Assigned to manage the police department vehicle fleet (vehicles purchased with city funds as well as funds from forfeture proceedings) including special design vehicles used by special units for 3 years. Worked with various Police Department Units concerning vehicle strength, vendors who provided vehicles, specialized equipment for police vehicles, City agencies concerning design, parts, service and budget issues.District Captain in 22nd District for 4 years and Captain in 24th District for 6 years. Was responsible for planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and coordinating, two of the busiest districts in the city as well as several hundred officers and supervisors to provide service to thousands of residents and workers in the area. Was responsible to make sure personnel complied with various policies, training, and discipline, Forged a positive relationship with various community groups and business associations in both districts as well as Temple University in the 22nd District. Was accountable for crime in the district and depended on various computer programs to track and map crime. This provided a tool to develop crime patterns and effectively deploy officers to hot spots. Kept various investigative units advised of crime patterns and requested additional resources when needed. Assigned to Command Inspection Bureau for 3 years from May 2008 to October 2010. Was responsible to respond to major incidents where a police commander was needed such as homicides, multiple shootings victims, barricaded persons, multi-alarm fires, police discharges, injured officers, and any other incident that was in need of a police commander. Communicated with other police commanders on incidents that occured while they were off. Assisted other police supervisors when needed. Have been assigned to Standards and Accountability for three years and conducting audits of various districts and units to ensure compliance with departmental policies.

Was a platoon commander assigned to the 19th District in West Philadelphia for three years then reassigned to the 35th District in Northwest Philadelphia for two years Two of the larger, busier districts in the City with both encompassing everything from high crime area, 2 large universities (St Joseph University in the 19th District and LaSalle University in the 35th District), major shopping area, as well as large single family homes. Two very diverse districts provided a great deal of culture for the officers to experience. Working with various community groups, business associations as well as both Universities enabled us to not only provide better service but provided the atmosphere to problem solve and forge a better relationship with the community.

Assigned to the 25th District in East Division as a uniform patrol supervisor. At the time the 25th District was the busiest district in the city with an increase in drug activity that was responsible for violent crime in the area. Years ago this district was home to thousands of blue collar factory workers who bought small homes on small streets and went to work every day to care for their families. Factories began to close or relocate to the south where labor was cheaper, residents began to move as they sought a better environment for their families. Small streets with back alleys boded well for the drug trade to move in. We had the best officers in the city working in this district who went out of their way to provide service to the residents, many of who were living below the poverty level and were unable to move. Thousands of outstanding arrests were made by the officers.

Was promoted to Police Detective and assigned to Northeast Detective Division. Our duties were to investigate criminal activity after it occured as well as process arrests made by patrol officers. Important aspects of our job was interrogations and developing information on crime patterns as well as perpetrators who were commiting numerous crimes in the division. Information was shared with various investigative units including other detective divisions, investigative units, and narcotics. During this time technology was no where what it is today especially with the development computers, crime mapping, fingerprint identification, video recording, social media and DNA.

Assigned as a police officer in the 17th District in South Philadelphia. Just about all of our entire Police Academy Class was sent to the 17th District due to a corruption problem. At the time, the district was one of the busiest in the city with violent crime and gang wars over drug activity.