Brent Emanuel

Experience

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  US Army

  Jan 1985 - Oct 1986

  Military Police Officer

  Working as a Military Police Officer on a high security NATO site, I was reponsible for the physical security of the special items stored there. Responsiblities included patrol and static posts within the site as well as serving on a Security Alert Team which would respond to any disturbances or breeches of the site.

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  Doña Ana County

  May 1988 - Dec 2008

  Deputy Sheriff

  After being certified by the New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy, I served in the Patrol Division as both a Patrol Deputy and as Patrol Supervisor after attaining the rank of Sergeant. I also served in the Legal Process section and served as Primary Cadre during 3 basic training academies. I concluded my career as a supervisor in the Criminal Investigation Division.

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  United States Army Reserve

  Feb 1996 - Jan 2020

  Sergeant First Class

  Currently serving as a Platoon Sergeant responsible for the supervision, mentoring, and training of over 40 Military Police Soldiers. I recently returned from a tour in Afghanistan where I served as Noncommissioned Officer In Charge of Installation Security and Force Protection. Graduate of the US Army Physical Security Course.

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  Paragon Systems Inc

  Aug 2008 - now

  Federal Court Security Officer

  Under contract with the United States Marshal Service. Responsible for the personal securty of the Federal Judiciary as well as the physical security of the United States Federal District Court property. Duties include but are not limited to the screening of all persons entering the premises, security of court proceedings and the personal security of jurors, and enforcing the physical security as well as protecting the restricted areas of the complex.

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  New Mexico Mounted Patrol

  Feb 2011 - May 2018

  Trooper

  The New Mexico Mounted Patrol was created, at the request of Governor John Miles, by state statute in 1941 and is directed to assist all law enforcement agencies in the state. Actually, the agency was working several years before it was created as an unfunded state agency by Statute. Each year on average Mounted Patrol Troopers have donated the equivalent of 23 full time, trained and equipped officers to New Mexico police agencies. Troopers have been working beside local and state police agencies during snow storms, State Fairs, rodeos, plane crashes, hazardous material spills, prison riots, pursued escaped felons, the anti-war riots in Albuquerque, and every weekend assisting agencies with the daily police duties. Troopers even went to New Orleans after Katrina. Show less