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MILITARY POLICE DESK SERGEANT
Experience
10/2013 to Current
Military Police Desk SergeantU.S. Army － City , STATE
- Hours per week:-48 Serves as a Fort Gordon Military Police Desk Sergeant; Responsible for directing, coordinating and overseeing the Military Police Desk operations; Provide guidance and direction to personnel assigned duties at the MP Desk; Is the initial contact for all persons, activities, visitors and complainants that require police action; Receive, interpret, evaluate, and immediately decide what action is appropriate in an emergency and non-emergency situation; Responsible for 8 Military Police and DASG patrols; Responsible for Military Police Blotter report, identifying incidents occurring during the shift, ensuring entries are accurate to give an overview of the incident; Notify specific individuals depending on the type of incident; Responsible for the operation of the Military Issue and Commercial Intrusion Detections Systems located on the Desk; Knowledge on all systems procedures, including duress, for all locations to include the established response procedures to alarms; Responsible for the operation of four Detention Cells; Ensure all regulations, policies, and procedures pertaining to the placement of personnel in a cell are complied with; Responsible for the safety and security of a prisoner; Monitor prisoners continuously at the Police Desk via a closed circuit Television system; responsible for the supervision, welfare and training of Soldiers; responsible for law enforcement equipment in excess of $500,000 to include several different weapons, ammunition, vehicles, and various needed equipment for any on duty patrol officer; Accustomed to various shift work; Accustomed to routine and random drug screening.
- Supervisor: Cpt Luchey (706-791-5483).
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes.
09/2012 to 10/2013
Patrol Explosive Detector Dog HandlerU.S. Army － City , STATE
- Hours per week: 50 Served as a Patrol Explosive Detector Dog Handler (PEDD), Primary Narcotics Custodian, Alternate Explosives Custodian, and Safety NCO.
- Responsible for the health, welfare, and daily training of Military Working Dogs (MWD); provided daily explosive detection and force protection support for TRADOC installation with approximately 98,000 Soldiers, Retirees, DA Civilians, and family members covering more than 300 square miles; provided support to the U.S.
- Secret Service (USSS) with Presidential and Vice Presidential security missions; responsible for maintaining kennel facilities and MWD equipment valued in excess of $500,000.
- Supervised Military working dog training, responsible for the training of all Warrior tasks and drills, and solely responsible for the Soldiers physical fitness.
- Accustomed to various shift work; Accustomed to routine and random drug screening.
- Supervisor: SFC Matthew Davis (706-791-7838).
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes.
- U.S..Army
01/2011 to 09/2012
Team Leader/ Patrol SupervisorUSAG West Point － City , STATE
- Hours per week: 50.
Patrol Supervisor and Team Leader
- Responsible for the health, welfare, training, education, professional development and supervision of a three Soldier Military Police team.
- Responsible for the counseling and professional development of these Soldier.
- Performed duties as patrol supervisor for the Provost marshals office consisting of six patrols, three installation access control points and supervised personnel on traffic control details in support of special events.
- Responsible for the maintenance and accountability of patrol equipment necessary for mission accomplishment valued in excess of $250,000.
- Accustomed to various shift work; Accustomed to routine and random drug screening.
Education
06/2006
GED － City, State, United States
ARMY Schools
Child abuse Prevention Investigation course (40 hours)
Hemi/ X-26e Taser course (20 hours)
Information Assurance (40 hours)
Military Working Dog Handlers Course (440 hours)
Advanced Leader Course (260 Hours)
Warrior Leader Course (80 hours)
MRAP Course (40 hours)
User level Maintenance Cadre Cert. Course (24 hours)
Military Police OSUT (440 hours)
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- Patrol Explosive Detector Dog Handler
- Team Leader/ Patrol Supervisor
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