STEVEN BRYANT
Fayetteville,NC
Summary
Dedicated U.S. Border Patrol Agent and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer with extensive experience in military security operations. Delivered impactful contributions in deterring criminal activity and addressing threats to military personnel and property. Collaborated effectively with law enforcement agencies to apprehend fugitives, leading multiple teams to achieve mission objectives.
Overview
1
1
Certification
21
21
years of professional experience
Work History
Law Enforcement officer
Department of the Army Security Guard
Fayetteville, NC
01.2018 - Current
- Department of the Army Security Guard for Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC, managing installation access with the usage of physical access control equipment. Effectively safeguards government personnel, information, operations, equipment, and critical assets in accordance with a wide variety of Federal rules and agency/local regulations/policies.
- Expertly detains wanted persons and transfers custody to military police, civilian police, local sheriffs, or FBI.
- Enforced and implemented laws governing entry, residency, and departure rights on military installation, ensuring compliance with regulations.
- Manages the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) terminal in accordance with (IAW) federal and state laws.
- Collaborated with military police, civilian police, local sheriffs, FBI, and ICE to address criminal offenses, enhancing law and order.
- Collected information on illegal aliens, facilitating investigations and arrests by deportation officers.
- Accurately prepares incident reports and sworn statements, detailing events requiring military police intervention.
- Maintains proficiency and qualification of government issued 9mm side arm.
- Conflict Management
- Critical Thinker
- Communicate well with others
- Adapted to changing situations and requirements with ease.
- Army, Fort Bragg
- Average Hr Per Week: 50
- Supervisor: LT. Frank Johnson (910) 551-3726
E6
United States Army Transition Battalion Cadre
Houston, TX
03.2013 - 02.2015
- Worked cohesively as a Supervisor to help and mentor wounded, ill and injured Soldiers focus on their recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration, provide support and guidance to Soldiers and their Families in developing the Soldier's Comprehensive Transition Plan (CTP) and play a positive and active role throughout the Soldier's transition.
- Responsible for facilitating the resolution of administrative issues and helping guide the Soldier through the WTI process, while enforcing military standards.
- Monitored Soldiers' progress towards achieving transition goals outlined in CTP Semimage.
- Conducted daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly CTP progress counseling with Soldiers to determine the status of their transition progress.
- Tracking a Soldier's accountability by using standard reporting requirements (automated CTP (CTP) dashboard, manual CTP data calls, Medical Operational Data System (MODS), etc.)..
- DE-conflicted Soldiers' appointment schedules and provided the information needed for success in their individual CTPs.
- Monitored the Soldier to complete no less than five hours of adaptive reconditioning activities per week.
- Guided each new WTI Soldier and their Family to the Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC) within the first 30 days of their arrival.
- Counseled Soldiers on their performance, reviewed the CTP Self-Assessment, discussed Community Care Unit (CCU) eligibility, and documented counseling on a development form.
- Worked at Army base Fort Sam
E5
United States Army Infantry Squad Leader
Fort Hood, TX
09.2009 - 03.2013
- Functioned as a reconnaissance team member for convoys, supply and distribution exchanges, and major ground operations.
- Executed plans and coordinated air and ground security for logistical points and movements, enhancing safety for personnel and equipment.
- Acted as a reconnaissance team member for convoys, supply and distribution exchanges, and major ground operations.
- Developed and conducted training programs that improved organizational effectiveness and mission readiness.
- Army, Fort Hood
E4
United States Army Infantry Team Leader
Fort Bragg, TX
10.2005 - 09.2009
- Expertly prepared and conducted detailed training which increased the efficiency and safety of assigned service members.
- Supervised and led subordinates to enhance mission completion and soldier development.
- Researched and implemented solutions to meet company objectives.
- Conducted monthly counseling sessions that fostered team development.
- Army, Fort Bragg
Education
Diploma -
Denison High School
Personal Information
Nationality: United States of America
Certification
M9 pistol training and certification, CPR certification, Physical security training certification, 12-gauge shotgun training and certification, OC Spray training and certification
Timeline
Law Enforcement officer
Department of the Army Security Guard
01.2018 - Current
E6
United States Army Transition Battalion Cadre
03.2013 - 02.2015
E5
United States Army Infantry Squad Leader
09.2009 - 03.2013
E4
United States Army Infantry Team Leader
10.2005 - 09.2009
Diploma -
Denison High School