Pryme Infil Technology
“Fixing the Fragments”
Jarred Pereira
Jarred Pereira is the Creator, Co-Founder, and CEO of Pryme Infil. Prior to starting Pryme Infil, Jarred was a sworn Police Officer in the California Bay Area for 12 years. During that time, Jarred served for about a decade on a regional SWAT team, holding the position of Team Leader; and spent about half his career as a duly sworn Task Force Officer (TFO) with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in the Northern District of California. Jarred led several large-scale drug trafficking, firearms trafficking, and money laundering investigations as a case agent—totaling nearly 100 federal indictments throughout his career.
In addition to his career a police officer and task force officer, Jarred currently and has instructed law enforcement in multiple areas to include:
· Wire-Tap Takedown Operations
· Fentanyl Trafficking Investigations
· Overdose Death Investigations
· Surveillance and Confidential Informant Operations
· Patrol and SWAT Tactics
· Firearms
After being named in lawsuits stemming from a SWAT operation and testifying as a team leader in legal proceedings—Jarred became gripped by the idea of safeguarding and unifying law enforcement in proper management and documentation of both operations and training. Subsequently, Jarred elected to create a software that would alleviate the massive workload placed on officers when planning and managing these events, standardize their processes, and ultimately provide legal protection in the very proceedings he experienced. So born was Pryme Infil, which is now in the hands of agencies in 20+ states across the U.S.
Katie Wawrzyniak
Katie Wawrzyniak is the General Counsel of Pryme Infil, Inc., a law enforcement software company focused on operations, training and personnel management. Katie’s focus is on keeping first responders safe and free from liability.
Prior to joining Pryme, Katie was Deputy Chief of the Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California. In this role, she oversaw the entire criminal division. She has expertise investigating and litigating claims arising under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and the federal fraud and money laundering statutes. Her notable cases include the following:
· United States v. Anthony Levandowski, CR 19-377 WHA. Prosecution of former Google self-driving car engineer for theft of trade secrets.
· United States v. Joseph Sullivan, 20-mj-71168. Prosecution of former Uber Chief Security Officer in connection with attempted cover-up of 2016 data breach.
· United States v. Geoffrey Mark Palermo, CR 20-190 JD. Prosecution of hospitality and automotive executive for wire fraud and false statements in an SBA Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan application.
Katie is also a skilled trial attorney who has won convictions in four federal jury trials. She relishes the process of delving into the facts and building a narrative arc for the jury.
· United States v. Yevgeniy Nikulin, CR 16-440 WHA (2020). Trial of Russian hacker for the 2012 hacks of LinkedIn, Formspring, and Dropbox.
· United States v. Joel Salcedo, CR 16-382 HSG (2019). Trial of last remaining defendant in 22-person drug trafficking and money laundering case arising out of a federal wiretap investigation.
· United States v. Alejandro Ramirez Suarez, CR 16-124 LHK (2018). Trial of mid-level distributor of methamphetamine. At trial, a convicted co-defendant testified extensively about wiretapped calls involving the defendant.
· United States v. Michael Lindsay, CR 12-873 CRB (2016). Trial of San Jose man for sex tourism offenses.
