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United States

• Completion of Federal Law Enforcement Training Uniform Police Training Program
• Conduct physical security checks of buildings or facilities during an assigned shift.
• Take statements from victims, suspects, and witnesses to clarify conflicting information.
• Compile evidence in accordance with mandated procedures.
• Control vehicle or pedestrian traffic in compliance with instructions (e.g., standard operating procedures [SOPs], pre-planned responses [PPR], random anti-terrorism measure [RAM], force protection conditions).
• Stand fixed post watch to monitor personnel movements to and from controlled access areas.

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Identify, investigate and resolve security breaches.
• Response to a medical emergency, bomb threat, fire alarm, and intrusion alarm.
• Developed, Implemented and Managed emergency procedures and policies to protect clients from threats of harm and violence.
• Provide Protection for some of the most at-risk individuals and families.
• Responsible for Camera Surveillance, DVR Review & Access Control.
• Working as a liaison between clients and local law enforcement during emergency situations.

Camp Pendleton, CA

• Member of the AAV unit; performed various duties incident to the operation and maintenance of assault amphibious vehicles and the up-gunned weapons station.
• AAV crewman prepare, prepares the AAV’s for tactical employment of troops and equipment during ship to shore movement and subsequent operations ashore.
• Markmanship coaches analyze difficulties of shooters during dry & live fire exercises in all phases of the Marine Corps Markmanship program during qualification and re-qualification. Assist in the operation of firing

Camp Pendleton, CA

• Act as second-in-command within the Tactics Instructor Group (TIG), carrying out the duties assigned to you by the TIG SNCOIC, the Training Chief, and the Training Officer.
• Oversee the preparation and instruction of all classes and practical application involving the designated tactics package assigned to you by the TIG SNCOIC. Inform the TIG SNCOIC of any changes to the Tactics training.
• Serve as the Officer in Charge, Range Safety Officer, or Assistant Range Safety Officer for designated live-fire training and field exercises. Keep the TIG SNCOIC apprised of changes or revisions to any classes or.
• Assist in the development and execution of TIG training evolutions. Continually research, review, and update specified periods of instructions as designated by the TIG SNCOIC. Be prepared to assume the duties and.

Camp Pendleton, CA

• Tactically employ section and its machine guns in support of embarked infantry and/or independently from the platoon or company. Advise the supported infantry Platoon Commander concerning the technical and tactical.
• Volunteered as a Corporal's Course instructor during which time he taught and evaluated 32 Marines in land navigation, uniform standards, and the promotion system, totaling over 154 hours of training.
• Directed the execution of his AAV section during the conduct of three company level amphibious raids during the joint training exercise. Ensured a platoon of 52 Marines met all state and base legal requirements for.

Camp Pendleton

• Back up for Section Leader, assist with all detailed mission planning, analysis, and execution. Assist the Section Leader in the welfare, training, administrative and logistical requirements for the Marines and.
• Serve as a provisional Rifle Squad Fire Team Leader to include training and employing Marines in: offensive and defensive operations, patrolling, support and stability, urban operations, motorized operations, and.
• Assisted and oversaw all preventative and corrective maintenance of assigned vehicles. Conducted over 400 mounted and dismounted patrols to include; check point operations, quick reaction force missions, sweeping.

Germany And Nepal

• Back up for Section Leader, assist with all detailed mission planning, analysis, and execution. Assist the Section Leader in the welfare, training, administrative and logistical requirements for the Marines and.
• Serve as a provisional Rifle Squad Fire Team Leader to include training and employing Marines in: offensive and defensive operations, patrolling, support and stability, urban operations, motorized operations, and.
• Assisted and oversaw all preventative and corrective maintenance of assigned vehicles. Conducted over 400 mounted and dismounted patrols to include; check point operations, quick reaction force missions, sweeping.

High Threat Protection And Security

Associate'S Degree, General Studies

High School, General Studies

Activities and Societies: Gents, Swimming, Football, Jazz Band