GREGORY PRATT

Gregory Pratt spent 22 years as a Special Agent in the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) before retiring in December 2019.  Upon completion of the FBI Academy, Greg reported to the San Antonio Division of the FBI, where he spent his entire career.  Early in his career, Greg worked on squads investigating White Collar Crime, Government Fraud, and Public Corruption.  He also served as the Training Agent and Active Shooter Coordinator for the San Antonio Division of the FBI.  Greg spent the last several years of his career assigned to the Domestic Terrorism Squad on the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF).  In this capacity, Greg and his squadmates investigated threats to carry out acts of violence on schools, businesses, and places of worship.  

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Greg had several collateral duties while serving in the FBI, including Crisis/Hostage Negotiator, Airport Liaison Agent, Campus Liaison Agent, Surveillance Pilot, and Crisis Management Coordinator.  In addition, Greg served as a Team Leader for the Evidence Response Team (ERT).  While serving on ERT, Greg and his team processed the crime scenes of the Active Shooter Events at Fort Hood and Sutherland Springs Baptist Church.  

Prior to working for the FBI, Greg was enlisted in the United States Marine Corps Reserves and was later commissioned in the United States Navy, where he served as a Naval Flight Officer for six years.  Greg graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.  He has both his Private and Remote (Drone) Pilot Licenses.  

Greg has assisted in Search and Rescue missions in the past and most recently assisted with the search for missing hiker Samuel Martinez on the island of Kauai.