David W. Drosche 2533 Crosstimbers Dr. * College Station * TX 77840 Phone: 979-324-8419 * E-mail: ddrosche204@gmail.

com HIGHLIGHTS * President of the Texas Jail Association * Developed and implemented the Brazos County Crisis Intervention Team. The implementation of this team reduced the mental health inmate population considerably, which saved the County an average of $750,000 per year. * Appointed as Commander of multi-agency security detail for the 55th and 56th Presidential Inauguration Security Detail in Washington, D.C. * Detention Response Team commander for 10 years * Extensive training and teaching experience in the specialized areas of jail administration, operations, tactical and inmate health care management * Excellent written and verbal communication skills; strong computer skills. EDUCATION Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. March 2005. B.S. Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. August 1996. WORK EXPERIENCE October 2002 - Present Lieutenant, Brazos County Sheriff's Office Inmate Services Division, Bryan, TX. * Supervision over Transition Team for $55 million Detention Center expansion project. Facility opened September 7, 2010. * Appointed as Commanding Officer over multi-agency security detail for the 55th (2005) and 56th (2009) Presidential Inauguration Security Detail in Washington, D.C. In 2005, there were 107 Police Officers assigned to this detail. In 2009, there were 123 Police Officers assigned to this detail. Personally responsible for complete security detail preparations, travel and operations. * Supervision over 1088 bed facility. Directly supervised the Inmate Services Division (To include: Medical, Transports, Crisis Intervention Team, Work Crews, Food Services, Commissary, Religious Services, and G.E.D. Services) * Developed and implemented the Brazos County Crisis Intervention Team in 2007. The implementation of this team reduced the mental health inmate population considerably, which saved the County an average of $750,000 per year. * Collaborated with area Police Departments and assisted in the development of their policy and procedures for mental health crisis response. * Reorganized for Medical Division Operations. Developed and implemented policies, procedures and protocols. This reorganization improved operational efficiency, reduced County medical cost and reduced County liability by diminishing the number of law suits. * Detention Response Team Commander for 10 years. Supervised all tactical operations to ensure safety and security. Developed and instructed training. Conducted threat assessments of facilities and operations.

* Internal Affairs Investigations (Criminal, Civil Right's violations and internal policy and procedure violations) * Developed RFPs (Request for Proposal) for Sheriff's Office bids for contractual services. February 2000 - October 2002 Transport Sergeant, Brazos County Sheriff's Office Support Services Division, Br yan, TX. * Developed, implemented and maintained the inmate and mental health consumer transportation policies and procedures for division. * Supervised 24 hour transport operations (5 shifts) * Developed collaboration with all area agencies, which effectively improved efficiency, safety and security of inmate transports. * Developed and maintained all statistical data for transport and jail operations. The development of these statistical reports justified the agency to increase personnel in both divisions. January 2000 - February 2000 Detention Sergeant, Brazos County Sheriff's Office Brazos County Minimum Securit y Jail, Bryan, TX. * Supervised operations in 228 bed facility to ensure compliance with the Texas Commission on Jail Standards. * Supervised, mentored and trained staff. * Investigated inmate complaints, grievances and criminal violations. * Investigated and disciplined personnel for policy violations. * Mediated personnel conflicts. January 1997 - January 2000 Detention Officer, Brazos County Sheriff's Office Inmate Services Division, Brya n, TX. * Agency Training Officer responsible for training all new hires in jail operations. * Supervised shift personnel in absence of Detention Sergeant. * Cross-trained in all divisions of the facility, to include: Intake/Release, Transport, Medical and Dispatch. SELECT CERTIFICATIONS October 2009 Advanced Crisis Negotiations, Bryan, TX. May 2008 Master Peace Officer Certification (Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education) June 2006 Mental Health Peace Officer Certification (Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education) Master Jailer Certification (Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education) March 2006 Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), Bryan Police Department, Bryan, TX. SELECT PRESENTATIONS November 2010 Jail Administration: Management and Operations, Huntsville, TX. "Your Duties as a Jail Administrator: Operational Matters and Staff Training"

May 2010 Texas Jail Association Annual Conference, Austin, TX. "Inmate Behavior Management" October 2005 National Conference on Correctional Health Care, Denver, CO. "Riding the Fence: Communication between health care workers and security staff" SELECT ASSOCIATIONS / COMMITTEES * Texas Jail Association Board of Directors (May 2005 - Present) Current President * Brazos County Sheriff's Office Transition Team (October 2007 - Present), Transition Lieutenant * County Corrections Advisory Council, Sam Houston State University, Correctional Management Institute of Texas Appointed by Director of CMIT (November 2007 - Present) * Mental Health Jail Diversion Task Force Committee, Brazos Valley MHMR (October 2004 - Present) Brazos County Sheriff's Office Representative REFERENCES Excellent references available upon request.