Assistant Shift Supervisor / Senior Rover
Resume:
Kyle Everett Raulerson
Dinsmore, FL 32219 US
Mobile: 904-***-**** - Ext:
Email: ac2z8l@r.postjobfree.com
Availability:
Job Type: Permanent, Temporary
Work Schedule: Full-Time, Part-Time, Shift Work, Intermittent, Job Sharing, Multiple Schedules
Desired locations:
United States - FL – Jacksonville – OCONUS
Work Experience:
Aegis LLC
1760 Old Meadow Road
Suite 400 Mclean, Va. 22102
07/22/2017- Current
Salary: 4,500 monthly
Hours per Week:84
Guardian Angel / Armed Guard
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: As an Guardian Angel/Armed Guard for Aegis I conduct Force Protection for Military and Civilian Advisers in Afghanistan. Providing over-watch for General Nickleson as well as Afghanistan President and high-ranking individuals. Maintaining a high level of professionalism and rapport with not only the Clients but also Coworkers and Afghanistan Nationals. During my time I have conducted both mounted and dismounted security patrols of assigned Sectors as conduct ECP operations for HKIA as well as FOB OQAB. Additional Duties I have performed are assisting Danish K9, Biometric enrollment and checks using BAT system, Vehicle searches and assist Generals PSD team with cordon security. All while maintaining gear, a strong professional appearance and proficiency in NATO Weapons M9, M4, M240 and M249. I am currently working towards a promotion to Shift Supervisor Assistant/ Force Protection FOB OQAB Senior Rover
Supervisor: Mike Gualt 571-***-****, 079*******
Work Experience:
Triple Canopy
850 Puddin Ridge Road
Moyock, NC 27958
01/15/2017 – 04/08/2017
Salary: 1,953.64 USD Bi-Monthly
Hours per week: 72
Guardian Angel / Armed Guard
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
During my employment to Triple Canopy I attended Armed Guard/Guardian Angel training conducted at Academi Training Compound. Once completed pre-deployment training I deployed to Kabul Afghanistan to protect FOB OQAB and military personnel to include an U.S. Airforce General as well as an Australian General. During my time in Kabul I conducted security patrols in and around the U.S. and NATO compounds. In addition, I served as Guardian Angel for Advisors to the Afghanistan National Army. Additional duties consisted of Biometric enrollment, vehicle searching as well as people, assisting K9, and standing over-watch in tower post. My time on FOB OQAB demanded high professionalism not only as a representative of Triple Canopy but also the US since I was in conduct with my foreign nationals and Officers. Among other duties I had to remain proficient with my primary and secondary weapons, the M4 and Glock 19 9mm. Since I was familiar with Biometric enrollment and vetting I assisted the Airforce with badging Local Nationals using the BAT system, which was not a mandatory duty of my contract.
Supervisor: Charles Roach 703-***-****
Okay to Contact: Yesa
Work Experience:
United States Marine Corps
2D Law Enforcement Battalion
Bldg 102 A Street
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 United States
08/2015 - 01/2016
Salary: 1,750.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Military Police Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Since returning from the 24th MEU I have held a few billets within offices. The first was a clerk for Charlie Co 2D LE BN. While working as a clerk I handled all administration paperwork between the company and the workshops. E.G. S-1. I also was given the responsibility to handle leave and liberty check-in/out. I completed the morning accountability report daily. I became proficient in Microsoft word and excel. Familiar with all office electronics. When replaced from clerk work I helped with training of junior Marines.
United States Marine Corps
2D Law Enforcement Battalion (MEU)
Bldg 102 A Street
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 United States
12/2014 - 08/2015
Salary: 1,700.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Military Police Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
My main task while underway on the MEU was to act as the team leader of the Maritime Raid Force Law Enforcement Detachment. As such our main purpose was to provide not only 2D Force Reconnaissance but the MEU with detainee searching/handling and safeguarding but also tactical site exploitation, as well as additional close quarters capable members. While attached to 2D Force Recon I assisted in over 20 Precision Raids in which while under the Head Quarters element provided security for the Platoon Officer In Charge and Platoon Sergeant in addition to my duties as Lead Law Enforcement Personnel. We ran drills and were tested on our ability to receive, search, process, and safeguard individuals. Full biometrics were ran on the individuals. Along with detainee handling we also focused on evidence collection, whether it be searching individuals or searching buildings. I conducted multiple practice raids with adjoining MEU units. Some of these raids were by vehicles, boat, or air. These raids were a quick and deliberate assault of a place or vessel that could be critical to mission success. While on these raids I was part of the assault force. I was used to search and detain and conduct searches on buildings or rooms for critical evidence. I was also able to provide Human Intelligence with usable intelligence to help with follow on interviews and interrogations. When we weren't focused on our main task we were used for Humanitarian assistance, Mass casualty response, and customs searching. For humanitarian assistance we flew into a training area and were timed and tested on our delivery of food and aid while still maintaining area security. We also had adjoining units helping with this. As part of this I was able to assist in the evacuation of U.S. members from the embassy in Yemen. For mass casualty response we did timed response drills and practiced searching dead and moving wounded to pre designated areas. For customs searching we had to go thru individuals bags before returning back to America. I had to ensure that nothing that wasn't supposed to return with us was disposed of. E.G. foreign soil, unsealed food, any ammunition, etc. When we didn't have any specific assigned tasks our daily duties consisted of vehicle maintenance, weapons maintenance, and fixed post duty. Duty consisted of radio/communications watch. While on the MEU we ported in Djibouti. This port was specifically for unit training. Our training consisted of weapon ranges, Mounted QRF response, and being EOD security vehicles on their patrols. When training wasn't being conducted there was fixed post duty for ammunition, vehicle motor pool, and radio/communications watch. When ported at liberty ports there was assigned duties. One duty was called "shore patrol". On shore patrol we were assigned to patrol around the liberty areas and ensure that there was no threat to Americans at port and also to ensure no Americans were causing any sort of disruption or incident. Other duty assignments were fixed post/ gate guard duty having to ensure proper reason and identification/credentials for entering the port. The last duty was bus riding duty. This consisted of the same responsibility as fixed post duty except I was riding on the bus with the driver. This was to ensure no one returned to the port without proper authority too . While on the MEU I was also selected to work with special forces and members of Navy Special Operations to cross train and work on hard hit raids/high value targets.
Supervisor: Kevin Leishman 406-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
United States Marine Corps
2D Law Enforcement Battalion
Bldg 102 A Street
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 United States
10/2013 - 12/2014
Salary: 1,700.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Military Police Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
After the Afghanistan deployment I returned and started training for a Subject Matter Exchange (SME). This training focused on Non-Lethal weapons, escalation of force, and riot/raid procedures. For this training we used riot shields, face masks, shin guards, batons, OC, and non lethal ammunition with combat shotguns. Our training also included the use of Tasers. I was never certified. Then I started training for the 24th MEU, