Shane Bellis
Des Moines
Summary
Highly experienced Criminal Investigator (GS-1811-13) with supervisory experience as Acting Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal. Proven expertise in operations management, prisoner movements, evidence handling, program oversight, and leadership development within the U.S. Marshals Service. Demonstrated success collaborating with judiciary officials, law enforcement partners, and administrative personnel while ensuring compliance with federal policy, safety standards, and mission success.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
Work History
Criminal Investigator (CI), GS-1811-13
U.S. Marshals Service
12.2019 - Current
- JPATS Coordination
- Coordinated airlift and commercial movement of federal prisoners including high-security and medical-needs cases.
- District Security Officer Program Management
- Oversaw compliance, credentialing, and annual requirements for DSO personnel.
- Conducted performance evaluations and maintained program records.
- Evidence Custodian
- Expanded evidence program capability district-wide.
- Logged, tracked, managed, and trained personnel on handling procedures.
- Field Training Officer
- Mentored and trained new Deputy U.S. Marshals on policy, investigations, and court procedures.
- Additional Responsibilities
- Witness Security support (active NDO on file).
- Served as Deputy-in-Charge during management absence, overseeing schedules, courtroom operations, and prisoner movement coordination.
Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal (Acting), GS-1811-14
U.S. Marshals Service
06.2023 - 04.2024
- Led daily operations of court deputies and assignments.
- Delivered employee performance plans including mid-year reviews and annual evaluations.
- Coordinated operational requirements with Judges, U.S. Attorney’s Office, and U.S. Probation.
- Oversaw onboarding and training of new Deputy U.S. Marshals.
- Worked closely with Polk County Jail to resolve complex prisoner issues such as medical needs, classification concerns, and special housing requirements.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Middle Tennessee State University
12.2008
Skills
- Distrait Field Training Officer
- COR Level 1
- Evidence Custodian
- Witness Security
- Jail Liaison
- District Security Officer Program
- Counter Surveillance / Surveillance Detection
- Pat 107 Drone Pilots License
- JPATS Coordinator
AWARDS
Quality Step Increase — April 2024, Sustained Superior Performance Awards — March 2023, July 2022, December 2021, February 2021, February 2020, Special Act Award — August 2021
Training and Deployments
Missing Child Unit Training / March 2023
- Southwest Border Operational Support / February 2023 - March 2023
- Extradition to New York City / October 2022
- Supreme Court Justice Protection Detail / 07/07/22
- Federal Judge Protection for Naturalization Ceremony / 07/01/22
- Evidence Collection Training / March 2022
- Summitcreek Leadership Academy / 2021 - 50 hours of leadership training
- Portland Courthouse Civil Unrest Detail / August 2020 - Provided extra security to Federal Courthouse during Civil Unrest
- HRFA Training / March 2020
- HRFA HP / August 2024
- CS/SD Collateral Duty
Timeline
Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal (Acting), GS-1811-14
U.S. Marshals Service
06.2023 - 04.2024
Criminal Investigator (CI), GS-1811-13
U.S. Marshals Service
12.2019 - Current
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Middle Tennessee State University