencies to address community safety
Inspector, Job Series 1801
Department of Homeland Security
Central Islip
09.2016 - 04.2022
- Investigate allegations of criminal activity and enforce federal, state, and local laws for the protection of building, grounds, and property that are owned, occupied, or secured by the Federal Government under the jurisdiction of the Administrator of the General Services Administration (GSA) or the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
- Conducted investigations by collecting information related to criminal offenses and served and executed search and arrest warrants, served subpoenas and summonses, and made arrests.
- Responded to service calls at federal facilities, conducting initial incident responses, investigating potential violations of federal and local laws, making arrests, documenting incidents, and coordinating with law enforcement.
- Investigated allegations of criminal behavior impacting safety and security of critical government infrastructure by interviewing witnesses and suspects, assessing threats, and coordinating appropriate responses.
- Conducted surveillance and assessments to detect fraudulent activities and uncover violations or illegal actions.
- Conduct surveillance and monitoring of suspicious activity, deterrence patrols, and community policing activities by interacting daily with all types of occupants and visitors of federal facilities.
- Responded to and investigated bomb threats against federal facilities, threatening communications, and incidents involving the delivery of possible biological warfare agents using letters or packages.
- Use demonstrated knowledge, training, and abilities to conduct investigative detentions with careful attention to protecting the rights of individuals involved.
- Conduct investigations on the theft of any United States Government property with a total loss up to $2,000.
- Regularly conduct crime prevention and security awareness training for tenants of federal facilities including Active Shooter training.
Team Leader/Squad Leader-Sergeant
United States Army
Fort Campbell
04.2009 - 01.2010
- Led and supervised a squad of 8-12 soldiers during training, combat missions, and daily missions
- Planned, coordinated, and executed tactical operations while accomplishing the mission and ensuring the safety of all personnel
- Coordinated crew activities to ensure mission readiness and team cohesion.
- Ensured safety, morale, and well-being of soldiers, fostering a supportive environment.
- Delivered training and counseling to team members, enhancing individual performance and readiness.
- Maintained and operated weapons, communications equipment, and vehicles valued at over $600,000.
Education
Some College (No Degree) - Criminal Justice
Nassau Community College
Garden City, NYSkills
- Criminal intelligence
- Investigative techniques
- Surveillance techniques
- Enforcement operations
- Operational planning
- Interagency collaboration
- Decision making under pressure
- Problem solving
- Critical thinking
- Time management
Certification
- warrior leader course
- FLETC firearm instructor course
- Field Training Instructor
- Uniformed Police Training program
- BDUSMI
- Physical security training program
- missing child investigations course
Timeline
Deputy United States Marshal, Job Series 1811
Department of Justice
04.2022 - Current
Inspector, Job Series 1801
Department of Homeland Security
09.2016 - 04.2022
Team Leader/Squad Leader-Sergeant
United States Army
04.2009 - 01.2010
Some College (No Degree) - Criminal Justice
Nassau Community College