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Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Assigned to District 2 Watch 6

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

West Point, New York, United States

Supervise a team of two Soldiers as a patrol supervisor.Plan and execute community outreach programs to enhance connectivity within the West Point Community.Organized and managed a successful toy drive, equipping patrol vehicles with small toys for distribution to children in need by Soldiers.Collaborate with agencies like Fearless! and the Fraternal Order of Police to accept additional toy donations.Respond to approximately six calls per shift, achieving desired outcomes in 100% of cases, including both emergency and non-emergency situations.Work closely with Keller Army Community Hospital EMS and the West Point Fire Department to ensure effective response and support during service calls.

Camp Walker South Korea

Supervised patrols at Camp Walker, Camp Henry, and Camp Carroll in South Korea.Led as communications sergeant overseeing dispatch centers across three installations.Served as Squad Leader responsible for 3 Non-Commissioned Officers, 6 American Soldiers, and 4 Korean Augmentation to the United States Army Soldiers.Managed personal gear and equipment valued at $200,000 and provided direct supervision over assets totaling $1,000,000, while overseeing a total of $4,000,000 in gear and equipment management.

Camp Walker South Korea

Assigned as a team leader for 2 American Soldiers and 1 Korean Augmentation to the United States Army SoldierManaged the allocation of equipment and gear totaling over $1.5 million with zero losses.Played a critical role in transporting over $20,000,000 of vehicles, equipment, and gear from the southern part of South Korea to the 38th ParallelWorked closely with the South Korean Military and Korean National Police to coordinate movement throughout South KoreaConducted patrols at Camp Walker, Camp Carroll, and Camp Henry in South Korea, ensuring the safety and security of more than 5,000 personnel and safeguarding military equipment valued at over $100 million.Received and responded to the emergency and non-emergency calls for service

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

During my deployment to the U.S.-Mexico Border from August 2018 to early February 2019, I contributed significantly to the development of the doctrine currently employed in Army riot control tactics.Additionally, I demonstrated exceptional proficiency by apprehending two individuals involved in 29 instances of petty larceny, amounting to over $2,000 in losses.In a notable incident, I engaged in a vehicle pursuit spanning over 5 miles, both on and off the military installation, successfully concluding with no civilian property damage, injuries, or loss of life.Furthermore, I effectively managed and safeguarded equipment and gear worth over $200,000, ensuring zero losses.In my role, I assumed responsibility for training new Soldiers in various combat tactics, including room clearing, close quarter combat, convoy security, election security, and base security protocols.I also completed the Emergency Vehicle Operations Course (EVOC) for large tactical vehicles, demonstrating proficiency in handling such equipment.Throughout my tenure, I diligently served as a patrol officer, consistently upholding the standards of military police operations for the entirety of my 2 ½ year assignment.

Binghamton, New York, United States

While in this role I worked at various locations and positionsOakdale Mall Binghamton, NY (Inner patrol security)Goudey Station Johnson City, NY (Exterior access control)The Family & Childrens Society, Inc. Johnson City, NY (Interior front desk security)Throughout the six months, I worked with this company I was never late and had multiple interactions with different types of people

Associate'S Degree, Criminal Justice/Police Science

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Junior Band High School Soccer (2015-2016)