Military Police Supervisor accomplished in supervising 5 personnel engaged in safeguarding Top Secret and sensitive intelligence data.
A 14-year military veteran who earned 4 commendations for superior performance in tactical, technical capacities and bilingual in Spanish and English
Effectively trained, supervised and mentored teams under high stress conditions and desires a role in investigation or as a security lead.
Skills
Top Secret Security Clearance
Bilingual Spanish/English
Implemented Active-shooter Training Scenarios
Counter-Insurgency experience
Emergency Management Preparedness
First Aid certified
Firearm proficiency
Work History
10/2015 to Current
Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility Security Chief Fidelity Investments – Crystal Bay, MN,
I manage and secure daily a $5,000,000 intelligence operations facility, and maintain access control of over 500 authorized
personnel along with classified equipment and material.
Support and corroborate with unconventional units and other defense agencies to ensure that personnel are properly vetted when entering the facility.
Document and process over 20 classified pieces of data, media or topographic material on a daily basis without any security breeches.
09/2014 to 10/2015
Squad Leader Fidelity Investments – Dallas, NC,
Law Enforcement Patrol Supervisor for the Joint Base Lewis McChord military community which consists of 105,000 service members, family members and Department of Defense civilians.
I was responsible for the training, discipline, welfare and self-improvement of 3 Non-Commissioned Officers and 11 soldiers.
Maintained 4 armored vehicles and sensitive communication equipment valued at $3,000,000.
07/2013 to 09/2014
Squad Leader HHC, 2-2 Infantry Division / United States Army – City, STATE,
I was responsible for the welfare, health, discipline, training and self-improvement of 3 Non-Commissioned Officers and 9 soldiers.
Preparation and training was for world-wide deployment within 72 hours notice to support the Global War on Terrorism.
The equipment used during training included three Military-All Terrain Vehicle (M-ATV), two Armored Security Vehicles (ASV) and squad equipment valued at $3,500,000
08/2010 to 07/2013
Traffic Management Collision Investigation Non-Commissioned Officer in ChargeUnited States Army Garrison Ansbach / United States Army – City, STATE,
I planned, coordinated, and implemented on-site traffic plans and vehicle accident investigations in a community of 9,200 American personnel.
Conducted safety training for over XXX personnel which resulted in a 45% drop of traffic accident and fatalities during a 12 month period.
The scope of duties also included compiling and reviewing all traffic accident investigation reports for thoroughness and compliance with Army in Europe regulation and German vehicle traffic regulation.
11/2007 to 08/2010
Military Police Desk SergeantHHC, United States Army Garrison Vicenza / United States Army – City, STATE,
Coordinated with the Italian Carabinieri police force and USACIDC (United States Army Criminal Investigation Division Command) in coordinating military assets to assist in felony and misdemeanor investigations.
Supervised 15 Military Police soldiers conducting law enforcement and security duties. and was responsible for $1,500,000 of equipment.
Desk Sergeant duties included receiving and resolve all complaints and requests for assistance for over 15,000 personnel supported by USASETAF (United States Army Southern European Task Force) and the surrounding United States Army Garrison Vicenza communities.
03/2004 to 10/2007
Military Police Criminal InvestigatorHHD, 91st Military Police Battalion / United States Army – City, STATE,
Special operations and surveillance missions were conducted with local city, county, state, FBI, CID, DEA as directed by the Provost Marshal, resulting in a 90% solve rate of property crimes in the area.
As Military Police Criminal Investigator investigated crimes punishable under the Uniformed Code of Military Justice, United States Code, and New York Penal Law.
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