U.S. Marshal Gary Burman |
Gary B. Burman was appointed by President Donald J. Trump on
July 15, 2019, to be the United States Marshal for the Western District
of Kentucky.
As the United States Marshal for the Western District of Kentucky,
Burman oversees daily operations of the district’s four offices
(Louisville, Bowling Green, Owensboro & Paducah); movement and
production of federal prisoners; ensures the protection of the Federal
Judiciary, and the apprehension of fugitives at the federal, state, and
local level.
Most recently, Burman retired from the Louisville Metro Police while in
his 40th year of service. Burman was a lieutenant assigned to a patrol
division. In addition, Burman had duties as commander of the
department’s Dignitary Protection Team and responsible for all threat
investigations on government official, persons of high profile and
threats involving possible mass casualties.
Earlier career responsibilities and assignments include patrol, SWAT,
homicide, commander of the intelligence unit, and commander of the
Special Response Team. Burman is a former Special Agent with the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. Marshal Burman graduated from the University of
Louisville with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business. Burman is a graduate of
the Southern Police Institute. |