Christopher Beadle Email & Phone Number

Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

Works as a Detective with a focus on Major Crimes. Trains and instructs junior Detectives on proper investigative activities and criminal investigation process. Leads and supervises criminal investigations with a particular focus on felonious activity and death investigations. Submits, reviews, and develops affidavits related to search warrant applications, arrest applications, and civil cases directly associated with criminal investigations associated with the town of Little Elm.

Denton, Texas, United States

Investigated the wide variety of offenses that are reported to the UNT Police. Provided support to the patrol officers through assistance with the collection and preservation of evidence, and thorough interviews of any victims, witnesses, and suspects. In addition to providing this support, worked to:- Obtain and serve arrest and search warrants.- Developed and instructed a County-wide active threat response program throughout Denton County- Conducted covert and overt operations related to criminal investigations and intelligence gathering operations- Testify in court- Investigate narcotic activity- Recover and return stolen property to the rightful owner- Conduct forensic examination of crime scenes- Submit evidence to the crime lab- manage, create, and disseminate police intelligence packages - Prepare and file prosecution reports with the Denton County District Attorney's Office.- Collect and submit reports on crime statistics.- Maintain records and process public information requests- Assist other law enforcement agencies in criminal investigations.

Denton, Tx

Serves as a Patrol Officer for the main campus of UNT and the surrounding area in the City of Denton. Conducts daily law enforcement patrols in a marked patrol unit, police bike, and on foot. Responds to all manner of emergency calls for service as well as duress, burglary and fire alarms for UNT properties. Interviews suspects, victims, and witnesses for compilation and submission in written reports. Regularly assists city and county law enforcement agencies in the area with law enforcement response. Serves as a Housing Liaison Officer, providing a more direct link and solidifying relationships between housing communities and law enforcement on Campus.

Deployed - Jtf Gitmo

Responsible for training, developing, and mentoring a 15-person Military Police squad. Directs training for junior Soldiers and Noncommissioned Officers. Assists and advises the Platoon Sergeant and Platoon Leader on all matters related to the development of the Soldiers in the platoon. Manages a 15-person high-value escort team responsible for the care custody and control of personnel deemed to be of high importance to the U.S. Military while deployed overseas. 341st Military Police Company, 1st Platoon, 2nd SquadAdditional Duties:-Physical Security NCO-INFOSEC NCO-Acting Platoon Sergeant during periods of PSG Absence [TS/SCI]

Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

Serves as the Battalion S2 Noncommissioned Officer In Charge for a Military Police Battalion which consists of 5 companies and a Headquarters Detachment. Responsible for the day to day operation of the Intelligence and Protection teams in the S2 section. Gathers intelligence, creates products for dissemination to subordinate units, advises the S2 Officer in charge, routinely briefs the Battalion Commander on intelligence summaries. Responsible for the morale, training, and well being of 1 NCO and 2 Soldiers within the S2 section. Serves as the Battalion Physical Security NCO, responsible for maintaining the P/S book, updating and enforcing the P/S standard operating procedures, identifies and corrects any problems related to the physical security of the unit and its facilities. Participates in Battalion and subordinate unit P/S inspections, ensuring proper protocols and compliance with DoD P/S standards.[TS/SCI]

Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

Selected out of 10 fully qualified Noncommissioned Officers to serve as the Interim Detachment Sergeant in a Military Police Battalion Headquarters Detachment. Serves as the senior enlisted Soldier responsible for providing sound advice to the commander on a wide range of topics and issues related to the training, health & welfare, discipline, and development of all assigned enlisted Soldiers assigned to the detachment. Enforces standards, tracks evaluations and Army-required training deadlines. Accountable for teaching Soldiers daily unit and staff section operations in order to prepare them to become future NCOs in the Army.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Serves as the NCOIC of the intelligence cell in a Battalion S-2 section. Supervises an MP NCO and Intelligence analyst during battlefield preparation and mission development. Prepares and presents intelligence briefings to commanders and units in relation to upcoming and ongoing U.S. Army missions.

