Marcus Thompson, originally from Baltimore, Maryland, brings a military mindset to his role as Chief of Security at Dayspring Correctional Institution (DCI). His background in the military, including deployments in conflict zones like Iraq and Afghanistan, has shaped him into a man who values discipline and order above all else. However, this rigid adherence to control often crosses the line into brutality. Marcus is known for his toughness, but his brand of fairness is frequently overshadowed by his willingness to use excessive force to maintain control. Behind his stoic demeanor lies a man who sees the inmates more as enemies to be subdued than individuals to be rehabilitated. Thompson’s leadership style at DCI is characterized by intimidation and fear, with little room for dissent or compassion. His close ties to other senior staff, particularly his rumored affair with Assistant Warden Laura Brennan, only further entrench his power within the institution. Under Marcus’s watch, security at DCI is less about safety and more about maintaining an iron grip on the facility’s most vulnerable.
Served 15 years in the United States Army from 1999 to 2014, including deployments in conflict zones such as Iraq and Afghanistan. His military career provided him with experience in security operations, crisis management, and leadership.
Worked as a security consultant for various private firms from 2014 to 2015, providing expertise in security operations and crisis management.
Joined Dayspring Correctional Institution (DCI) as the Chief of Security on January 9, 2015, where he has applied his military background to security protocols and operational efficiency.
1999
American Military University — Charles Town, West Virginia
International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC) — Washington, D.C.