Leads and supervises Military Police squads and sections in support of battlefield operations, to include area security and force protection patrol operations; performs duties as Military Police Patrol Supervisor; provides technical and tactical guidance to subordinate personnel; responsible for the health, welfare, morale and training of nine Solders, and over $1,000,000 worth of vehicles and equipment.Served as a Military Police Patrol Supervisor in support of the 92nd Military Police Company with worldwide missions in support of overseas contingency operations; responsible for the professional development of up to 13 Soldiers; to include training, counseling, health, and welfare; accountable for the operational readiness and maintenance of tactical vehicles and law enforcement equipment valued over $100,000 without loss or damage in support of a community with over 5,000 members

Leads military police platoon, squads and sections; leads military police detachments in support of battlefield and installation security measures; plans and coordinates security measures in enemy prisoner of war facilities and civilian internment settlements/resettlements; ensures all platoon equipment and vehicles are properly maintained and PMCS is current; counsel and mentor squad leaders for professional growth.

Supervised eight police patrols on a daily basis. Coordinated emergency services, patrol patterns, and traffic/law enforcement. Reviewed reports and other paperwork for proper contents. Supervised the processing of offenders and fleet management.

Leads and supervises Military Police teams and sections in support of battlefield operations, to include area security and force protection patrol operations; performs duties as Military Police Patrolman; provides technical and tactical guidance to subordinate personnel; responsible for the health, welfare, morale and training of two Solders, and over $300,000 worth of vehicles and equipment.

Provided community policing for a community of over 20,000 members. Conducted Boat patrol operations for recreation areas. Provided bicycle patrol in housing and recreation areas.

Serves as an uniformed police officer assigned to the investigation Support Branch, Camp Casey SK. The employee is a qualified uniformed Police Officer with duties primarily directed to Traffic Safety and Enforcement. The employee is the primary point of contact in regards to all traffic accidents, he takes charge of an accident scene and conducts the investigation with the assistance, if needed, from the uniformed patrol personnel initially on the scene. Employee operates radar and breathalyzer equipment and pursues vehicles when enforcing traffic regulations or laws. Develops and follows leads, takes statements, and gathers information and facts pertinent to cases undergoing investigation. Required to analyze facts to identify suspects and to further develop cases. Prepares sworn statements and in-depth reports where the placement of victims, vehicles, and responsibility are crucial, i.e., major vehicle accident where severe bodily injury or death has occurred. Follows-up on all information pertaining to a single incident/accident made by key witnesses. May be called upon to apprehend individuals causing disturbances, such as in family disputes, or intoxicated drivers. Identifies and apprehends violators based on eyewitness accounts. Interrogates suspects. Makes apprehensions and performs booking procedures when required. Employee will be called upon to conduct long and short-term investigations when solutions can not be achieved during the course of a normal shift. Conducts long term investigations (several days to several weeks) to detect and apprehend individuals committing acts of violence, theft of federal or personal property, or violating laws concerning controlled substances. Conducts traffic surveys at Fort Lee. Analyzes results and through written proposal to the Command Group, makes recommendations designed to alter installation traffic patterns.

Conducted police patrol operations for a community of approximately 20,000 Soldiers, family members, and DA civilians.

Conducted basic combat training and Basic Military Police training.