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall

Selected by the Chief of Police and Emergency Services Senior Non-Commissioned Officer to serve as the Operations Sergeant for the Joint Base Myer - Henderson Hall Directorate of Emergency Services (Police Division). Coordinated, planned and executed numerous police operations related to the security and safety of multiple public events, high visibility heads of state visits, and day-to-day police missions. Operated the police radio system in the mobile command center, seamlessly coordinating police, fire, and medical responses to emergency situations ranging from mass-casualty events to bomb threats against national assets. Maintained the regular upkeep of a state of the art Emergency Services Mobile Command Center valued at over $750,000 resulting in the ability for 24/7 deployment capability of the mobile incident command for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall.

Pentagon, Washington, D.C.

Hand-selected by the Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to serve in a 15 person Military Security Force. Responsible for the safety and security of the Joint Staff located at the Pentagon as well as the protection of visiting foreign defense chiefs.• Provided rapid and effective response to all manner of emergencies throughout the Pentagon.• Facilitated and actively participated in the hands-on training of over 50 Pentagon Force Protection Agency officers in active shooter response, resulting in all officers enhancing their emergency response capabilities. • Ensured the safety and security of the National Military Command Center located at the Pentagon.• Identified and resolved several security violations within the nuclear command and control center. • Quickly and effectively communicated critical information to dispatch center; coordinates further emergency service response as needed.[TS/SCI]

Fort Bliss, Tx

Serves as a Squad Leader in a Military Police Company; overall responsible for the training, safety, morale, discipline, personal and professional development of up to 4 sections of subordinate police teams; maintains accountability and serviceability for all assigned squad weapons, equipment and property valued in excess of $1,000,000. Coordinated for all training areas, equipment, and logistical support of the entire squad. Performed duties as a Patrol Supervisor, providing guidance, mentorship, and training for subordinate Patrol Supervisors, Patrolmen, and Area Security Personnel. • Supervised and managed a military police shift of up to 14 patrolmen in the conduct of daily law enforcement patrols and investigations on the Fort Bliss, TX military installation.• Coordinated a multi-agency emergency response to an armed barricaded suspect which resulted in the safe resolution of the incident with no injuries or incident.• Supervised and restructured an overseas emergency dispatch center which optimized the rapid response of police, fire, and emergency medical services. • Expertly managed over 1000 investigations and investigative reports.• Safely resolved numerous conflicts in public environments with regards to the safety of all parties involved as well as bystanders.• Counseled, trained, and developed subordinates to conduct all duties with superior outcomes and progress to higher levels of responsibility. 212th MP Company, 93D MP Battalion, 89th MP Brigade

Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar

Supervises an overseas Military Police Desk, Dispatch Center, and up to 10 Military Police Patrols and Patrol Supervisors. Responsible for directing incident command and emergency dispatching of patrolmen, reviewing and correcting the Military Police Blotter, receiving and recording complaints as well as safeguarding property and evidence. Responsible for law enforcement equipment in excess of $1,300,000. Managed and updated status trackers in reference to ongoing criminal investigations. Supervised the processing and tracking of all criminal,non-judicial, and judicial actions taken against criminal offenders. Regularly briefed and updated the Post Commander and Criminal Prosecution Attorneys about ongoing as well as closed investigations. • Managed with expert proficiency a military police office of 4 patrol supervisors, 12 patrolmen, 3 subordinate desk sergeants, and 2 detectives in the conduct of daily law enforcement operations and investigations in the Doha, Qatar area.• Supervised and restructured an overseas emergency dispatch center which optimized the rapid response of police, fire, and emergency medical services. • Managed over 150 investigations and law enforcement reports.• Successfully processed and reported over 200 traffic citations; assessed points against driver's licenses and determined recommendations for revocation or reinstating driving privileges.• Utilized unmatched communication skills and incident command to deescalate and neutralize an aggravated assault on a patrolman without injury or further incident, which subsequently resulted in the suspect's conviction in a military legal proceeding.

