Objective
What ever i am ask to do.
Experience
Work Experience:
International Development Solutions/ Academi/ USTC
Heart, Afghanistan Consulate
Protective Security Specialist
January 2012 to Present
• Attended the protective security specialist (PSS) WPS vetting course at Academi Training Center in Moyock, NC .
• PSS maintained weapons qualifications for the Glock, M4, Shotgun, M240, M249, M203 and familiar with AK47.
• Performed the day-to-day protective security functions as specified in daily post and detail orders.
• Drove the lead vehicle, principal’s vehicle, or follow-vehicle, whenever required in motorcade operations.
• Driving follow-vehicle and/or acting as response agent.
• Carried and operated weapons as specified in daily post and detail orders, or orders from the detail and shift leader.
• Maintained protective formation position during principal’s walking movements.
• Participating in advance security preparations.
• Manning the security post at principal’s residence or manning the Command Post, as required.
• Serve as a member of an Emergency Response Team / Quick Reaction Force (ERT / QRF) when assigned
• I was responsible for the planning and
Execution of all convoy movements which included protective details for
company and government officials.
Independent Contractor/Afghanistan Police Mentor/ Instructor,
U.S. Training Center (Blackwater Worldwide) Moyock, NC
February 2010 to Present
Location: Afghanistan
• Instructor for Afghan Border Police program. Directly instructed Afghan Border Police Officers at 5 weeks academy.
• Primarily assigned as Lead Firearms Instructor.
• Assisted in Small Unit Tactics operations instruction. Instructed students on urban operations/movement, compound clearing (close quarters battle), tactical patrolling, movement, interdiction operations and general tactical principles.
• Firearms instruction/live fire with the following weapon systems: PKM and RPK machineguns, AK-47, Smith and Wesson 9mm pistol, Remington 870 shotgun.
• Instructed classes on tactical vehicle movement, operation and maintenance
• I also regularly participate in vehicle convoy movements, security and daily operation in a high threat/austere environment.
Independent Contractor/ International Police Mentor/ Advisor,
DynCorp International
June 2007-October 2009
Location: Afghanistan
• Zone One mentoring team lead.
• Prior to being deployed to Afghanistan I received specialized training in convoy
operations, working as a personal security operator, basic combat first aid,
Middle Eastern history and culture, conflict resolutions, human rights violations,
use of force issues, and weapons training. I completed the training successfully
at the Crucible Kroll facility in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
• As the Zone One mentoring team lead I was responsible for the planning and
execution of all convoy movements which included protective details for
company and government officials.
• Convoyed to all zone one police stations in Kabul daily where I taught internationally accepted Democratic Policing methods to the Afghan National Police. Provided training on multiple subjects including: Human Rights, Rule of Law, and Community Oriented Policing.
• Mentored Senior Afghan National Police Commanders on the aspects of Democratic Policing such as: Personnel/ Finance, Operations, Logistics, and Training.
• Firearms instruction/with live fire and qualified with the following weapons systems: M4, M9, Ak-47, and M240B
Corporal, Uniform Division Field Training Officer Supervisor
Albany Police Department
June 1999-June 2007
Location: Albany, GA
• Field Training Officer Certification, July 2002
• Enforced federal and state laws along with municipal /city ordinances.
• Promoted the safety and security for the people of Albany with pro-active patrolling.
• Working knowledge of the principles of law enforcement administration, investigative procedures and practices, legal liabilities associated with arrest, law enforcement, court room procedures and laws of evidence.
• Strong ability to react effectively in emergency and stressful situations, ability to exhibit imaginative, initiative, and problem solving capability in coping with a variety of law enforcement situations.
• Developed plans on how to control high crime areas within the city.
• Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing, and to perform physically demanding work.
• Completion of documentation of activity on a daily basis, as well as follow up investigations and original incident reports.
• Qualified in the use of firearms, operation of emergency vehicles, and other specialized equipment including: breathalyzers, radar units, restraint devices, basic CPR & first aid, and emergency response driving.
• Ability to follow standard safety practices and procedures common to law enforcement work, and to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees, other agencies, and the public.
Education
Georgia High School
Certification
• High Treat World Protective Service Course Three plus the Transition Course ,March 14, 2012. Conducted by Academi/US Training Center formally known as Blackwater Security. 320 hours
• Albany Technical College: GED 1995
• Police Academy Graduate 1999, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
• Georgia Peace Officer Standards Training Council, 765 Training Hours 1999- to present
• DynCorp International, 2007 P.A.S.T ( Police Assessment Selection and Training)
• U.S Training Center,2010 C.R.C (Alternate Continental Replacement Course)
• U.S Training Center,2011 C.R.C ( Alternate Continental Replacement Course
Skils