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Delta, Bc, Ca

Delta, Bc, Ca

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

The Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch is responsible for the overall integrity and regulation of gaming and horse racing in British Columbia. This includes all provincial gaming conducted, managed and/or operated by the British Columbia Lottery Corporation.Gambling enforcement activities are essential to maintaining the integrity of gambling in B.C. This includes identification, investigation, and enforcement activities related to money laundering and other wrongdoing that can occur in the gambling industry.

Delta, British Columbia, Canada

Delta, British Columbia, Canada

The Delta Seniors Bus program is a free transportation service for seniors 65+ living in Delta. The bus makes curbside stops to pick up and drop off seniors who have booked the service. It offers easy access to local medical services, recreation centres, shopping locations and other community amenities within Delta.

Lower Mainland British Columbia

Covid19 has changed the world as we know it and the future is uncertain. I remain committed to The Whitehatter Team but with these new times The Whitehatter has gone to an online Youtube and Face Book platform for the next year. The White Hatter Team is a diverse group of industry-leading experts and professionals with a vast array of knowledge from many different industries. The White Hatter is a multi-award winning organization. The Team members are also publicly distinguished for their community service and work experience. The White Hatter Team has a wide variety of programs from which to choose surrounding the topic of Internet safety and digital literacy for students, parents and educators. Please visit the website to book The White Hatter: https://www.thewhitehatter.ca

Delta, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, Canada

As part of the Vancouver Police Credit loans committee our duties included analyzing and subsequently approving or rejecting any loan that the initial loan officer does not have the authority to approve, typically those of large sizes or higher risk.

New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada

As an exam invigilator, exam proctor or exam supervisor is someone who is appointed by the JIBC for maintaining the proper conduct of the basic security training and advanced security training examinations in accordance with the exam regulations. It is the duty of the exam invigilator to watch the examination candidates to prevent cheating during the examination. Required to ensure that all the exams are carried out according to the rules set out by the JIBC Security Division. Exam Invigilators are appointed to a position of trust and they should possess the quality of integrity and vigilance to conduct the examinations in exact accordance with the examination board’s instructions. They are appointed by Justice Institute of British Columbia to help prepare and carry out the examination procedures according to their rules and regulations of the JIBC Security Division.

Ladner, Bc Canada

Direct the operations of the Emergency Planning Section which will consist of the Community Relations Officer and the Civilian Emergency Planner. Responsible for all of the emergency planning and community relation activities for the police department, as well as being an alternate Emergency Program Director for the Corporation of Delta. Also acting in the capacity of Counter-Terrorism Liaison Officer (CTIO) between the DPD and RCMP E-INSET (Integrated National Security Enforcement Team) and is responsible for sharing information between the two agencies, providing Counter-Terrorism (CT) training for our staff and coordinating CT initiatives within the community. The EP Sergeant also manages the DPD portion of the DPD-RCMP Joint Marine Unit in conjunction with the Richmond RCMP.

Delta Police Hq

I have assumed a new role within the operational support branch of the DPD. I am the second in command and am responsible for the day to day operations of Community Policing, Emergency Planning (which includes: Community Events, Counter Terrorism and Special Occassion Licensing) School Liaison, Traffic, Vulnerable Sector Unit (which includes: Domestic Violence, Mental Health and High Risk Youth.

Delta British Columbia Canada

Direct the operations of the Emergency Planning Section which will consist of the Community Relations Officer and the Civilian Emergency Planner. Responsible for all of the emergency planning and community relation activities for the police department, as well as being an alternate Emergency Program Director for the Corporation of Delta. Also acting in the capacity of Counter-Terrorism Liaison Officer (CTIO) between the DPD and RCMP E-INSET (Integrated National Security Enforcement Team) and is responsible for sharing information between the two agencies, providing Counter-Terrorism (CT) training for our staff and coordinating CT initiatives within the community. The EP Sergeant also manages the DPD portion of the DPD-RCMP Joint Marine Unit in conjunction with the Richmond RCMP.

Delta, British Columbia

Sergeant working in the Operational Support Branch of the Delta Police Department. Currently supervising the following sections; School Liaison Officer, Mental Health Team, Domestic Violence Unit, Victim Services and the Community Policing Section.

Delta, British Columbia

Permanent Acting Sgt for Community Policing Branch. Manage and supervise two Community Police Constables, one Tsawwassen First Nation’s Constable, 1 administrative assistant and 180 volunteers out of the North Delta Community Police Station.Mentor and lead community volunteers by consistently portraying and modeling the behavior that reflects the organizational values of the Delta Police Department. Regularly review volunteer behavior and provide constructive feedback in a respectful, supportive and meaningful manner. Identify strengths and weaknesses of the volunteers to support their development, training and planning for those interested in a future in policing.Maintain all community policing programs and ensure that they are up to date with current crime prevention programs offered throughout the province. Participate in meetings, presentations and information sharing with partnerships’ throughout the community. Develop new programs to tackle crime prevention and education within the community.Encourage consistent and open communication links within the community office(s) and Delta Police Department. Encourage team building and development through training, meetings and interviews with CoPs Officers and volunteers. Develop through open learning opportunities that the meeting and interviews provide.

