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Vincent P. Farri

VINCENT P. FARRI

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Knoxville, Tennessee 37934 Email: ac15ic@r.postjobfree.com EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Completed 15 Credit Hours toward Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice, 2010 The College Of Southern Maryland, LaPlata, MD

Toxic Agent Certified Training Course (Live Agent Training), 1999 U.S. Army Chemical School, The Chemical Defense Training Facility, Fort McClellan, Alabama Basic Field Instructor Training Program, 1997; Federal Police Training Program Graduate, 1989 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynco, Georgia Police Academy Graduate, 1989 - U.S. Capitol Police Academy, Washington, D.C Firearms School Graduate, 1989 - FBI Training School, Quantico, Virginia SELECTED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Texas Engineering Extension Service with DHS and FEMA: Business Information Continuity EMS Concepts for Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents WMD Incident Management/Unified Command Incident Management/Unified Command Terrorism Awareness for Emergency First Responders FEMA Emergency Management Institute:

Continuity of Operations NIMS Multiagency Coordination System ICS for Single Resources & Initial Action Incidents Incident Command System (ICS) National Incident Management System

NERRTC, DHS, & ODP – EMS Concepts for Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents Criminal Justice Academy of Fairfax County - Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents Federal Law Enforcement Training Center - National Field Instructor Training Certification U.S. State Department - Diplomatic Immunity and Protocols United States Capitol Police Selected Professional Training: West Point 40 Hour Leadership Program

Incident Command System in a Tactical Operation Alert 2.1 NBC Response Team Advanced Legislative Emergency Response I & II First Line Supervisor Training Alert #1 Chemical/Biological Training

LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS

Department of Defense – Top Secret Security Clearance, Current W. VA Laborers’ Training Trust Fund/OSHA - Hazardous Waste Operations Certification, 2002 PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

UNITED STATES CAPITOL POLICE, Washington, D.C. 1989 – November 2016 MANAGER/LIEUTENANT/WATCH COMMANDER– Command Center, MAB 2008-2016 Direct department-wide information and emergency response activities in a coordinated effort impacting the U.S. Capitol community and other stakeholders including the U.S. Congress, U.S. Supreme Court, Library of Congress, U.S. Secret Service, District of Columbia, U.S. Military components, Department of Transportation, and other federal, state, and local entities. Serve as decision-maker and authority to evacuate the Legislative Branch of the U.S. Government in threat situations. Monitor incoming communications, human and non-human intelligence, and technology driven information, determining the nature of the threat or situation and directing departmental resources necessary to mitigate and resolve said

emergencies. Manage and direct a diverse staff 15 supervisors and technically trained officers in the performance of their duties to ensure productivity standards and quality of products produced exceed management’s level of expectations. Counsel staff regarding professional development opportunities as well as identify department employee resources that may assist an employee with any personal and/or professional issues. Recognize outstanding performances of employees and implement motivational methods to encourage ownership of the organizational mission. Conduct evaluations of personnel performance through observation, identifying areas for improvement and avenues by which individuals may develop their skill sets. Work with personnel to resolve issues impacting their overall work performance including improvement plans and modifications when appropriate. Recommend personnel and disciplinary actions when necessary providing justifications and supporting documentation. Support field operations with information dissemination and develop responses necessary to address unforeseen issues, critical incidents, and situations while ensuring adherence with departmental policy and legal requirements. Serve as liaison between the Offices of the Chief, Mission Assurance Bureau, Department of Defense, House and Senate Sergeants at Arms. Conduct verbal briefing to the U.S. Capitol Police Chief, Assistant Chief, House and Senate Sergeants at Arms, Members of Congress, staffers, and all Divisions throughout the U.S. Capitol Police. Interface with external agencies to include, but not limited to, U.S. Secret Service, Federal Bureau of Investigations, Metropolitan Police Department, U.S. Park Police, D.C. Fire and Rescue, Metropolitan Transit Authority, U.S. State Department, U.S. Military, state and local law enforcement agencies which may include joint operations and training, information exchange/notifications, and emergency planning and execution.

Determine and direct departmental resources in response to specific incidents and situations that require multi-division and/or agency actions utilizing sophisticated surveillance and detection technology and systems resulting in numerous Unit Citations for the Command Center team.

Served on the Department’s Strategic Plan development team that identifies, evaluates, and recommends long and short term plans for improved budget, resource, and operational ability.

Realized significant cost savings through manpower restructuring to reduce overtime, identification of local training opportunities versus that which involves travel expenditures, and identification of more cost effective vendors through cost comparison and analysis.

Developed methods to integrate the sharing of intelligence and alert information to the U.S. Supreme Court emergency management system based on a scaled/measured notification basis.

