As a Shift Supervisor, I am responsible for the supervision, manning, and operation of six police officers over a twelve-hour shift, while adjusting shifts to support a changing environment. I provide a proactive law enforcement presence on the HSTMVH campus, enforcing Federal laws and VA regulations, in a proprietary jurisdiction. Daily, I use an evolving knowledge of law enforcement practices during investigations to define the offense ensuring elements of a crime had occurred prior to citing or arresting an individual. I determined jurisdiction to classify the crime as a federal offense under CFR 38 title 21, or 18. Patrols assigned areas on foot and in a patrol vehicle. Writes Police Reports in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures after interviewing witnesses, complainants and/or suspects. My duties include responding with psychiatric intervention teams to protect persons from injury and restore order when the incident escalates beyond the management capabilities of clinical staff. In addition to the traditional law enforcement role, I routinely provide direction and customer support to patients, visitors, and staff on a wide range of circumstances. This usually includes everything from vehicle lockouts, assisting elderly or disabled patients and visitors to and from their vehicle, and ensuring patients can locate their destination so the proper medical treatment can be received. I regularly use my independent judgement and extensive law enforcement experience in deciding the best course of action based upon the circumstances of the incident without direction from my superiors.I am regularly tasked with attending Key Leadership Morning Meetings, to ensure the Director is up to date on incidents that have occurred at the facility. In addition to my normal duties, I serve as a member of the Disaster Emergency Medical Personnel System (DEMPS) team.

As a Shift Supervisor, I am responsible for the supervision, manning, and operation of six police officers over a twelve-hour shift, while adjusting shifts to support a changing environment. I provide a proactive law enforcement presence on the HSTMVH campus, enforcing Federal laws and VA regulations, in a proprietary jurisdiction. Daily, I use an evolving knowledge of law enforcement practices during investigations to define the offense ensuring elements of a crime had occurred prior to citing or arresting an individual. I determined jurisdiction to classify the crime as a federal offense under CFR 38 title 21, or 18. Patrols assigned areas on foot and in a patrol vehicle. Writes Police Reports in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures after interviewing witnesses, complainants and/or suspects. My duties include responding with psychiatric intervention teams to protect persons from injury and restore order when the incident escalates beyond the management capabilities of clinical staff. In addition to the traditional law enforcement role, I routinely provide direction and customer support to patients, visitors, and staff on a wide range of circumstances. This usually includes everything from vehicle lockouts, assisting elderly or disabled patients and visitors to and from their vehicle, and ensuring patients can locate their destination so the proper medical treatment can be received. I regularly use my independent judgement and extensive law enforcement experience in deciding the best course of action based upon the circumstances of the incident without direction from my superiors.I am regularly tasked with attending Key Leadership Morning Meetings, to ensure the Director is up to date on incidents that have occurred at the facility. In addition to my normal duties, I serve as a member of the Disaster Emergency Medical Personnel System (DEMPS) team.

Serves as a highly visible Police Officer on HSTMVH campus, enforcing Federal laws and VA regulations, in a proprietary jurisdiction. Patrols assigned areas on foot and in a patrol vehicle. Writes Police Reports in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures after interviewing witnesses, complainants and/or suspects. My duties include responding with psychiatric intervention teams to protect persons from injury and restore order when the incident escalates beyond the management capabilities of clinical staff. In addition to the traditional law enforcement role, I routinely provide direction and customer support to patients, visitors, and staff on a wide range of circumstances. This usually includes everything from vehicle lockouts, assisting elderly or disabled patients and visitors to and from their vehicle, and ensuring patients can locate their destination so the proper medical treatment can be received. I regularly use my independent judgement in deciding the best course of action based upon the circumstances of the incident without direction from my superiors.In addition to my normal duties, I serve as a member of the Disaster Emergency Medical Personnel System (DEMPS) team. In 2020 I deployed as a member of DEMPS to Lake Charles Louisiana to aide with disaster relief after Hurricane Laura, completing two rotations, September 7th to October 4th. While deployed there, two additional Hurricanes hit the area. During this time, I provided security for Department of Veteran Affairs employees providing humanitarian aid to local veterans and securing the makeshift hospital and equipment. This included 12.8 million dollars’ worth of assets on the ground, 122 DEMPS staff. During this time, we assisted 688 Veterans and 158 Non-Veterans who needed assistance. This also included feeding 100 Veteran and Non-Veterans a day, a much-needed hot meal.

