Robert Walker:  

Robert is from Petersburg, Virginia. He is married to Naysa K Walker. His schools include Petersburg High School. He later attended Randolph–Macon College. He works(ed) at U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, US customs agency, US Border Patrol. Robert's interests include golf and travel. One of Robert's favorite quotes is:"I never learned anything when I was talking.". More about Robert:"Robert Walker began his career in law enforcement in 1956 with the State of Maryland Department of Corrections and quickly rose through the ranks to the position of Lieutenant. He left state service in 1964 when he embarked on a career with the Federal Government where he served as a Federal Agent with the U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Customs Agency and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. During most of his federal career he was assigned to offices on the U.S./Mexican border and worked extensively in Mexico, South America and the Caribbean. In 1970, he was temporarily assigned as a sky marshal flying all over the world for a major airline. In 1974, after a 2 ½ year investigation he set a world record seizure of forty-two tons of marijuana. In 1986 he retired from DEA as the Agent in Charge of the Columbia, SC office. In 1992 Mr. Walker accepted a position in the Office of Internal Affairs with the South Carolina Department of Corrections. In 1995 he was named the Agency's first Security Threat Group (gangs) Director and was responsible for all aspects of the development of the newly created program, to include the computer tracking system, the identification of STG groups and their members, the development of the department's gang identification training program and the training of personnel at the SCDC academy and the 32 corrections facilities located throughout the state. He retired from this position in August 1998 and today is a Criminal Justice Consultant, specializing in gang identification training and expert witness court testimony. Since 1995 Mr. Walker has presented numerous gang identification training classes at major conferences and groups throughout the U.S. to include educators and city, county, state, and federal law enforcement personnel. Most recently, he provided two classes to an educational group known as TESOL, in Charlotte, NC. In 2010, he...Expand for more