Manager Supervisor

Alfred L. Citino Jr.

***** ****** ****

Philadelphia, Pa. 19154

Phone: 215-***-****

Email: *********@***.***

Objective:

I would like to secure a position that fits my skills, education, and criminal justice

Experience.

Qualifications:

In the past twenty eight years I have worked in the criminal justice field, in several

Areas. I spent 24 and a half years with Philadelphia Police Department in the ranks

of Patrol Officer, Detective and Sergeant. I then joined the University of

Pennsylvania Police Department and served in the ranks of Patrol Officer and

Sergeant for three plus years. I then spent a short time at Methodist Hospital as a

guard, and lastly, I am a Shift manager at St. Joseph’s University.

Education:

I am presently enrolled in the Master’s of Science Homeland Security program at St.

Joseph’s University.

2001- 2003 Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice, Chestnut Hill College

1987-2000 Associates of Science in Management, Community College of Philadelphia

1971-1975 Father Judge High School / Diploma

Employment:

1982-2006 Philadelphia Police Department (Patrol Officer / Detective / Sergeant)

1982-1990 Patrol Officer, 26th and 35th Districts and Highway Patrol

In these positions, I patrolled the east, west, north, northwest, and south

Sections of Philadelphia for crime and criminal activity. I also rode on

motorcycle patrol, and expressway patrol for egregious traffic violators and

auto accidents on Interstate 95 and the Schuykill Expressway, while in the

Highway Patrol Unit.

1990-2000 Detective, Northeast and North Detective Divisions, Alcohol, Tobacco and

Firearms. Northeast Detective Warrant Team Leader, Northeast Detective

Fraud Investigation Unit. In these positions I did various investigations,

interviewed complainants and interrogated suspects. I also processed crime

scenes through the use of photos, sketches and lifting latent fingerprints.

While in Northeast Detective Division, I also spent six years in the Special

Investigations Unit, investigating large scale burglary and robbery patterns.

I also served as team leader for the warrant enforcement unit for two years,

where I prepared several search and arrest warrants. I then spent two years

in the fraud enforcement unit, investigating white collar crimes, such as,

identity theft. Lastly, I spent one year with Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

In the large scale narcotics surveillance unit, where we utilized video and

audio surveillance, GPS systems and pole cameras.

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2000-2006 Sergeant (25th 2nd and 4th Districts, narcotics strike Force and the

Philadelphia Police Training bureau)

While in these positions, I supervised about 28 officers in the

East, south and northeast areas of Philadelphia, in several

different squads. I also spent one year teaching at the

Philadelphia Police Academy, in the areas of legal

issues, laws of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, the rules of the

Philadelphia Police Department, and Driver training. Lastly,

I spent one year in the Narcotics Strike Force, supervising a

Squad of officers making street level narcotics arrests.

April to August 2006 Parking Enforcement Manager of West Chester Borough

In this position, I was tasked with attending to every aspect of

parking enforcement in the Borough of West Chester, including,

preparing daily assignments for the enforcement officers, meeting

with borough Council and the mayor of west Chester. I also

met with the Chief of Police and the Chief of West Chester

University. Lastly, I fielded complaints by investigation and

talking to complaining parties.

2008-2009 Methodist Hospital ( Public Safety Officer)

Performed both stationary and roving patrol in and about the

for criminal activity and plant issues, such as, open doors, broken

sidewalks, etc. I also wrote reports on all incidents and reported

Them to the Director of Public Safety.

2009-Present Saint Joseph’s University (Supervisor / Shift Manager)

As a supervisor I prepared assignment sheets, spoke to members of the

campus community about criminal and civil issues, and supervised about

ten officers in their everyday activities. As a Shift manger, in addition to

the duties of a supervisor, I overlook the entire 3 x 11 shift and their daily

issues on and around the campus.

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