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Respond to inquiry by CBP Officers of 8 USC 1324 – alien smuggling and gather evidence, photograph vehicle, property, and any relative piece of evidence that can be used against the defendant(s) in court. Advise Assistant United States Attorney’s Office (AUSA) of findings and send special approval for prosecution. If declined, began to handle the case administratively. If case is accepted by AUSA, gather required documents for interview, set up recorded interview in a closed off room and place defendant(s) under arrest, read Miranda Rights and conduct in-depth recorded interview of events leading up to smuggling attempt. Once interview is concluded write up complaint for Statement of Fact and/or Probable Cause. Coordinate with other federal agencies to get defendant(s) and material witness(s) transported and booked into custody. Complete all required documents, report of investigation and seizure of vehicle, property, electronic device(s) and money if used for financial gain with alien smuggling event. Wet sign all document, complete file and hand over to lead prosecution officer for submission to the AUSA.Respond to inquiry by CBP Officers of 8 USC 1326 – Reentry After Deportation and determine if case meets guidelines for prosecution. If case does not meet guidelines, obtain special approve from AUSA before proceeding. If case meets guidelines, proceed with prosecution and gather required documents for interview, set up recording interview in a closed off room and place defendant under arrest, read Miranda Rights and conduct in-depth recorded interview of event. Get defendant transported and booked into custody. Complete all required documents, report of investigation and seizure of vehicle (if used), property, and electronic device(s). Wet sign all document, complete file and hand over to lead prosecution officer for submission to the AUSA.In rare occurrence, prosecute for 8 USC 1325 – Unlawful Entry and 18 USC 1001 – False Statements to a Federal Officer.

Create case files in connection with the entry of aliens into The United States to determine the nationality and identity of each applicant for admission and for preventing the entry of ineligible aliens, including criminals, terrorists, and drug traffickers. Files include, Notice to Appear, Expedited Removal, Expedited Removal Credible Fear, Unaccompanied Child, Withdrawals, Visa Waiver Refusal and Paroles. Conducting in-depth background investigations using various Department of Homeland Security systems along with conducting in-depth sworn statements and working side by side with Office of Field OperationsIntelligence Unit. Writing detailed narrative reports and executing various immigration paperwork to be included within case files being sent to ICE-ERO, USCIS and OPP. Count and verify money associated to aliens currently on person or in their property and annotate information on pat down sheet, incident memorandum and Unified Secondary System. Vehicle transportation to various detention centers within 120-mile radius to include hospital watch if necessary. Complete arrest jackets for outstanding Federal Warrants in SEACATS, I-247 detainers and Port Paroles. Train fellow CBP Officers on proper case preparation, detailed narratives, case annotations and thorough processing of immigration violations of ineligible aliens.

Enforcing customs, immigration, and agricultural laws and regulations at U.S. ports of entry along with numerous other codes and regulations under federal law for 40+ Federal Agencies. Conducting visual and physical inspections of cargo, baggage, conveyances, and persons using a wide array of non-intrusive technology. Preventing the illegal trafficking of people, narcotics, and contraband into the United States. Performing primary and secondary inspections, intelligence analysis, apprehension, detention, and arrest relative to the arrival and departure of persons, conveyances, and merchandise. Conducting preliminary investigations, completing seizures (case jackets) to include (persons, conveyances, merchandise, etc.) and report findings to the on-duty Homeland Security Special Agents. Complete arrest jackets for outstanding local warrants SEACATS if picked up by local police. Interacting daily with other law enforcement partners to include local, county, state, federal and foreign agencies.

Operated various screening equipment and technology to identify dangerous objects in baggage, cargo and on passengers, and prevented those objects from being transported onto an aircraft. Performed screening and searches to include physical interaction with passengers (e.g., pat-downs, search of property, testing for explosive residue, etc.), and conducting property searches. Controlled terminal ingress and egress points. Maintained focus and awareness in order to preserve the ability to identify and locate potentially life threatening or mass destruction devices, and to make effective decisions in both crisis and routine situations. Engaged in continuous development of critical skills, necessary to mitigate actual and potential security threats, by identifying, evaluating, and applying appropriate situational options and approaches.

Coordinated and oversaw security operations of 5 Walmart Distribution Centers in Southern California, secured by 60-90 security personnel at any given time throughout the year. Maintained client relations, coordinated and oversaw all activities of onsite security personnel to include site hiring, accounting, auditing, supervisory development, training, inventory control, and operational management. Tasked to meet or exceed financial and operational goals. Maintained and oversaw maintenance of weekly operating shift schedules and the daily/weekly payroll processing. Provided after-hour emergency response as needed.

Supervised security emergency response team for both (Los Angeles County Fair ERT & Upland Lemon Festival) tasked with public safety and medical training to include the following; Foot patrols of wide vast areas, patrolled parking lots in unmarked/marked units to deter and prevent crime, ingress/egress gate control to include metal detector operations, baggage inspections, traffic control, concert protection, crowd control, celebrity protection, lost child recovery and detained individuals from posing a risk to the public or themselves. Worked with local law enforcement in day to day operations, provided back up to calls, detained individuals and turned over for processing at onsite jail.

Coordinated and oversaw security parking operations to include 25-35 security personnel responsible for 2 Amazon Distribution Center parking lots in Moreno Valley, California during the holiday season. Maintained client relations, directing, coordinating and overseeing all activity of the exterior lots, security personnel, including supervisory development, training and operational functions at the assigned properties in accordance with client requirements and company standards. Coordinated with local Riverside Sheriffs Department for daily action plans of street blockage and forced ingress/egress locations to include blockage of multiple ingress/egress locations within the parking lot.

Performed security patrols of designated areas on foot or mark unit. Received and made phone calls within a command center to banks across the nation to set up work orders with 3rd party contractors or advised of potential threats. Monitored and reviewed cameras to establish rapport to bank executive personnel or law enforcement. Permitted authorized persons admittance onto bank property and monitored the ingress and egress of the building. Observed departing personnel to protect against theft of company property and ensure that authorized removal of property was conducted within appropriate client requirements. Prepared reports on accidents, incidents, and suspicious activities.

Observed and reported activity and incidents at an assigned client site, providing for the security and safety of client property and personnel. Performed periodic patrols for irregularities and to inspect protection devices and fire control equipment. Controlled access to client facility through the admittance process, patrolled on foot or in a vehicle; checking for unsafe conditions, hazards, unlocked doors, blocked entrances and exits, mechanical problems, and unauthorized persons. Created and prepared logs and reports as required.