Al Bermudez Pereira
b. 1958 · 1 book
Biography
Al Bermudez Pereira, a Florida resident, is a retire New York State Correction Officer and Hispanic American writer. He is known for writing his first book, “Sing Sing State Prison, One Day, One Lifetime,” featured in the Ossining Historical Society Museum and reviews from City of Lakes Lifestyle Magazine 2007, ECO Latino Magazine 2007, Dr. Phillips Lifestyle Magazine 2007, Longwood Lifestyle Magazine 2007, and other Central Florida publishing companies.
Al Bermudez Pereira was born in Brooklyn, NY. He was the third of seven children. His parents, Margarita Morales Pereira, a stay at home mom and father Deusdelid Bermudez, a custom tailor; were both natives of Monte Santo in Vieques, Puerto Rico. His mother later divorce and married Cruz Morales of Culebra, Puerto Rico, a career handyman and cousin to Professional Wrestler, Pedro Morales. Bermudez’s career service training included; NYS Municipal Police Training Council Division of Criminal Justice, NYS Department of Corrections, NYC Police Department Auxiliary Forces, NYS Corrections Emergency Response Team, NYS Westchester County Fire Training Center, NYS Commission of Correction Suicide Prevention and Intervention, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Community Law Enforcement Academy and Lake Technical Center Institute Of Public Safety.
Commendations and Notable awards from;
National Rifle Association Recruitment Award, NYS Westchester County Law Enforcement Hispanic Society, NYS Correction Officers and Police Benevolent Association, NYS Sheriff's Association, NYS Law Enforcement Officers Union of Council 82, National Campaign for Tolerance and receiving commendations by Washington Correction Officers Local 3046, for his heroic efforts in entering an uprising and assisting in regaining control of Washington Correctional Facility, Comstock NY, and Superintendents commendation of Downstate Correctional Facility, Fishkill NY, for his heroic efforts in a well organized prison control domination, after a ration of unprovoked slashes and stabbing attacks against Correction Officers.
Al Bermudez Pereira was born in Brooklyn, NY. He was the third of seven children. His parents, Margarita Morales Pereira, a stay at home mom and father Deusdelid Bermudez, a custom tailor; were both natives of Monte Santo in Vieques, Puerto Rico. His mother later divorce and married Cruz Morales of Culebra, Puerto Rico, a career handyman and cousin to Professional Wrestler, Pedro Morales. Bermudez’s career service training included; NYS Municipal Police Training Council Division of Criminal Justice, NYS Department of Corrections, NYC Police Department Auxiliary Forces, NYS Corrections Emergency Response Team, NYS Westchester County Fire Training Center, NYS Commission of Correction Suicide Prevention and Intervention, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Community Law Enforcement Academy and Lake Technical Center Institute Of Public Safety.
Commendations and Notable awards from;
National Rifle Association Recruitment Award, NYS Westchester County Law Enforcement Hispanic Society, NYS Correction Officers and Police Benevolent Association, NYS Sheriff's Association, NYS Law Enforcement Officers Union of Council 82, National Campaign for Tolerance and receiving commendations by Washington Correction Officers Local 3046, for his heroic efforts in entering an uprising and assisting in regaining control of Washington Correctional Facility, Comstock NY, and Superintendents commendation of Downstate Correctional Facility, Fishkill NY, for his heroic efforts in a well organized prison control domination, after a ration of unprovoked slashes and stabbing attacks against Correction Officers.
