Jesus Rodriguez

Experience

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  383rd Quartermaster Battalion U.S. Army Reserves

  Jan 1996 - Apr 1998

  Logistics Specialist
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  82nd Airborne Division, U.S. Army

  May 1998 - Oct 2000

  Logistics Specialist
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  U.S. European Command

  Nov 2000 - Dec 2006

  Aircraft Maintenance Crew Chief

  UH-1H and UH-60 maintenance. Utility aircraft and general lift support.

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  Army Criminal Investigation Division

  Sept 2005 - Mar 2007

  Internship Trainee

  Assisted with the conduct and reporting of felony investigations wherein the US Army or Department of Defense had an interest. Attended and graduated the US Army Special Agent Course.

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  Army Criminal Investigation Division

  Dec 2008 - Dec 2021

  CID Special Agent assigned to HQ, U.S. Army Europe - Africa (USAEUR-AF). Supported thirteen military communities with timely and comprehensive criminal intelligence analysis to enhance community leader or administrator decision making regarding the allocation of funds, resources, and personnel employed to accomplish crime prevention, detection, and deterrence. Provided a four-star commanding general with quarterly, annual, and out-of-cycle analysis of existing or emerging crime related threats to their area of responsibility and force readiness. Served as the USAEUR-AF theater Army Law Enforcement Reporting Tracking System (ALERTS) administrator for 12 Army Provost Marshal Offices. Served as a National Crime Information Center (NCIC), Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC), for the US Army Crime Records Center. Supervised administered NCIC access for six area law enforcement agencies and 28 NCIC terminal operators to ensure records were entered into the NCIC person or property files as required by Department of Defense (DoD) and Army regulations. Acted as the Agency Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC), Defense People Search (DPS), Site Security Manager (SSM). Supervised and administered 175 user accounts that enabled military community criminal justice organizations with the ability to verify individual identities and DoD or military affiliation. Show less Advised the Special-Agent-in-Charge for an office consisting of 11 felony investigators and one administrative assistant. Supported four military installations with a total population of approximately 10,000 Soldiers, US government civilians, and DoD family members. Directed and supervised office administrative and logistical operations. Provided technical expertise and mentorship on crime scene processing, evidence collection, and technical equipment. Controlled the largest organizational evidence room in Europe for the US Army; maintained 100% accountability; and executed a custody transfer of approximately1,000 items of evidence with zero loss or deficiencies. Show less Supported 7 US Army Criminal Investigation Division field offices dispersed across several military communities throughout US Army Europe. Produced, planned, synchronized, and published 80 organizational orders and tasks. Served as the primary planner for major training events and assisted the organization's deputy director on special projects. Managed and coordinated the selection, attendance, and completion of basic, advanced, and senior-level leadership and professional development courses by organizational personnel based on order of merit. Contributed to the development and preparation of the director’s quarterly training guidance to the organization. Show less Independently or with little supervision, investigated felony offenses in which there was a Department of the Army interest. Evaluated, processed and documented crime scenes; collected and analyzed physical evidence; interviewed victims, witnesses, suspects and subjects; conducted crime prevention and analytical surveys; prepared reports to document the result of investigations and surveys; testified in court proceedings and tribunals; performed protective service missions for high ranking Department of Defense dignitaries; conducted coordination and liaison with military, civilian, and federal prosecutors and law enforcement agencies. Show less Independently or with little supervision investigated felony complaints outside the continental US in the which the US Army had an interest; determined investigative jurisdiction, processed crime scenes; conducted interviews of victims and interrogations of subjects; identified, collected and preserved physical and testimonial evidence ; prepared reports of investigation; conducted crime prevention surveys; recruited and controlled sources; handled contingency funds; maintained liaison with community leaders and military prosecutors; routinely coordinated with foreign national / host nation law enforcement authorities concerning investigations of mutual interest. Show less Independently or with little supervision investigated felony offenses in a designated combat zone that were in the Department of the Army's interest. Evaluated, processed, and documented crime scenes. Collected and analyzed physical evidence; interviewed witnesses, suspects, and subjects. Conducted crime prevention and analytical surveys; prepared reports to document the results of investigations and surveys; testified in court proceedings and tribunals; performed protective service missions for high ranking Department of Defense dignitaries; conducted coordination and liaison with military and federal prosecutors and law enforcement agencies concerning suspected war crimes. Show less

  • Strategic Criminal Intelligence Analyst

    Feb 2014 - Dec 2021

  • Senior Criminal Investigative Field Office Manager

    Feb 2013 - Jan 2014

  • Senior Criminal Investigative Manager

    Jun 2012 - Jan 2013

  • Digital Forensics Examiner

    Apr 2011 - Jun 2012

  • Criminal Investigator

    Feb 2010 - May 2011

  • Criminal Investigator

    Apr 2007 - Jan 2010

  • Criminal Investigator

    Dec 2008 - Nov 2009
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  Army Criminal Investigation Division

  Aug 2022 - now

  Investigative Analyst

  Supports the organization's Criminal Intelligence Program through conducting substantive analysis of criminal intelligence information and assists criminal investigators in ongoing investigations.