Experience

New York City Corrections Dept

• United States
• Law Enforcement
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Investigator - Intelligence Unit

  • Oct 2017 - Present

  - Serves as an investigator in the Department’s Internal Affairs Office (Investigation Division). Responsible for investigating an array of staff misconduct, such as excessive use of force, staff arrests, or any conduct unbecoming a member of the DOC. - Regular duties include: Interviewing DOC officers and civilian employees who are represented by union attorneys, interviewing inmates and other witnesses, obtaining and reviewing documentary evidence such as surveillance video, inmate telephone call records and recordings. - A large part of my role as an investigator includes drafting preliminary and closing reports, in which I concisely summarize the evidence uncovered during the investigation, the factual findings and the analysis and reasoning employed to reach these findings, as well as my conclusions as to whether misconduct occurred. Depending on whether my investigation results in charges for the subject, I may be asked to testify at administrative tribunals. - In June of 2019 I was selected for the Intelligence Unit within the Investigation Division, a unit that handles the most confidential and sensitive investigations, often involving media attention and usually requiring collaboration with other investigative agencies, DOC’s agency attorneys, and Human Resources. Show less



EAC – Brooklyn Forensic LINK

• Brooklyn, New York, United States

• Forensic Case Manager

  • Dec 2015 - Oct 2017

  Monitored individuals with mental illnesses who had an open court case in Kings County Criminal or Supreme Court and had agreed to a plea deal with EAC. - Conducted interviews of potential clients in New York City correctional facilities, courts, and inpatient psychiatric units. Conducted follow up interviews with past mental health providers, family members, etc. before submitting written reports that determined the individual's fitness to work with EAC as part of a plea deal. - Built and maintained relationships with attorneys, treatment providers and other interested parties- - Submitted regular written and verbal updates to the court on the defendant's progress, including compliance with regular drug screening and attendance at mandated mental health treatment appointments. Show less



EAC - Mental Health Court Advocacy Program

• Brooklyn, New York, United States

• Intern – Forensic Case Manager

  • Jun 2015 - Oct 2015

  - Assisted forensic case managers in daily duties before taking on a caseload of my own. - Duties included: procuring clients by interviewing individuals being held at Kings County Criminal Court, conducting interviews with and psychosocial assessments of clients, and referring clients to the appropriate services (i.e. mental health). - Assisted forensic case managers in daily duties before taking on a caseload of my own. - Duties included: procuring clients by interviewing individuals being held at Kings County Criminal Court, conducting interviews with and psychosocial assessments of clients, and referring clients to the appropriate services (i.e. mental health).