Robert S. Lang Email & Phone Number

York County South Carolina

Position Overview: The Court Security Officer (CSO) ensures the safety and security of court facilities, including judges, staff, and the public. The CSO is responsible for maintaining order in the courtroom, screening individuals, managing security equipment, and responding to incidents that threaten court security. This role requires a high level of professionalism, integrity, and the ability to handle high-stress situations effectively.Key Responsibilities:Courtroom Security: Monitor and manage security within courtrooms, including maintaining order and addressing any disruptions. Ensure that all participants follow court protocols and procedures.Access Control: Conduct screening of individuals entering court facilities using metal detectors, x-ray machines, and other security equipment. Verify identification and issue visitor badges as necessary.Emergency Response: Respond to emergencies such as medical incidents, security threats, and evacuations. Coordinate with local law enforcement and emergency responders as needed.Surveillance Monitoring: Operate and monitor security cameras and other surveillance equipment. Review and document any suspicious activities or incidents.Incident Reporting: Prepare detailed reports on security incidents, including any breaches of security, disturbances, or other noteworthy occurrences. Maintain accurate records and logs.Public Interaction: Provide courteous and professional assistance to the public, court staff, and legal professionals. Address inquiries and provide directions as needed.Patrol Duties: Conduct regular patrols of court facilities, including parking areas, hallways, and other common areas, to deter and detect potential security threats.Collaboration: Work closely with court personnel, law enforcement, and other security agencies to ensure a coordinated approach to security and safety.

Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States

Special Agents serve as Class I Law Enforcement Officers. Provide law enforcement and protective service functions for the SC Department of Revenue, ensuring the safety and protection of all employees, visitors, and property.Controls access to DOR property and delivery access at entry gates, turnstiles, and visitor lobbies; provides information and direction to employees, visitors, and contractors.Provides armed response and resolution to critical incidents, such as workplace violence, active shooter events, bomb threats, and other security issues.Patrols DOR properties to prevent trespassing, theft, vandalism, and criminal activities.Interfaces with and provides assistance to civil first responders to include federal, state and local law enforcement agencies and other emergency services providers.Reviews shift blotter and documents for assigned shift, ensuring that key information is communicated to team members as appropriate.Expert proficiency in security-related systems, including report management system, two-way radios, and visitor management systems.Proficient in Microsoft Office tools, including Word, Excel and Powerpoint.Certified as Class I Law Enforcement Officer through South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED). Expert-level qualification in the department-issued firearms.CPR/AED certified. Also, held EMT-B certification.

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Hartford County, Connecticut, United States

Position Overview: The Patrol Officer is responsible for maintaining public safety, enforcing laws, and responding to emergency calls within assigned patrol areas. This role involves patrolling neighborhoods, conducting investigations, managing incidents, and engaging with community members to foster trust and ensure safety. The Patrol Officer must demonstrate a high level of professionalism, problem-solving skills, and the ability to handle stressful and dangerous situations effectively.Key Responsibilities:Patrol Duties: Conduct routine patrols of assigned areas to deter and detect criminal activity, enforce traffic laws, and respond to calls for service. Observe and report suspicious activities or potential threats.Emergency Response: Respond promptly to emergency calls, including accidents, disturbances, and incidents involving crimes or public safety concerns. Provide immediate assistance and take appropriate action to manage the situation.Incident Management: Manage and investigate incidents, including conducting interviews, gathering evidence, and preparing detailed reports. Ensure proper documentation of all activities and actions taken.Law Enforcement: Enforce local, state, and federal laws and regulations. Issue citations, make arrests, and conduct searches as necessary. Ensure that all legal procedures are followed and uphold constitutional rights.Community Engagement: Build and maintain positive relationships with community members. Address concerns, provide information, and offer assistance to enhance public safety and trust in the department.Traffic Control: Monitor and manage traffic flow, conduct traffic stops, and investigate traffic accidents. Administer sobriety tests and issue citations for traffic violations.Crime Prevention: Implement crime prevention strategies and initiatives. Educate the community on crime prevention and safety practices. Participate in community outreach programs and events.

Groton Subase, Groton, Ct

Training and Supervision: Trained, supervised, and prepared a specialized team of soldiers for multiple rapid deployment, for ensuring high readiness levels for both combat support and humanitarian aid missions.Global Deployment: Successfully deployed to over nine foreign countries, providing critical support in combat operations and humanitarian relief efforts.Training Development: Developed and implemented comprehensive training plans for U.S. Army and U.S. Navy personnel. Conducted training sessions at the Naval Submarine Base, New London, CT, enhancing the readiness and operational effectiveness of service members.Food Inspection: Conducted thorough inspections of food products to ensure they met safety and quality standards for human consumption. Supervised food inspection and veterinary service activities to maintain high standards of food safety.Leadership and Coordination: Oversaw and coordinated combined veterinary service activities, including auditing and enforcing food procurement contracts and maintaining inventory compliance.

Class 1, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration, 3.7

Police Officer Certification, Criminal Justice/Police Science, 3.7

This a 22-week live-in course curriculum that includes federal, state, local, and civil rights laws. Other areas of concentration included.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Criminal Justice

Bachelor'S Degree, Food Science And Technology

Associate'S Degree, Applied Sciences