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DEPUTY SHERIFF
Summary

Team-oriented security professional with more than 18 years in government security and security management. Dependable, conscientious and personable.

Highlights
  • First Aid training ([Year])
  • AED training ([Year])
  • Security personnel training
  • Weapons training
  • Investigative procedures
  • Effective team leader
  • Strong verbal communicator
  • MS Office
Accomplishments

Selected from more than 15 senior Non-Commissioned Officers to serve as Platoon Sergeant.Personally responsible for over $1,000,00.Received Global War on Terrorism Service Medal. of command equipment with no deficiencies, losses or damages.

Education
High School Diploma : 06/96 King George High School － George, VA 07/96 thru 10/96 United States Marine Corps Parris Island, SC Boot Camp Obtained Basic Training Certification through the Department of the Navy, United States Marine Corps 10/96 thru 02/97 United States Marine Corps Camp Geiger, NC School of Infantry Obtained Infantry Rifleman (O311) Military Occupational Specialty through the Department of the Navy, United States Marine Corps
Obtained Certificate of Completion 07/00 thru 07/00 United States Marine Corps Camp Lejeune, NC Instructor Orientation Course Obtained Certificate of Completion 10/02 thru 10/02 United States Marine Corps Camp Lejeune, NC Principles of Instruction Non-Commissioned Officer Course Obtained Certificate of Completion : 02/00 United States Marine Corp Camp Commissioned Officer School － Lejeune, NC
Sergeant Non Resident Program Obtained Certificate of Completion : 2003 United States Marine Corps Camp － Lejeune, NC Staff Non Commissioned Officer Non Resident Program *Obtained Certificate of Completion
08/07 Rappahannock Regional C.J. Academy － Fredericksburg, VA Law Enforcement Officer Basic (VA DCJS) Obtained Basic Law Enforcement Certification through the Virginia Department of the Criminal Justice Services. 05/08 thru 08/08 Rappahannock Regional C.J. Academy Fredericksburg, VA Jail Officer Basic (VA DCJS) Obtained Basic Jailer Certification through the Virginia Department of the Criminal Justice Services.
Experience
Deputy Sheriff
November 2006 to September 2007 Hanover County Sheriff's Office － Hanover, VA
  • Patrolled assigned area and watch for suspicious activity.
  • Arrested people for suspected crimes, including burglary, theft, drugs, larceny, homicide, and sexual crimes.
  • Solved emergency and routine incidents.
  • Conducted preliminary and follow-up investigations.
  • Gathered and bagged evidence at crime scenes.
  • Patrolled buildings and ensured they were secure.
  • Apprehended suspects that fled.
  • Searched vehicles for drugs or paraphernalia.
  • Performed sobriety tests on those suspected of driving under the influence.
  • Pulled over speeding vehicles and issued citations.
  • Interviewed victims and complainants.
  • Prepared reports of arrests and filed paperwork.
  • Served warrants and subpoenas.
  • Searched houses and other properties for evidence.
  • Assisted local fire departments and emergency medical technicians.
  • Performed search and rescue operations.
  • Searched for missing persons.
  • Contacted and cooperated with other law enforcement agencies in matters relating to the investigation of crimes and the apprehension of offenders.
  • Conducted public information sessions on law enforcement matters.
  • Provided security in the county courts.
  • Issued citations and warnings.
Jail Officer
October 2007 to December 2015 Pamunkey Regional Jail － Hanover, VA
  • Transport inmates to authorized locations such as, District Court, Circuit Court, medical facilities, and other correctional facilities using handcuffs, leg irons, jail vehicles, court list, movement sheets, waist chains, weapons, wheelchairs, radios, stretchers, restraints, latex gloves, following Pamunkey Regional Jail Standard Operating Procedures, in order to ensure inmates are transported to specific destinations in the most secure manner possible and ensure weapons and contraband are not brought into inmate population when inmates return to the facility; Control and monitor housing areas using log books, telephones, control forms, cleaning supplies, facility keys, control panels, radios and cameras, following SOP's in order to control access to housing areas and cells, monitor inmate behavior and activity, maintain accurate records of inmates in each housing area and monitor movement occurring inside the facility; Search inmate cells using latex glove, flashlights, shakedown forms, storage bags, mirrors, metal search, following SOP's, in order to locate and seize contraband or weapons found in the inmate population and ensure attempts to escape are stopped or prevented; Perform housing officer duties using cleaning supplies, latex gloves, razors, inmate request forms, food service gloves, food carts, facility keys, handcuffs and restraint, following SOP's, in order to monitor inmate behavior within the housing areas and cells and inspect living conditions of inmates; Ensure cells and day rooms are clean; Ensure inmates receive appropriate nutrition and hygiene; Ensure inmate behavior is within facility policies and procedures; Respond to emergency situations or codes using telephones, intercoms, radios, video cameras, restraints, latex gloves, handcuffs, first-aid kits and supplies, weapons and fire extinguishers, following SOP's, in order to establish control, de-escalate hostile or emergency situations involving inmates; Ensure safety of co-workers and uninvolved inmates; Participated as a member as the Emergency Response Team.
