History of Gregory Bovino in Timeline

Gregory Kent Bovino is an American law enforcement officer. Details about his career, specific achievements, or any controversies associated with him are not provided in this limited context.

March 27, 1970: Gregory Kent Bovino's Birth

On March 27, 1970, Gregory Kent Bovino was born.

1988: Graduation from Watauga High School

In 1988, Gregory Kent Bovino graduated from Watauga High School.

1991: Leader Development and Assessment Course

In 1991, Gregory Kent Bovino appeared on the dean's list in Western Carolina University and began the Leader Development and Assessment Course at Fort Lewis.

1993: Graduation from Western Carolina University

In 1993, Gregory Bovino graduated from Western Carolina University and subsequently attended Appalachian State University for graduate school.

1996: Joined the United States Border Patrol

In 1996, Gregory Bovino joined the United States Border Patrol and was assigned to El Paso, Texas.

2004: Started Working at the Sector in Yuma, Arizona

In 2004, Gregory Bovino began working at the sector in Yuma, Arizona.

December 2008: Promotion to Patrol Agent

In December 2008, Gregory Bovino had become an assistant chief at the Yuma sector's headquarters and was promoted as the patrol agent in charge of the station in Blythe, California.

2008: Promotion to patrol agent

In 2008, Gregory Bovino was promoted as the patrol agent in charge of the station in Blythe, California, after becoming an assistant chief at the Border Patrol's sector in Yuma, Arizona.

2010: Operation to raid airport and bus stations

In 2010, Gregory Bovino led an operation, intended to last three days, to raid airport and bus stations in Las Vegas; the plan was halted after the first hour amid criticism from Nevada senator Harry Reid.