• Security and law enforcement coordinator. • Constituent casework, meet with constituents, contacted federal, state, local, and NGO agencies, researched cases, and notified constituents of case resolution.• Field Representative – I represented Congressman Fry at meetings, events, and ribbon-cutting events and conducted outreach with the community.• Service Academy Nomination – Developed a Service Academy Nomination process, created interview boards, conducted interviews, and produced a candidate list for the Congressman.

• Servant-oriented, perform pat-downs and bag searches. Solve problems and address passengers' concerns. Apply critical and quick thinking to solve problems/issues. Outstanding interpersonal skills, well-organized, exceptional communication skills, and a fast learner.

• I managed and supervised 72 personnel in a precinct that consisted of patrol officers, property crime detectives, victim advocates, environmental services officers, beach patrol officers, and airport police officers. Superior leadership abilities, workforce planning, crime control, budgeting, decision-making, mentoring, subordinate matters, evaluations, discipline, assignments, and scheduling. My peers and leadership considered me very organized, motivated, expert in gathering information, analyzing issues, and developing solutions. I am the person that my peers and leaders turn to for assistance.• Directly involved with and leading hiring new personnel, interviews, promotional assessments, promotional boards, and evaluating potential new personnel.• I held the position of Planning Section Chief at the Horry County Emergency Operations Center. I was responsible for overseeing the preparation of plans with the Operations and logistics chiefs and developing an operational plan.• Managed and supervised the Criminal Investigation Division. • Managed numerous large-scale events. • Directly responsible for lowering crime rates in the busiest precinct at Horry County Police Department. Over the last three (3) years. Implemented several initiatives that assisted with lowered Property and Violent crime rates, including community meetings, virtual neighborhood watch programs, and a Walk and Talk initiative.• Served as the go-to person and expert in gathering information, analyzing facts, and making timely decisions. I work with several databases, including Lexis Nexis, Records Management Systems (RMS), National Crime Information Center (NCIC), social networks, state civil court systems, and the three credit bureau databases.• Assisted with developing and budgeting a 27-million-dollar police budget. Directly responsible for the 3 million-dollar Beach Patrol and Airport Police Budgets.

• Functioned as Deputy Precinct Commander• Emergency Operations Center Planning Chief and NCIC instructor.• Fostered relations with outside agencies, communities, and community leaders, reviewed and developed policies, and assisted with developing and deploying community projects• Information Technology Unit director responsible for budgeting, purchasing, and vehicle administration. Implemented and oversaw all software programs.• Implemented a state-of-the-art records management system (RMS) integrated with dispatch computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system, mobile ticketing, and officers’ mobile computers• Administrated a Records Management System in 12 jurisdictions.• Implemented artificial intelligence investigative software, mobile data communications, case management, and e-ticket solutions.• Supervised the purchasing and maintenance of 450 vehicles and managed 316 personnel records for the police department.• Responsible for purchasing equipment. • Configured and maintained an asset tracking database for all issued equipment for 316 employees. • Implemented artificial intelligence investigative software, mobile data communications, case management, and e-ticket solutions.• Provide IT support for 316 employees.• Managed installation and moved IT equipment for 316 employees. This included equipment assigned to an office or employee and mobile computers assigned to vehicles.• I was directly involved in investigating and recommending numerous technologies that assisted with support and customer service. The primary goal was always to make the officer safer and more efficient. These technologies would include a state-of-the-art Records Management System, mobile computers assigned to officer's vehicles, e-ticket solution, digital in-car cameras, wireless mobile connection for vehicles, CopLink, CopLogic, LexisNexis, Bar code scanners,

• Patrol supervisor responsible for supervising fifteen officers, disciplining, guiding, motivating personnel and vehicle inspections, managing significant crime scenes and court schedules, and providing overall supervisory guidance to officers.• Created and formed the Horry County Police Information Technology Unit. Introduced new databases and advanced technology to the patrol officers, detectives, and sergeants in the Horry County Police Department.• NCIC instructor and Assistant Terminal Agency Coordinator (ATAC)• I required little or no supervision, but I was very organized and motivated.

• Investigated violent and property crimes assigned to the general crimes unit, burglary unit, and homicide/violent crime unit. Investigated crimes, conducted interviews, processed crime scenes, prepared case files, obtained warrants, executed search warrants, and testified in court.• Utilized many databases to help solve crimes.

• Certified officer responsible for law enforcement: foot and motorized patrol, criminal and traffic laws, investigating accidents and suspicious activity, traffic accident reconstruction, traffic control, assisting the public, participating in community policing programs, testifying in court, field training officers, and guiding and assisting junior officers. Very organized and required little supervision.

• Responsible for creating lectures, research, exams, administering grades, developing student projects, coordinating community involvement, and guiding/counseling students.• Recruiting students for the criminal justice program. Identifying and selecting students as future employees of the Horry County Police Department.• Senior Adjunct Professor can teach any criminal justice course, including Introduction to Police, Criminal Evidence, Community Policing, Police Administration, Criminal Law, Criminal Investigations, Corrections, Juvenile Justice, and Crisis Intervention.

• Certified officer responsible for law enforcement: foot and motorized patrol, criminal and traffic laws, investigating accidents and suspicious activity, traffic accident reconstruction, traffic control, assisting the public, participating in community policing programs, testifying in court, field training officers, and guiding and assisting junior officers.• I worked in the traffic unit and was responsible for traffic enforcement and accident investigations.• Certified and trained as a Traffic Accident Reconstructionist.

As the Loss Prevention Assistant Manager, my major duties included identifying and arresting shoplifters, investigating and arresting internal employee theft, reviewing and assuring budget compliance, training new employees, identifying and fixing any potential safety violations, producing schedules, installing closed-circuit television systems, identifying potential problems, and initiating a proper plan of action.

• Responsible for law enforcement: foot and motorized patrol, criminal and traffic laws, investigating accidents and suspicious activity, traffic accident reconstruction, traffic control, assisting the public, participating in community policing programs, testifying in court, field training officers, and guiding and assisting junior officers.• Served as a squad leader, desk sergeant, military police duty officer, and armorer.• Distinguished graduate in Basic/Military Police Academy. 1991 Soldier of the Year