Billy K. Johnson

Career

Billy K. Johnson is a law enforcement and security executive with over 35 years of extensive training and background. He has served with the United States Marshals Service, United States Border Patrol, and in corporate security management. Johnson has demonstrated outstanding achievement in planning, management, and execution of duties as set forth by the Congress and the Justice Department.

Core Qualifications

Johnson's core qualifications include being a Critical Infrastructure Protection Instructor, Board Certified Physical Security Professional, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Instructor, U.S. Department of State Anti-Terrorism Assistance Instructor/Lead Instructor, U.S. Marshals Service Major Case and Top 15 Fugitive Investigator, U.S. Marshals Service Training Academy Instructor, Certified Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (DHS) Instructor, Contract Jail Inspector for the U.S. Marshals Service, Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal/Criminal Investigator (21 Years), and United States Border Patrol SWAT/Field Training Officer.

J-2 Security Services, LLC (2019 - Present)

As the Principal Security Consultant at J-2 Security Services, LLC, Johnson provides security management and physical security assessments to corporate and governmental clients to help protect their employees and customers. His clients include medical facilities, college campuses, financial institutions, housing developments, court facilities, jails, and commercial properties. As a Board-Certified Physical Security Professional (PSP) with ASIS International and a CPTED Practitioner/Instructor with Texas A&M TEEX, he assists counsel with case review and forensic consulting services in areas such as premises liability, negligent/inadequate security, and related civil litigation.

Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) (2017 - 2024)

Johnson serves as an adjunct instructor for TEEX as a member of the National Domestic Preparedness Consortium. He is responsible for facilitating classes to Emergency Management, Police, Fire, Military, Academia, and other stakeholder personnel across the United States. These classes include Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Awareness, Conducting Risk Assessments for Critical Community Assets, Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, and Advanced Critical Infrastructure Protection. He is also an instructor in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) and performs physical security assessments for corporations, businesses, and campuses through TEEX's enterprise business division.

United States Department of State (2011 - Present)

As an ATA Instructor/Consultant for the United States Department of State, Johnson plans and develops the instruction and delivery of the Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program classes involving the Protection of National Leadership (PNL) and Prevention of Attacks on Soft Targets (PAST) and associated mentor courses to the protection details of various countries, including Mexico, Jordan, Yemen, Maldives, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, and South Africa. This includes security/risk assessment training and physical assessments. He also delivers Protection of National Leadership Management (PNL-M) and Critical Incident Management (CIM) courses to officers in these countries, both as a staff instructor and leader of an instructor team.

United States Marshals Service (1991 - 2011)

Johnson served in various roles with the United States Marshals Service from 1991 to 2011, including:

• U.S. Marshal Senior Inspector/Instructor at the U.S. Marshals Service Training Academy in Glynco, Georgia (June 2009 - July 2011)
• Supervisory U.S. Marshal/Criminal Investigator in Pecos, Texas (October 2004 - June 2009)
• Deputy U.S. Marshal/Criminal Investigator in Pecos, Texas (January 1991 - September 2004)

His responsibilities included teaching police/criminal investigator operations, building entry and felony vehicle stop tactics, arrest, self-defense techniques, interview/surveillance, firearms instruction, and less-than-lethal (Simunition) instruction. He also oversaw high-threat warrant investigations and arrests, tactical operations, informant development and handling, investigative operations and reports, judicial threat investigations, court security officer pre-employment background investigations, risk/vulnerability assessments, and security systems oversight for U.S. courthouses and GSA federal buildings.

United States Border Patrol (1986 - 1991)

Johnson served as a United States Border Patrol Agent in San Diego, California, from June 1986 to January 1991. His duties included prevention, detection, and apprehension of persons and narcotics entering the United States illegally. He had extensive experience in both backcountry and checkpoint narcotics and immigration apprehension. Johnson received special weapons training at the San Diego Sheriff's Department SWAT Academy and served as a member of the San Diego Sector SWAT Team, performing high-risk duties in furtherance of the U.S. Border Patrol mission, including narcotics raids and undercover operations. He also served as a Field Training Officer, instructing new agents in policy and procedure, arrest tactics, criminal and immigration law, and investigation and prosecution of criminal and administrative cases.

Specialized Training

Johnson has received specialized training in various areas, including Forensic Testimony Workshop, Court Security Specialist Instructor, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Instructor, Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience, Jurisdictional Threat & Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, Critical Asset Risk Management, Advanced Critical Infrastructure Protection, Essentials of Workplace Violence Prevention and Intervention, Enhancing Duty of Care With Location Intelligence, 2020 Vision For Physical Security, Access Control Systems Protection, Global Business Continuity, Federal Law Enforcement Instructor, Non-Lethal Training Instructor, International Fugitive Investigations, Firearms Instructor Training Program, Advanced Critical Incident Response, Spanish Language Training, United States Customs Service Narcotics Cross-Training, U.S. Marshals Service Academy, U.S. Border Patrol SWAT Special Operations Training, and United States Border Patrol Academy.