• Video and camera surveillance.• Mobile and foot patrol various sites client.• Responsible for securing various sites.• Daily report writing.• Supervising guards

• Scheduling of 50-55 loss prevention officers.• Supervise and provide direction to the LPO Supervisor. • Provide classroom training to new recruits. • Selection and hire new recruits. • Provide guidance and training and daily follow up with allloss prevention officers. • Liaise with local law enforcement, Solicitor General and store management. • Develop and maintain new procedures and policies. • Collect, organize and file ORC (Organized Retail Crime) files. • Assist officers during apprehensions when needed.

• Performing undercover loss prevention.• Advising management on how to prevent theft.• Video and camera surveillance.• Apprehend shoplifters.

Police Officer, District 3, Middelland and Nieuwe Westen, Rotterdam, Netherlands• Project manager in 2002 and 2003 for PAPOS, collecting monies due for outstanding warrants for arrests. • Increased collected monies for outstanding warrants for arrests from $2500 in 2001 to $70.000 in 2002 and 2003. • Foot patrol, car patrol and bicycle patrol of the district, maintaining order and peace with the citizens of the area.• Mentoring police cadets working co-op in the district.• Files reports, writing citations and follow-up.• Working with the public transportation system to cut down on crime within its vehicles, buses, trams, trains and subways.• Webmaster and developer for the Rotterdam Police districts website (2002-2003).• Writer (online crime and computer security issues) for the area police magazine “Embargo”.• Received two honorable mentions (2000 and 2002) from Chief of Police Mr. H de Jong for outstanding performance and professionalism during the making of an arrest on two separate occasions.• Participated in school project `Just be yourself`, where Police Officers teach children in the age between 7-12y about problems they can encounter in real life situations (drugs, alcohol, gambling, environment etc). Officers are assigned to a class from a random school in the district and teach in a classroom setting year-round one hour a week.