Small Unit Leader/Combat Instructor/Assistant Logistics Chief
July 1996 to May 2008 United States Marine Corps － Camp Lejeune, NC
  • 1997 was assigned to Company L, 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment where I deployed for a six month rotation to patrol the Mediterranean Sea in order to protect American interests.
  • Conducted several training evolutions with foreign nationals to build good international relations.
  • Provided security for U.S.
  • Navy ships, property and personnel by conducting patrols and standing watch at static posts.
  • In 1998, deployed to Puerto Rico to provide humanitarian assistance to the citizens of the island in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew.
  • 1999, redeployed for a six month rotation to patrol the Mediterranean Sea in order to protect American interests.
  • Conducted several training evolutions with foreign nationals to build good international relations.
  • Provided security for U.S.
  • Navy ships, property and personnel by conducting patrols and standing watch at static posts.
  • 2000 ordered to the School of Infantry at Camp Geiger, NC and assigned as a Combat Instructor.
  • During that time, I trained over 400 new Marines on a quarterly basis.
  • Was responsible for their wellbeing, moral and discipline.
  • Instructed junior Marines by using power point presentations, hands on teaching methods, and other interactive methods to ensure student success.
  • Developed, changed and managed teaching plans.
  • I also tested, evaluated, and retested students who required additional instruction.
  • Conducted safety briefings for live fire maneuver ranges.
  • Served as position safety officer on live fire ranges.
  • Served as a platoon sergeant to ensure all junior Marines administrative needs were met.
  • Briefed senior leadership on the status of students.
  • Assigned to assistance logistics chief of the training battalion in 2003.
  • There, I maintained, secured, and inventoried government property valued at over 1 million dollars.
  • Coordinated the delivery and dispersment of required military property to personnel during training.
  • Was responsible for the maintenance of the school's expeditionary camps.
  • Briefed and back briefed the senior leadership on the plan of the day, past actions, and forecasted actions to successfully support training.
  • Became proficient with Microsoft Office programs to include: Word, Excel, Power Point, Access, and Outlook to ensure completion of daily assignments.
  • In 2004, was assigned to Fleet Marine Force and assigned as the Assistant Logistics Chief of Kilo Company 3rd Battalion 2nd Marine Regiment.
  • There I maintained, secured, and inventoried government property valued at over 1 million dollars.
  • Coordinated the delivery and dispersment of required military property to personnel during training.
  • Briefed and back-briefed the senior leadership on the plan of the day, past actions, plan and forecasted actions to successfully support training and combat operations.
  • Assumed the Sergeant of the Guard of a detainee facility where I was responsible for the security and safety of detainees and junior Marines.
  • Assigned as Sergeant of the Guard for Camp Al'qaim and was responsible for inspecting junior Marines, posts, and equipment to ensure the safety and security of the base.
  • Participated in 5 week long combat operations where I assumed the role of Logistics Chief after he was medically evacuated from the combat theatre and supported the company as needed.
Additional Information
  • Awards and Decorations Combat Action Ribbon Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal X 2 Sea Service Deployment Ribbon X 3 Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal Global War on Terrorism Service Medal National Defense Service Medal Armed Forces Service Medal Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Navy Meritorious Unit Citation Humanitarian Service Medal Navy Unit Commendation Letter of Appreciation Rifle Qualification Badge (3rd Award Expert) Pistol Qualification Badge (Expert)
Skills
administrative, Basic, C, SC, Criminal Justice, delivery, driving, first-aid, forms, government, inspecting, inspect, instruction, Instructor, Law Enforcement, leadership, Logistics, Access, Excel, Microsoft Office programs, 97, Outlook, Power Point, 2000, Word, weapons, Navy, personnel, cameras, policies, presentations, safety, SOP, teaching, telephones, theatre, video, warrants
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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • Hanover County Sheriff's Office
  • Pamunkey Regional Jail
  • United States Marine Corps

School Attended

  • King George High School
  • United States Marine Corp Camp Commissioned Officer School
  • United States Marine Corps Camp
  • Rappahannock Regional C.J. Academy

Job Titles Held:

  • Deputy Sheriff
  • Jail Officer
  • Small Unit Leader/Combat Instructor/Assistant Logistics Chief

Degrees

  • High School Diploma : 06/96
    Obtained Certificate of Completion 07/00 thru 07/00 United States Marine Corps Camp Lejeune, NC Instructor Orientation Course Obtained Certificate of Completion 10/02 thru 10/02 United States Marine Corps Camp Lejeune, NC Principles of Instruction Non-Commissioned Officer Course Obtained Certificate of Completion : 02/00
    Sergeant Non Resident Program Obtained Certificate of Completion : 2003
    08/07

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