Lieutenant, Criminal Investigations Division Resume Example

I received appointment to Police Sergeant after an open and competitive application process in 1999. I received appointment in January 2000 and was assigned to the North Komelic sub-station where I performed the following duties. Supervision of a 24 hour, seven day a week police presence that provided protection and service on the Tohono O'odham Nation. I determined work schedules, insured promptness, accuracy and conciseness of police reports. Prepared and delivered community policing presentations, maintained payroll records and approval, responded to high risk and critical incidents. I processed internal review of complaints and conducted annual employee reviews and evaluations; I counseled junior officers in regards to policy and procedure, trained and developed officers in needed areas.

• Investigate major crimes which tend to have merit for federal prosecution.
• Specialized in solving crimes against children and crimes of a sexual nature, and received numerous training hours in doing so.
• Worked closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Attorney's Office, Tucson Section to convict or exonerate of criminal activity.
• As an investigator I would respond to crime scenes and complete preliminary and follow up investigations, conduct research to establish common links between crimes, identify and arrest violent offenders, and provide statistical information on criminal activity.
• On October 24, 2010, received a Certificate of Honorable Mention by the International Association of Chiefs of Police in recognition as a nominee for the Indian Country Officer of the Year Award.
• Detective In Charge (6 months) - As the Detective in Charge of the Criminal Investigations Division I supervised up to seven employees in three different units.
• Supervised three Detectives assigned to the Violent Crimes Unit, three Detectives assigned to the Crimes Against Children/Sex Crimes Unit, and one assigned to the Sex Offender Registration and Tracking Unit.
• I kept track of payroll and personnel issues and addressed each individually in a timely manner.
• I kept an accurate account of all cases investigated by the Criminal Investigations Division and the Anti-Violence Unit, and was accountable for maintaining a current status for each investigation.

• Answer calls for service to the public.
• Respond to incidents of criminal activity, solve and link crimes to persons of interest.
• Enforce various laws, state, tribal and federal.
• Investigate crimes ranging from traffic collisions to assaults to burglaries, and arrest subjects as warranted.
• A major part of service is keeping the peace within the community and educating others via Community Policing practices.

• Process legal court documents with the Tohono O'odham Justice Center.
• As a Clerk, I was assigned to a particular Court Judge and prepared motions, entries, etc., for signature.
• Processed payments on traffic tickets and received payments for bond.
• Maintained case lists for upcoming court hearings assigned to "my assigned" Judge and prepared record entries for upcoming hearings.
• Attended all court hearings and kept legal record of minutes and judgments.

• Answered telephone calls that came into the Tohono O'odham Nations Prosecutor's Office and transferred to the appropriate attorney.
• Prepared subpoenas for witnesses of upcoming trials/hearings.
• Filed legal court documents and maintained criminal files for Prosecutor's.
• Kept and accurate account of all case prosecuted by the T.O.
• Prosecutor's Office.
• Training Lethality Assessment Program for First Responders 7 hrs AZ POST credit = Sponsored by the Pima County Attorney and Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board November 29, 2010 Criminal Investigators Training Program (CITP) - Federal Law Enforcement Training Center - Glynco, Georgia Sponsored by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.