Fort Bliss, Tx 79916

Responsible for the morale, health, and training of a 4-person Combat MP Team; responsible for the maintenance, accountability, and effective utilization of all team assigned weapons, night observation devices, communications equipment, and individual equipment worth over $100,000; performs duties as Military Police Patrol Supervisor providing leadership and guidance during the conduct of daily Military Police Patrols on Fort Bliss, TX (11 Patrolmen); counsels, disciplines, and develops Soldiers into competent leaders; maintains the highest state of combat readiness; assumes command and control of the squad in the absence of the squad leader.212th MP Company, 93rd MP Battalion, 89th MP Brigade4th Special Troops Battalion (MP Platoon), 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division

El Paso, Texas Area

Team leader for a 14 person drug investigation team in the largest Counter-Narcotics Unit in the entire Department of Defense. -Conducted overt and covert investigations of the suspected criminal use, possession, introduction, and distribution of illegal narcotics and unlawful substances-Responsible for providing supervision and investigative guidance for 14 Counter-Narcotics Investigators in conducting criminal investigations which include the distribution, purchase, possession and use of illegal substances. Reviews subordinate investigators reports for timeliness, thoroughness, and corrections in report writing. Also conducts in-depth monthly evaluations of subordinate investigators' work quality.-Prepared investigative reports for criminal prosecution.-Conducted crime scene examinations and evaluations.-Collected evidence according to federal laws and regulations as well as the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).-Coordinated and executed controlled narcotics purchases in order to identify, apprehend, and prosecute drug dealers and distributors.-Obtained search warrants/ search authorizations in connection to counter-narcotic investigations.-Conducted classes on drug recognition and interdiction for Patrol Officers and Security personnel.-Conducted arrests and apprehensions of subjects and suspects.-Executed federal, state, and local arrest warrants as they pertain to military personnel subject to military jurisdiction and the UCMJ.-Conducted joint investigations with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies.-Served as a primary adviser to Commanders on ideas for unit level drug interdiction and drug use prevention.-Developed intelligence on drug use and trends in the area of investigations.-Conducted covert surveillance of suspected criminal activity.-Successfully completed over 800 Criminal Investigations which resulted in more than 200 additional proactive apprehensions[TS/SCI]

Fort Sill, Ok And Camp Casey, Rok

As a Sergeant in the Field Artillery, I served in the position of Fire Direction Control Section Chief. I was responsible for the morale, welfare, and training of no less than 4 Soldiers in their daily use of the Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) targeting and missions computer as well as basic Soldier skills. My main duties included:-Supervised and coordinated the safe and successful live firing of the first 2 Guided Multiple Launch Rockets (GMLR) ever fired by the U.S. Army at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, CA.-Supervised and coordinated over 200 safe and successful live fires of the Reduced Range Practice Rockets (RRPR) during training in Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Fort Bliss, Texas; and Rocket Valley Artillery Range, Warrior Base, Republic of Korea.-Created and executed Battery and Battalion level Fire Mission Standard Operation Procedures.-Maintained situation maps and fires capability charts.-Advised Battery Commanders on the site placement of ammunition holding areas and the MLRS weapons platform.-Maintained accountability and serviceability of over $500,000 of mission essential military equipment.-Created and maintained secured digital communication networks. Supervised the use of secured networks to ensure compliance with classified communications security. Designed a hands-on training course for rapid field instruction on creating classified networks.-Actively coordinated with Raytheon and Lockheed & Martin representatives for suggestions on software improvements and testing new fire control processors. -Developed and implemented plans for physical security of field sites.-Served as Battery Volunteer Service Coordinator in charge of coordinating volunteer events and service to the Korean community in and around Camp Casey.-Served as Battery Primary Combatives instructor responsible for the training and proficiency of more than 60 Soldiers in the advanced use of hand-to-hand combat and self-defense techniques.