Marlene Medina

• Gained training at the US Border Patrol Academy in Artesia, NM for Processing Coordinators on e3 processing, Spanish scenarios, Detainee scenarios, firearm’s, Law, EMT and PT Defensive tactics.
• Processed undocumented aliens at border patrol processing facilities and furnished case resolution details to resolve immediate situations.
• Preforming physical searches of detained individuals and their immediate surroundings for weapons, contraband, and other evidence.
• Working with law enforcement officials to identify and apprehend violators during processing into e3.
• Work and help on files such as ER/CF files and prosecution files.
• Proficient in use of Firearm's and in UOF (use of force).
• Inventory, tagging and storing detainee’s personal property for tracking.
• Welfare checks / Amenities
• Intake
• SDO - keep track of what’s coming into facility.
• Ask for proof of identification.
• Update Excel sheets

• Served high customer volumes during special events, nights, and weekends.
• Managed cash handling duties responsibly, ensuring accurate accounting at the end of each shift.
• Performed opening and closing duties, printing sales reports, setting up for incoming shift, preparing cash drawers, and taking inventory.
• Efficiently opened or closed the bar according to established procedures, ensuring preparedness for each shift.

• Demonstrated strong multitasking skills by managing multiple tables simultaneously without compromising service quality.
• Served food and beverages promptly with focused attention to customer needs.
• Worked with POS system to place orders, manage bills, and handle complimentary items.

• Maintained jail security by performing frequent security checks within cell block and inspecting each cell for contraband.
• Conducted pat downs and of detainees to prevent contraband from entering facility.
• Improved overall facility cleanliness with thorough inspections and adherence to sanitation guidelines.
• Received and processed detainee’s into custody of institution by searching prisoners and taking charge of personal property.
• Handled intake processing efficiently, ensuring all necessary paperwork was completed accurately and promptly.
• Ensured the well-being of detainee’s by conducting regular cell checks and monitoring their physical and mental health.
• Documented detainee’s identification, charges and detainee’s disturbance incidents.
• Coordinated with other law enforcement personnel such as TX DPS, CID, and CO sheriff’s office to exchange information.

• Got training onTLETS to gain access to run background checks on detainee’s who come into custody.

• Upload detainee to magistrate for court with a judge.