Christopher Hoye United States Marshal District of Nevada April 2012 Overview of the U.S. Marshals Service.

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Christopher Hoye United States Marshal District of Nevada April 2012 Overview of the U.S. Marshals Service

 The USMS was created in 1789 with the First Judiciary Act  It is this nation’s “Oldest Federal Law Enforcement Agency”  The USMS is a bureau of the U.S. Department of Justice.  USMS Headquarters is in Arlington, Virginia  94 Districts  Approximately 5,000 employees

Missions  Judicial Security  Fugitive Investigations  Sex Offenders (Adam Walsh Act 2006)  Prisoner Services  Witness Security Program  Asset Forfeiture Program  Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation  Court Orders  Special Missions

Judicial Security  USMS is responsible for protecting federal judicial officials (Judges, Attorneys and Jurors)  The USMS receives approximately 1200 threats/inappropriate communications nation wide targeting their protectees which include over 2600 federal judges  Threats received against USMS protectees Nevada Nationwide ◦ FY ,258 ◦ FY ,394 ◦ FY ,141 ◦ FY ,278

Judicial Security  Four (4) U.S. Courthouses ◦ Lloyd D. George U.S. Courthouse (Las Vegas) ◦ Foley U.S. Courthouse (Las Vegas) ◦ Bruce R. Thompson U.S. Courthouse (Reno) ◦ Clifton Young U.S. Courthouse (Reno)  Ten (10) U.S. District Court Judges  Seven (7) Magistrate Judges  Five (5) Bankruptcy Judges  Three (3) Ninth Circuit Court Judges

Fugitive Investigations  Fugitives arrested in Nevada Fiscal YearUSMSTask ForceTotal  Fugitives arrested Nationwide Fiscal YearUSMSTask ForceTotal ,398113,287152, ,114108, , ,60585,588119, ,68573,014109,699

Sex Offenders (Adam Walsh Act)  Fugitives arrested in Nevada Fiscal YearTotal  Fugitives arrested Nationwide Fiscal YearTotal , , , ,634

District of Nevada Average Daily Prisoner Population Fiscal Year USMS Nationwide Average Daily Prisoner Population Fiscal Year , , , ,135

Witness Security Program  Provide the highest level of personal protection and a secure environment for witnesses and other participants in federal proceedings

District of Nevada ► Manage 164 Assets (Vehicles, real property, financial instruments, etc.) ► Total Value on Hand = 6.9 Million Asset Forfeiture Nationwide ► Manage 20,071 Assets (Vehicles, real property, financial instruments, etc.) ► Total Value on Hand = 4.4 Billion

 The number of prisoners transported by the District of Nevada in 2011 – 620  The number of prisoners transported nationwide in 2011 – 100,470

 The USMS enforces court orders on behalf of the federal courts  This includes temporary restraining orders, garnishments, summons and complaints  Approximately 560 items of process served per year by District of Nevada Deputy U.S. Marshals

Special Missions ► First responders to National Emergencies (Hurricane Katrina, etc) ► National Security Deployments (Where our law enforcement presence is needed).

“ The nation’s oldest and most versatile federal law enforcement agency ”