05 FEBRUARY 2014ISRI press release
ISRI Names Brady Mills as Director of Law Enforcement Outreach against metal theft
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The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) announced today the hiring of Brady Mills as Director of Law Enforcement Outreach. In this new role created by ISRI, Mr. Mills will be responsible for working with the recently formed Law Enforcement Advisory Council to develop and implement a law enforcement training program as well as coordinate outreach with the law enforcement community.
“I am very pleased that Brady has joined our team,” said Robin Wiener, president of ISRI. “With more than 32 years in federal and state law enforcement, Brady’s background further strengthens our efforts to fight metals theft. I look forward to the positive outcomes that will result from the collaboration between Brady and ISRI’s newly created Law Enforcement Advisory Council in the development of a law enforcement training program and other outreach initiatives.”
Mr. Mills recently retired from the U.S. Secret Service after more than 27 years. He began his career in the Secret Service in 1986 in the Detroit Field Office followed by field assignments in the Washington and Fresno offices, and as Resident Agent in Charge of the Sacramento office.
From 1994 through 1998, he served on the Presidential Protective Division, including a period as Team Leader on the Counter Assault Team. From 2006 through 2012 he held headquarters assignments in the Inspection Division and the Office of Training at the Rowley Training Center. Mr. Mills ended his career with the Service as the Special Agent in Charge of the Secret Service Liaison Division. Prior to his career with the Secret Service, Mr. Mills served as a Trooper for five years with the Pennsylvania State Police.
Mr. Mills’ responsibilities will also include overseeing ScrapTheftAlert.com, the industry’s online system for law enforcement to notify local scrap dealers of metals thefts.
“I am very pleased that Brady has joined our team,” said Robin Wiener, president of ISRI. “With more than 32 years in federal and state law enforcement, Brady’s background further strengthens our efforts to fight metals theft. I look forward to the positive outcomes that will result from the collaboration between Brady and ISRI’s newly created Law Enforcement Advisory Council in the development of a law enforcement training program and other outreach initiatives.”
Mr. Mills recently retired from the U.S. Secret Service after more than 27 years. He began his career in the Secret Service in 1986 in the Detroit Field Office followed by field assignments in the Washington and Fresno offices, and as Resident Agent in Charge of the Sacramento office.
From 1994 through 1998, he served on the Presidential Protective Division, including a period as Team Leader on the Counter Assault Team. From 2006 through 2012 he held headquarters assignments in the Inspection Division and the Office of Training at the Rowley Training Center. Mr. Mills ended his career with the Service as the Special Agent in Charge of the Secret Service Liaison Division. Prior to his career with the Secret Service, Mr. Mills served as a Trooper for five years with the Pennsylvania State Police.
Mr. Mills’ responsibilities will also include overseeing ScrapTheftAlert.com, the industry’s online system for law enforcement to notify local scrap dealers of metals thefts.
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