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Southeastern Louisiana University - Hammond, LA
Deadline-driven and results-oriented Police Officer with over 11 years of experience coordinating investigations. Skilled at researching and reviewing case files, and interviewing subjects, targets and witnesses for information verification and corroboration. Resourceful leader focused on investigating criminal complaints while leveraging creative problem-solving abilities to solve complex crimes and cases. Able to construct approaches to incidents and communicate with other deputies to achieve desired results while maintaining officer safety as well as the safety of innocent civilians such as victims and witnesses.
Uniontown Hospital – Uniontown, PA,
- Investigated criminal and traffic offenses.
- Made arrests for violations of criminal laws and conducted background investigations.
- Searched vehicles, buildings, homes and property for evidence and stolen property.
- Mediated domestic-related disturbances and protected victims from harm.
Scott County – Shakopee, MN,
- Interviewed subjects, targets and witnesses for information verification and corroboration.
- Investigated criminal and traffic offenses.
- Made arrests for violations of criminal laws and conducted background investigations.
- Searched vehicles, buildings, homes and property for evidence and stolen property.
- Mediated domestic-related disturbances and protected victims from harm.
Scott County – Shakopee, MN,
- Collected and analyzed intelligence information in relation to investigations.
- Successfully processed hundreds of tips while receiving information and initiating investigations for speedy resolutions.
- Conducted covert, undercover investigations to uncover ongoing crimes and crimes in progress.
- Documented facts and statements gathered from complainants, witnesses and accused persons.
- Sought out witnesses to obtain information about identifiable violations of local, state or federal statutes.
- Obtained and executed search and arrest warrants in full compliance with legal protections.
- Bagged evidence carefully and verified submission to proper department.
- Testified in court cases to back up case evidence and detail timelines.
- Managed crime scene investigations by collecting evidence, performing fingerprinting and taking videos and photos of scenes.
- Executed and obtained search warrants and subpoenas to obtain evidence for resolution of criminal matters.
- Secured evidence from crime scenes, bodies and secondary locations, carefully following sound evidentiary practices and chain of custody requirements.
- Served warrants for individuals and property searches.
- Prepared detailed reports and affidavits for courts by obtaining information through physical surveillance and thorough investigations.
- Interviewed subjects, targets and witnesses for information verification and corroboration.
Jefferson Parish Sheriff Office – City, STATE,
- Served as a senior Deputy and Field Training Officer. Assisted other deputies with calls for service and investigations.
- Served as Acting Rank and assisted rank with numerous special investigations along with rank duties to include administrative tasks, report approval and radio traffic management.
Record of recognition from the Sheriff's Office
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Class E Letter of Recognition
February 26, 2014
I responded to a call for service with Deputy Lamar Hooks in which a disabled person in a wheelchair could not get to his residence. We obtained a truck from the First District Station and transported the complainants wheelchair and he contacted the Sheriff's Office to extend his gratitude.
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Letter of Recoginition
March 19, 2014
Lisa Hoselle wrote a letter praising me and fellow deputies for our ability to remain calm and courteous when dealing with her mentally ill daughter.
Letter of Recognition
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March 26, 2015
Brenda Rost emailed the Sheriff's Office to extend her gratitude for myself and responding deputies for arriving to her residence for a burglar alarm and thanked us for our friendly attitude.
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Class E Letter of Recognition
January 13, 2016
First District Sergeant Melissa Marion submitted this recommendation for my participation in a foot pursuit with other deputies which resulted in an apprehension of a dangerous criminal.
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Letter of Recoginition
December 30, 2016
Toni Chopin wrote a letter to the Sheriff’s Office to thank me and Robbery Sergeant Frank Renaudin for the extensive work we conducted relative her being robbed at a Dollar General. We were able to collect evidence and leads that we investigated and developed a suspect the next day and apprehended him with the assistance of the St. Charles Sheriff's Office in Des Allemands. The suspect ultimately confessed to the robbery.
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Class E Letter of Recognition
February 28, 2019
I received a call for service regarding a neighbor slashing the tires of other residents whom he believed were speeding on his street. I was able to obtain video evidence on scene to establish probable cause for his arrest. I also obtained a search warrant to collect the suspect's own security camera DVR for evidentiary purposes. I reviewed calls for service for the previous 3 years and authored 14 additional arrest warrants which were approved by COmmissioner Joyce and the cases were closed by arrest.
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Letter of Recognition
May 17, 2019
Claudia Newfield emailed the Sheriff's Office in her appreciation for my service. I located a cellular phone on the ground in the intersection of West Metairie Avenue and Severn Avenue. I contacted headquarters with the phone to obtain it's number and then researched the number in various databases to identify the owner. I was able to locate her husband via ARMMS master search and return the phone to them.
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Class D Distinguished Service Award
June 30, 2019
I reviewed several robbery notifications relative to a serial armed robbery suspect in a black Nissan Altima who was robbing people as they withdrew money from the ATM at random banks. After several hours of surveilling my assigned beat (1-9), I observed a matching vehicle in the parking lot of a bank in the 1400 block of Veterans Boulevard. I coordinated efforts over the radio with Deputy Chad Lachney and we entered from each side of the bank to stop the vehicle. The vehicle fled, striking Deputy Lachney's vehicle and almost hitting him. Deputy Lachney was not injured and we pursued the suspect though Metairie into Kenner where he wrecked his vehicle and was apprehended. The suspect's gun was located on the interstate after he threw it during the pursuit. JPSO Robbery detectives assumed control of the investigation and obtained a confession for all robberies and also for attempted armed robbery that day.
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Life Saving Award
August 19, 2019
A complaint of a suicidal male wanting to hang himself led me to an apartment located in the 3000 block of Melvil Dewey Drive. I was able to make entry into the apartment and located an unconscious male hanging from a rope around his neck. Sergeant Justin Remes assisted me by lifting the subject as I cut the rope and laid the subject on the ground. EMS was able to stabilize the subject and transport him to the hospital.
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January 2020
I was awarded the First District Deputy of the Year for 2019
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Letter of Recognition
January 2020
Penny Weeks contacted JPSO because the window to her apartment was open. She was impressed with our quick response time and professionalism.
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Letter of Recognition
August 22, 2020
Myself and Deputy Aaron Verrette were thanked for our professionalism when dealing with a severely austistic teenage male.
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Class B Award for Valor
January 19, 2021
I responded to an apartment fire with other deputies. Myself and Deputy Kelly Bassil entered the apartment to search for residents. A male subject and Deputy Bassil located a paralyzed female in the bedroom and were able to put her in her wheelchair and I assisted the male in lifting the wheelchair down the stairs to safety. We also located additional residents in the neighboring apartment and escorted them to safety.
- Formally commended by superiors for bravery.
- Trained new officers as Field Training Officer (FTO).
- Received numerous letters of appreciation from community residents.
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School Attended
- Southeastern Louisiana University
Job Titles Held:
- Police Officer
- Sheriff's Deputy
- Robbery Detective
- Sheriff's Deputy
Degrees
- BBA
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