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Kenneth E. Baney III

Qualifications

I was a supervisor in a new 1,500 bed facility. As the Shift Commander, I had to oversee 200 Officer’s. I was responsible for the safety and management of no less than 1,500 inmates. My duties included the orderly running of my tour, and the safety of all staff and inmate’s. It was my duty to make sure the shift was staffed properly, and all policy and procedures were being followed. I also did investigations into staff and inmate matters. Many times outside Law Enforcement had to be brought in as a result of my investigation. I was a C.E.R.T. (Corrections Emergency Response Team) leader. We were responsible for cell extractions, unruly inmates, and any problem including riots. I have transported inmates to outside facilities such as, court, hospitals and other institutions. I have been involved with the hiring and firing of staff. I also was put into the inmate hearing process due to the hearing officer lacking in her job description. I was responsible for the armory and was a certified N.R.A. Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor.

As a supervisor I made decisions under stressful circumstances. An Officer’s life serving underneath me depended on me making good and sound decisions in seconds.

Experience

2012-Present M.V.C.C Philipsburg, pa

Laundry Supervisor

. My duties were to oversee inmates while the institutional clothing was washed. I worked alone for the first four months, then the institution was adding more inmates and removing the washers from the units.

. My duties in laundry quadrupled along with the responsibility. I was then given two employees and added another shift. The inmates then began sending all their personal clothing to be washed. We also started a new exchange. The inmates would come over for 2 hours exchanging Khaki’s, Sheets, Pillowcases, Jackets and blankets. I took all this new responsibility and duties with no issues to report. I have taught Use of Force, Firearms and Escort Training here at M.V.C.C

2006-2012 M.V.C.C Philipsburg, pa

Corrections Officer

My duties included watching and overseeing inmates. Doing tours to ensure the orderly running of the unit. I have worked various posts at M.V.C.C. I have been a compound Officer as well as a perimeter Officer. I am S.H.U. trained, and also trained in Medical. I have worked both posts. I have been trained in Main Control. I am on the Acting Lieutenant list, and did get active time with that. I am also on the hostage negotiation team here at M.V.C.C. I currently work in R&D. I am responsible for receiving and discharging inmates. I am C.I.M.S. certified. I make sure inmates are cleared before leaving for an outside trip. I work closely with S.I.S., and I know how important secrecy is when it comes to dealing with that department. I have worked R&D for three years and I have proven myself to be trustworthy. I have also been sent to Colorado and Georgia to help start new facilities.

From 10-08-00 to 4-01-06 I was working in unrelated fields:

Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc. (5 Years) Paver

Thermal Plus (1 year, 2 months) Gas Fireplace Technician

8-01-99 – 10-01-00 Wackenhut Correctional Corp. Thorton, Pa

Lieutenant (Asst. Shift Commander) George W. Hill Correctional Facility

As a Lieutenant I had several duties. My first duty was to serve under the Captain. I would be the ranking Officer on the scene if there was a disturbance. I would handle all the paperwork that needed to be faxed to Mr. Skeens at the main office in Florida. I also did the staffing for all posts in the facility. For sometime I served under the Chief of Security. (Major) There, I was responsible for beginning the paperwork for Officer’s being terminated and/or prosecuted. I worked very close to the Pa. State Police C.I.D. division. I would do investigations into matters that appeared to be breaking the policy and procedures of the facility and/or the law. I looked into matters regarding inmates violating policy and procedures. I also trained new Officers in class and was responsible for key control.

12-01-98 – 8-01-99 Wackenhut Correctional Corp Thorton, Pa

Acting Captain (Shift Commander)

As the Captain, I took on all the responsibilities of the facility. I was in charge of a 1,500 bed facility. Everything from staffing the prison, to ensuring everyone was paid for their regular and overtime hours. All activities in the facility were my responsibility from an inmate refusing to lock up, to riot conditions. I was paid the Captains salary.

8-15-98 – 12-01-98 Wackenhut Correctional Corp Thorton, Pa

Lieutenant (Asst. Shift Commander) George W. Hill Correctional Facility

As a Lieutenant I had several duties. My first duty was to serve under the Captain. I would be the ranking Officer on the scene if there was a disturbance. I would handle all the paperwork that needed to be faxed to Mr. Skeens at the main office in Florida. I also did the staffing for all posts in the facility. For sometime I served under the Chief of Security. (Major) There, I was responsible for beginning the paperwork for Officer’s and inmates being terminated and/or prosecuted. I worked very close to the Pa. State Police C.I.D. division. I would do investigations into matters that appeared to be breaking the policy and procedures of the facility and/or the law. I looked into matters regarding inmates violating policy and procedures. I also trained new Officers in class and was responsible for key control.

9-15-94 - 04-01-98Corrections Officer Delaware County Prison Thorton, Pa

As a Correctional officer my duties were to keep order on a unit. I would make regular tours to ensure the safety of the inmates housed there. I also had to make sure the policy and the procedures of the institution were being followed, and to enforce that.

Training

Certified Law-Enforcement Firearms Instructor through the N.R.A

C.E.R.T. Team

Act 235

Trained with O.C. and C.S.

Numerous PR-24 classes

Hostage Negotiation

S.H.U. Trained

Medical Trained

Escort and Transport Trained

C.I.M.S Certified

At M.V.C.C chosen to be a Certified Law-Enforcement Firearms Instructor through the N.R.A. Waiting to go to training.

Very proficient through all the A.C.A. audits I have been through. (4 total)

I have been to D-Ray to teach their staff how to accept inmate’s into R&D. I was sent to Hudson State Prison in Colorado to help with their start up.

I was sent to East Mississippi State Prison (Maximum Security for the insane) to assist other T.D.Y staff. Extremely dangerous environment.

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