Leads, manages, supervises, and performs force protection duties Performs anti-terrorism dutiesDetects and reports the presence of unauthorized personnel and activitiesEnforces standards of conduct, discipline, and adherence to laws and directivesInvestigates motor vehicle accidents, minor crimes, and incidentsSecures crime and incident scenesConducts interviews or witnesses and suspectsObtains statements and testifies in official judicial proceedingsDevelops plans, policies, procedures, and detailed instructions to implement Security Forces programsInspects and evaluates effectiveness of Security Forces personnel and activities

Investigated multiple felony and misdemeanor crimesConducted follow-up interviews of victims, witnesses, and suspects ensuring every effort was made to assist in the prosecution of suspectsCompleted very lengthy investigative reports, some spanning months of investigative workIdentified evidence at crime scenes and coordinated with E.T.U. on the preservation and collection of evidence

Patrolled assigned area, familiarized self with assigned patrol area and persons living in area, reporting all potential trouble spots to supervisor Investigated offenses and any suspicious conditions, made arrests, recovered property, transported prisoners to appropriate facilities, and prepared proper reports; testified in court as requiredEnforced traffic and parking regulations, directed traffic, investigated and prepared reports of traffic accidents and incidentsInspected local businesses after normal working hours to determine if establishments were secureWarns or arrests persons violating ordinances. Inspects vacant houses and buildings in order to identify potential trouble spots

From May of 2014 until September 2015 I worked under the direction and in conjunction with federal agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigations, the Department of Homeland Security Investigations, the Department of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, and the St. Louis Fusion Center, Terrorist Early Warning Group to promote information sharing for major incidents and events in the St. Louis Urban Area. Principal Duties:Investigates arrests, analyzes and documents organized crime, extremist groups, political corruption, terrorism/members of terrorist organizations, active gang/gang members and any other matters as directed by the Commander of the Intelligence DivisionProvided dignitary protection and conducted threat assessments for public figures, private persons, large gatherings/events, and fixed target assets and determines nexus to terrorism Conducts surveillance, field investigations, undercover activities, and establishes confidential informants/sources of informationResearched, tested and analyzed new and different types of techniques for identifying terrorist movements as well as new types of technical and surveillance equipmentPrepared internal reports and federal case reports to respective Federal Law Enforcement agencies, presented cases to the United States Attorney’s Office, obtained federal indictments or complaints, acted as case agent, conducted follow up investigations and assisted in trial preparations and maintained a professional working relationship with all federal agenciesExtensive computer usage of all Department Computers, including all Windows applications, MSWord, Excel, Outlook, as well as REJIS, HSL, NetViewer, PeopleSoft, etc.Provided technical advice and advanced cellular telephone investigative assistance to all units of the police department and outside agencies

Investigated multiple felony and misdemeanor crimesConducted follow-up interviews of victims, witnesses, and suspects ensuring every effort was made to assist in the prosecution of suspectsCompleted very lengthy investigative reports, some spanning months of investigative workIdentified evidence at crime scenes and coordinated with E.T.U. on the preservation and collection of evidence

Researched and analyzed data related to UCR index crimes including assaults, carjacking, burglaries, robberies and related violent crimesPatrolled high crime areas with the intent of locating and arresting individuals involved in criminal activities, especially those contributing to an increase in crimes of violenceParticipated in joint investigations with other Units, Bureaus, and outside agenciesMaintained a database for the tracking of offenders through the Criminal Courts