Commands the department’s Real Time Crime Center (RTCC). Led the project management team in contract editing and negotiation, implementation, and development of Fusus RTC3 rollout, system integrations of public safety technology partners, and IoT technologies. Managed the creation, development, and training of the Public Safety Analyst position to staff RTCC.Leads the RTCC program management team, highlighted for accomplishments by the National Real Time Crime Center Association (NRTCCA) and the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police (GACP). Established and developed current RTCC training and implementation guidelines used by other agencies. Leads the team to enhance public-private partnerships through a community-oriented policing model to integrate sites into RTCC.Commands the Crime Analysis Unit, which supports investigative staff through the collection and dissemination of criminal intelligence, data analytics, spatiotemporal analysis, and link analysis. Enhanced the application and interview process for criminal intelligence analysts. Led the development and implementation of a comprehensive training regimen.License Plate Recognition (LPR) Administrator for the department. Works with LPR partners to ensure seamless operation of devices on network. Conducts audits of LPR use to ensure compliance with departmental policy. Department administrator for other web-based technologies integrated within the RTCC platform.Manages the department’s Facial Recognition Section. Drafted the department’s current facial recognition policy. Conducts audits of facial recognition use to ensure compliance with departmental policy. Attends local, regional, and national conferences in search of emerging technologies for trials and procurement.

Patrol lieutenant assigned as morning watch commander. Led a shift of over 20 officers and supervisors. Mentored team of three sergeants, managed critical incidents, and streamlined administrative processes. Worked as a member of the department's Technology Committee, Policy Review Committee, and the Records Management System Vendor Board.Nominated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the 2021 FBI Director's Award for Outstanding Criminal Investigation for work on the Castro Enterprise investigation.

Effectively developed detectives by introducing multiple investigative platforms, forward thinking, and training to see “the big picture”. Sought non-traditional ideas and investigative techniques to increase the unit’s cases cleared by arrest, exceeding levels of other investigative units.Worked as an assessor for Savannah-Chatham County Police Department’s sergeant promotional assessment.Participated on several boards and committees such as the Conduct Review Board, Facial Recognition Policy Committee, License Plate Recognition Policy Committee, New Detective Training Committee, and NIBRS Implementation Committee.

Patrol sergeant assigned to evening watch. Supervised day-to-day operations on shift of 20-25 patrol officers. Focused on the development of officers' careers, tailored their training to meet goals, managed critical incidents and pursuits.Selected to be on the department’s Training Advisory Committee which assessed existing training and provided input for new training.

Detective assigned to Crimes Against Persons. Primarily investigated robberies, armed robberies, bank robberies, purse snatchings, and home invasions. Led a multi-agency investigation of an armed home invasion crew composed of foreign nationals who were targeting victims of certain ethnic groups.

Detective assigned to Criminal Investigation Unit at Precinct 3 (Cumberland). Primarily investigated property crimes, including a serial entering auto suspect responsible for crimes around the Southeast, and identifying a serial burglary suspect who had been committing crimes for years.

Patrol officer assigned to various shifts at Precinct 3 (Cumberland). Responsible for handling calls for service, traffic enforcement, and business checks. Received appointment to Field Training Officer responsible for training two recruits consecutively. Served as the shift’s Glock armorer and Colt armorer responsible for weapon inspections and maintenance. Served as the precinct’s vehicle maintenance administrator responsible for scheduling patrol vehicle maintenance and speedometer calibrations, RADAR and LIDAR calibrations and service.

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