Bryan has worked in corrections for more than ten years and has witnessed firsthand where the system succeeds and fails. He believes some jails prioritize the comfort of inmates over the safety of officers.

Bryan loves a jail success story, and today he works outside of the jail walls for his department’s custodial alternative supervision unit—a reentry program. Bryan’s job is to oversee incarcerated individuals as they reintegrate back into their community—helping them secure housing and job placement, tracking their ankle monitors, and ensuring they are staying out of trouble. Bryan considers himself a mentor and checks in with former inmates even after they’ve completed the reentry program.

Prior to corrections, this proud father of two served ten years in the Army. Always looking to sharpen his C.O. skillset, Bryan sees 60 Days In as the ultimate training experience and is prepared to infiltrate the other side.