•26 years 4 months of professional experience in law enforcement and highly effective at taking leadership direction from superiors, as well as mentoring junior officers. Believes that a willingness to learn and an emphasis on teamwork are essential qualities of success.
• Provided public safety by maintaining order, responding to emergencies, protecting people and property, enforcing motor vehicle and criminal laws, and promoting good community relations
• Served as Lead Trainer for the Metropolitan Police Department's Asset Forfeiture Unit to members of the department and other agencies
• Served on the Metropolitan Police Department's Assessment Panel for the 2012 Investigator Test process
•Advised in the changes to the departments (MPDC) General Order policy, pertaining to the asset forfeiture procedures
• Excellent communication, interview and interrogation skills
• Ability to exercise good judgment and discretion, especially with regards to sensitive or confidential personnel or organizational matters
• High level of integrity and trustworthiness, and strong analytical and interpersonal skills.
•Specialized training in financial investigations, asset forfeiture investigations, drug law enforcement, homicide investigations, conspiracy investigations and surveillance
• Trained in the use of various data bases, Epic, Lexis/Nexis, Fin-Cen, W.A.L.E.S, and NCIC
Responsible for the separation and distribution of the U.S. Mail
Folk Lift Operator
Responsible for the transportation of heavy duty military equipment
Responsible for the transportation of military personal to various location in a timely and safe manner
Coursework in Law Enforcement D.C. Code & Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure
METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT SPECIALIZED EDUCATIONAL TRAINING
• Association of Certified Asset Forfeiture Specialist/Asset Forfeiture and Best Practices Course –June -2009
• Financial Investigation Techniques #16, Drug Enforcement Administration – July- 2006
• Financial Investigation Techniques, Drug Enforcement Administration – July- 2005
• Death Investigation/ Homicide Course – (40 hours) – February 2005
• Legal Issues Training for Homicide/Death Investigations – (40 hours/U.S. Attorney's Office) - February 2005
• Department of Justice/ Financial Investigations Seminar (30 credits) –February – 2004
• Money Laundering Techniques Course – August – 2003
• Basic Neutralization Techniques of Locks Course- (40 hour/Certification)
• Advance Neutralization Techniques of Locks Course- (40 hour/Certification)
• Tools for Effective Peace Keeping Mediation for Law Enforcement – April – 2002
• The Investigation of Computer Crimes – March – 2001
• Computer Search and Seizure Course (Certification) – March - 2001
• Department of Justice/ Financial Investigations Seminar (30 credits) –June - 1999
• A Psychological Approach to Interviewing and Interrogation Course – November – 1998
• Investigation Training Institute/Tracing Illegal Proceeds – (16 credits)- May -1997
• Asset Forfeiture Training Course – April - 1996
• Advance Investigator Training Course – April - 1991
• Basic Investigator Training Course – April - 1991
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