Lead team in the development and execution of Plans of Action for major events to include, but not limited to, Inauguration, State of the Union, 4th of July Celebration, Memorial Day and Labor Day Concerts, visiting heads-of-state, Joint Sessions of Congress, and other major activities being held throughout the U.S. Capitol Complex.

Work with contractors and technology teams providing analysis and recommendations for proposed technology upgrades, modifications and updates, determining the improvement of applicability on operational effectiveness to meet mission objectives.

Researched and revised the Command Center’s Standard Operating Procedures, Special Orders and Operational Orders to eliminate redundancies, streamline information and clarify vague or inconsistent information.

SERGEANT/SUPERVISOR – First Responder Unit, Capitol Division, & Senate Division 1998-2008 Managed and directed 40 Police Officers providing for all operational needs of the Section and Division through operational planning, scheduling, assignment delegation, administration, and supervision. Delegated special assignments to Officers providing directional support and oversight. Performed annual evaluations as well as administered personnel actions as necessary including disciplinary and incident reports. Conducted In-Service Training, developing practical lesson plans and instructional aides to maintain knowledge of current General Orders, Special Directives, and Criminal Code changes. Created spreadsheets to track performance of the First Responder Section III and the CD-1 Officers.

Served as Decon Team Leader for the ALERT Team, responding to emergencies involving suspicious materials/weapons of mass destruction of a radiological, biological and/or chemical nature ensuring the safety of personnel through personal protection gear and equipment.

Led team members in the evacuation of the U.S. Capitol Complex due to AirCon Alerts, weather related threats, fire, and 9/11 responses.

Trained and implemented the Counter Surveillance Team comprised of plain clothes FRU 3

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Officers tasked with detecting terrorist threat through human observation and engagement.

Instilled methods of tactical and strategic situational thinking amongst the officers as well as created strong tactical teams based on individual personalities, strengths, and abilities.

Awarded Commendation Ribbon for actions taken on July 24, 1998 in response to an active shooter within the Capitol Complex that resulted in the prevention of additional loss of life.

Awarded Certificate of Appreciation from the U.S. Secret Service for outstanding support with the NATO 50 Summit.

FIELD TRAINING OFFICER/INSTRUCTOR – Capitol Division Conducted on-the-job training for new recruits on a 2 week rotating basis as supplement to their formal academic education under the Field Training Program. Conducted student testing in 20 qualifying areas of knowledge including general orders, standard operating procedures, and daily operations of the U.S. Capitol and assigned division. Observed, tested, and evaluated each trainee for 8 hours a day. Identified and evaluated recruit’s strength and weakness notifying command if additional training was required.

Served as Oral Board panel member for development of the Field Training Officers Program.

Assisted in developing and revising lesson plans, objectives and duties unique to the Capitol for the FTO Program.

POLICE OFFICER – Capitol Division 1989-1998

Assigned to ranking member of the U.S. Senate providing personal protection and physical security while on the U.S. Capitol premises as well as throughout the continental United States. Reviewed their daily itinerary and notified the detail office for any special arrangements based on scheduled events. Received, inspected and authorized any incoming packages and letter deliveries, alerting commanders to any suspicious items which may have posed a threat. Conducted building patrols throughout the U.S. Capitol building including Senate Offices, Chambers, and public areas securing the premises upon public closing hours. Identified and reported any suspicious and/or unusual behavior to command and followed all Standard Operating Procedures for approach. Conducted search, seizures, and arrest of suspects preparing all legally required documentation and reporting. Escorted guests, couriers and any VIP arrivals to appropriate areas ensuring their personal safety and protection as well as restricted access to sensitive areas.

Member of the Review Board for new hires conducting group interviews and panel discussions on potential applicants.

Authored a memo which alerted commanders to potentially unsecured areas of the Capitol building and drafted a Plan of Action for analysis of this situation.

Instructed an in-service training on Officer Safety and Verbal Judo.

Assisted 2 Lieutenants in developing the First Line Supervisor's Course for new Sergeants.

Conducted and presented a 6 month study to the commander on Breaches of Security and Capitol Vulnerability providing detailed recommendations for restricted access effectiveness.

Served on the Civil Disturbance Unit during public events and demonstrations.

Upon completion of a 20 hour training course on the History of the Capitol, requested by the Chief to develop an in-service training lesson plan.

Served as a liaison between the Concerns of Police Survivors and the U.S. Capitol Police during an accident incident which resulted in a letter of appreciation and a donation to be recognized at the next annual Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony. WEAPONS QUALIFICATIONS

Qualified in the use of 9mm, .40 Caliber, Benelli Shotgun, Remington 870, G4 Rifle COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook); Adobe Reader; Internet Navigation Agency and Industry specific, secured and classified systems and databases.

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