Delta, British Columbia

Permanent Acting/Sgt for Patrol Team B. Manage and supervise a 12 member team. Manage call load and manage alert tone calls. Team building and ensure consistent improvement in team morale by encouraging open communications and providing a safe environment for all members to ask questions and offer advice. Conduct debriefs after all key incidents and discussing contentious and controversial issues as they arise with the intention of using them as learning opportunities for all members. Mentor a patrol team consistently modelling behavior that reflect the organizational values of the DPD. Regularly and consistently reviewing reports to offer both positive and critical feedback in a respectful and supportive manner, which helps to provide support the development of members early in their careers through open communication. Identify strengths and weaknesses of individual members to support their career development, training needs and planning for the future.Administrative Duties:Update member performance appraisal entries Initiated learning, performance and development plans for all membersIdentify appropriate training courses for members and support their applicationsManage Workflow queue and review reports to provide feedbackPrepare projected duty sheets 3 months in advance. Schedule staffing to anticipate and avoid shortagesPrepare pay SAPs promptly and accuratelySchedule team training sessions

Suite 550 - The Landing - 375 Water Street Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V

Manage and oversee Showcase and Adidas Cup Youth Tournaments held annually in April. Also Manage Vancouver Whitecaps Residential Camp.

Vancouver, Canada Area

Investigator / Team Leader for serious missing persons files throughout British Columbia. Develop and create a new policy and procedure manual for BC with respect to missing persons and Amber Alert Activations. Conduct and provide training to RCMP and Municipal Members with regards to missing persons investigations and Amber Alert activations. Work with BC Coroners Service with regards to DNA collection and unknown found human remains. Attend symposiums and conferences directed at missing persons. Administrative Duties:Initiated learning, performance and development plans for all RCMP and Municipal membersReview reports to provide expert feedback for ongoing investigationsPrepare projected duty sheets 3 months in advance Schedule missing persons conferences and training sessionsAchievements:Establish a consistent policy and procedure for the investigation and follow up of missing persons files. Create an ongoing training for Amber Alert throughout the province of BC and Western Canada. Liaise with other provinces law enforcement agencies in an attempt to create a Western Canadian Missing Persons database. Maintain a relationship with The BC Coroners Service with respect to unknown human remains and unsolved missing persons file for DNA collection and comparison in an effort to solve historical files.

Vancouver, Canada Area

Investigate both current active missing persons and coroner liaison files. Assist with VPD MCS Homicide section where required as a part of the MCS Team. In light of the Robert Pickton investigation assigned to review approximately 300 historical missing person and coroner liaison files both related and unrelated to the Robert Pickton case, a large scale, multi jurisdictional investigation. I obtained extensive experience in all aspects of major crime investigations including conducting interviews; using timelines; reviewing and analyzing information to determine if the person(s) where still missing or conclude the historical file. Responsibilities: Dectective / Investigator:Work within a two-member unit conducting and directing team briefings, weekly or as required. Report on team’s investigative progress to management. Coordinated files of individual victims: reviewed and analyzed information to plan, prioritize and coordinate investigative tasks. On-going review of completed tasks to identify relevant information to support and redirect priorities and resources as required. Ensure the investigations were thorough and consistent with “business rules” established for the unit. Address daily questions and concerns on current missing persons investigations as required by management. Review, summarize and concluded missing person and coroner liaison files. Achievements: Recognized by VPD senior management for investigative knowledge, professionalism and mentoring skills to lead an investigative team. Recognized by VPD Senior Management Team for investigating historical missing persons, coroner liaison files and providing update information and conclusions. Managed team in Sergeant’s absence. Addressed daily questions and concerns on investigative process from unit. Summarized and conclude files. Recognized by Chief Constable for successfully concluding every missing persons reports for two years.

Surrey, British Columbia

Responsibilities: Investigated historical homicides both related and unrelated to the Robert Pickton case, a large scale, multi jurisdictional investigation. Obtained extensive experience in all aspects of major crime investigations including conducting interviews and interrogations; using timelines and polygraph to eliminate persons of interest; reviewing and analyzing historical cases to look for commonality and exclusion; using surveillance and wire tap evidence; and managing major crime scenes.Surveillance and collection team for high-risk files including active homicide suspects throughout BC Collected cast-off DNA and gathered lifestyle information on Person's of Interest Evidence collection team February 2002 to September 2002. search included eleven buildings and structures and fifty-two vehicles on 14 acres. Responsibilities:Coordinated selection and priority of exhibits to be processedMaintained records and documentation on seized exhibits over a 7 month period, totaling approximately 1,000 exhibits related to homicidesInvolved in forensic recovery of sub-surface human remainsMaintained continuity of exhibits including attending autopsies Supervised civilian personnel (osteology students) in the collection of homicide related exhibits from the subsurface search

Vancouver, Canada Area

Manage community office with a civilian employee to coordinate resources to maintain and improve relationship between The Gastown Community and VPD. Ensure prompt response to community issues and concerns in a professional and timely manner that is respectful to the community.Initiated and maintained positive relationships with the extremely politically diverse area of Gastown home owners, business association and downtown eastside of Vancouver organizations.Hiring of civilian office volunteers. Communicated with Business associations’ organizations and presented to them on a variety of topics including block watch, building safety, recruitment, racial issues, with the ultimate goal of improving relations between the community and the Vancouver Police Department. Liaised with VPD’s internal section on complaints against officers from members of the community. Resolved complaints in a positive manner and provided written feedback to internal. Investigations: Including sex assault; domestic violence complaints; liaising with VPD Sexual Assault section, RCMP and other municipal departments as required. Conducted downtown eastside walking tours for with City Councilors and staff regarding current issues in Gastown and the DTES. Attend Adolesent Youth Services Meetings weekly to combat “youths at risk” living in the Gastown area and DTES.

Vancouver, Canada Area

Vancouver, Canada Area

Certificate, Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting And Related Protective Services

Law Enforcement

Diploma, International Business

Activities and Societies: Member of the international business association study of international business