Spencer Pellegrin
Houston
Summary
Professional law enforcement officer equipped to handle high-pressure situations and sensitive investigations with precision. Strong focus on collaborative efforts, ensuring reliability and adaptability in dynamic environments. Proficient in conflict resolution, strategic planning, and maintaining public safety. Known for unwavering ethics, tactical expertise, and effective communication.
Overview
23
23
years of professional experience
Work History
Deputy US Marshal
Department of Justice
Houston, TX
08.2003 - Current
- Conducted aggravated felony apprehensions of fugitives in coordination with local law enforcement agencies while assigned to the Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Fugitive Task Force.
- Developed and implemented strategic safety protocols to enhance operational efficiency during missions.
- 15 years as TTO(Tactical Training Officer)for the Southern District of Texas. Trained and mentored Deputy US Marshals on legal procedures and tactical response techniques.
- 16 years assigned to OMSU(Operational Medical Support Unit). Graduated from Johns Hopkins University in the DOT National Standard EMT Course.
- Assigned to multiple operations to support JSD(Judicial Support Division). Provide protection and movement of all Federal Judiciary, members of Supreme Court and Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
University of Houston
Houston, TX12-2004
Skills
- 2006-Present- Support JSD Judicial Support Division in the protection and movement of Federal Judiciary, Supreme Court Justices and Secretary of Health and Human Services
- -Assigned as lead medic for all protection operations
- -Support in the movement of protected client
- -Coordinate with regional hospital and trauma surgeons for smooth transition to emergency care
- -Coordinate with protected client for all medical concerns
- -Led District Firearm Quals bi annually as lead firearms instructor
- -2007-I was assigned to the U S Marshals Service Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force As a member of the Task Force I have assisted many different Law Enforcement agencies in apprehending federal and state fugitives I am currently assigned both local and federal warrants in which I am the lead deputy I have assisted local agencies in adopting cases on fugitives that were beyond the investigative jurisdiction and resources of local departments I have assisted task force members in obtaining court orders for the tracking of cell phones by writing the orders when necessary and by providing the orders and assistance in writing the orders, to include provide written examples, proof reading, and explaining the probable cause standard to receive the order I have provided contacts to members of the task force at the United States Attorneys Office and assisted them in getting the orders signed
- -Led District Firearm Quals bi annually as lead firearms instrucor
- 2010 I have served as a medic for the Southern District of Texas and the Operation Medical Support Unit (OMSU)
- 2012 I successfully completed the DOT National Standard EMT course from Johns Hopkins University The completion of this course allows me to instruct the Deputy Trauma Course (DTC), which is mandated by USMS headquarters that every DUSM and taskforce officer (TFO) attend course
- 2012-Present, I successfully instructed students through the DTC scenarios and the successful deployment of equipment in DTC trauma kit, which involves correct application of tourniquet correct application of chest seals from blunt force trauma or gunshot wounds and correct application of quick-clot For the week long course I coordinated with the Harris County Sheriff Department to allow us to utilize their facilities at no cost to the district or USMS
-2015 I attended Tactical Training Officer Class #502(TTO #502) in Glynco, Georgia During this time I obtained certifications in Adjunct Instructor Training and Active Shooter Instructor The successful completion of this allows me to travel the country and instruct at High Risk Fugitive Apprehension(HRFA) classes This course consist of tactical shooting, vehicle containment and building entries with protective shields
-2018- I attended Centrifuge Training in Chino California and completed Vehicle Close Quarter Ballistics instructor course (VCQB)This class is instructed yearly to all Deputy US Marshals and our state partner agencies
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Timeline
Deputy US Marshal
Department of Justice
08.2003 - Current
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
University of Houston