Renita L. Cox

• Monitors Surveillance systems and devices, such as CCTV, Inmate telephone and GPS vehicle tracking systems.
• Maintain in confidence any information regarding case investigation not made public except for communication with others who have a need to know for the proper administration of justice.
• Export video and audio recordings and data files for advanced analysis by CSC Intelligence analysts and other personnel.

Conducts tape reviews as assigned.

• Maintain and preserves surveillance monitoring logs, video audio and data records.
• Works with minimal supervision.
• Monitors facility activities, facility condition, surveillance systems and functionality, and individual movements continuously.
• Monitors the RFID system and recognizes, acknowledges, and manages alarm scenarios within the facility.

Operate surveillance systems and devices such as various Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV), Body-Worn Camera (BWC), Inmate Telephone Systems (ITS), and Electronic Communication Devices (ECD).

Provide real-time monitoring and response to incidents and activities that occur in and on the grounds of DOC facilities, which are composed of the Central Detention Facility (CDF), the Correctional Treatment Facility (CTF), and the Central Cell Block (CCB).

Monitors the RFID systems and recognizes, acknowledges, and manages alarm scenarios within the facility to determine the threat level of a suspicious situation or persons.

Provide an intelligence support system, including providing information regarding activities of habitual or career offenders or individuals/groups who may pose a unique and significant threat to the safety of staff members and inmates within the DOC.

Report events and situations that appear to be at variance with DOC security policies, procedures, and protocols to the CSC supervisor and or appropriate supervisory personnel; and follow up with accurate and detailed documentation.

Export video, audio recordings, and data files for advanced analysis by CSC intelligence analysts and other personnel.

Conduct internal investigations, providing intel reports with detailed and accurate information, involving inmates and or DOC staff.

Monitor inmate audio calls and text messages to determine illegal activity concerning drug trafficking.

Label and store evidence such as drug paraphernalia, weapons, documents, etc., collected by OIS investigators when performing cell inspections and or when incidents occur involving inmates. Release evidence to MPD

investigators as well as in-house investigators when preparing for court proceedings and or adjustment board hearings.

Process subpoenas for the District Attorney’s office/District Court that require video, audio downloads, and other inmate personal information, with a tracking system to ensure accurate location of information.

Compress/zip and upload processed Subpoena files to the USAFx system, which allows Attorneys to view and download audio, text message, video, and other material that is requested.

Access, review, and upload body cam footage to the database warned by Correctional Officer and TAC Teams.

Official testimony in legal court proceedings for administrative and open hearings.

Coordinated with law enforcement agencies to respond to security incidents and emergencies.

• Monitored system performance and identified potential issues to ensure operational efficiency.
• Conducted regular evaluations of monitoring tools to enhance data accuracy and reliability.

• Provide protection and security for persons and buildings within the District of Columbia Government.
• Enforce DC Code and Federal Laws using vehicle and foot patrol, by authority of the Office of the Mayor.
• Performed preliminary investigations and prepared incident reports
• Performed compliance checks and uniform attire inspection on contract officers posted throughout Government properties.
• Notified proper authorities of emergency situations
• Worked in the Security Service Center (SSC) or the Central Communication Center (CCC) and monitored the CCTV’S cameras and activity in the building, maintained a daily log on a daily blotter to pass down all pertinent information to the oncoming shift, dispatched assignments to officers working the location to respond to emergency situations, answered phones and direct calls to appropriate office or person. Maintained confidentiality of nonpublic information, strictly adhere to all policy and procedures with regards to protecting personal and private individual information.

• Adhered to and enforced DC Code and Federal Laws, as well as Rules, Regulations, Policy and Procedures set forth by DC Housing Authority
• Responded to emergency and non-emergency calls
• Maintained safety and security for the residents and lawful visitors of Housing Authority properties and buildings by making lawful arrest when necessary
• Performed investigations and testified during court appearance.
• Performed preliminary investigations and prepared incident reports
• Notified proper authorities of emergency situations