High School Office
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Arnoldo Tejada
Edinburg Texas, *8541
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Work Experience
Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office May, 2007 – Present
Senior Deputy Sheriff
I would be assigned an area of Hidalgo County that I would patrol. I would respond to calls for service for the citizens of Hidalgo County and assist other agencies that required assistance. On some occasion I would arrest a subject for a criminal offense or detain a mental subject on a mental warrant.
Zapata County Sheriff’s Office-Patrol Division December, 2002 – May, 2007
Deputy Sheriff
I would be assigned an area of Zapata County that I would patrol. I would respond to calls for service for the citizens of Hidalgo County and assist other agencies that required assistance. On some occasion I would arrest a subject for a criminal offense, detain a mental subject on a mental warrant, obtain accident reports, and work drug and human smuggling interdiction.
Zapata County Sheriff’s Office-Detention Division August, 1997 – December, 2002
Detention Officer
I would be responsible for the safekeeping on the inmates that were being housed at the Zapata County Detention Center. I was also part of the Cell Extraction Team. The team would be called out when there would be a jail riot or attempted jail escapes. On several occasions we would conduct a cell check to make sure no weapons or illegal narcotics were smuggled in to the jail.
United Stated Army National Guard 1994 – 2000
PLL Clerk
The Quartermaster Corps is the logistical center point for all Army operations. Quartermaster Officers are responsible for making sure equipment, materials and systems are available and functioning for missions. More specifically, the Quartermaster Officer provides supply support for Soldiers and units in field services, aerial delivery and material and distribution management..
Education
Zapata High School – Zapata, Texas Graduated 1995
High school diploma
Laredo Community College – Laredo, Texas (Police Academy) 2002
Basic Peace Officers License
Achievements/Awards
Laredo Community College – Basic Jailers License
Laredo Community College – 40 hour course in vehicle opertations
Laredo Community College – Basic Peace Officers License
Zapata County Sheriff’s Office – Cell Extract Team training
Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office – Field Operation Rural Terrain training
FFE Driving Academy Class A cdl
Skills
Write, read, and speak English and Spanish
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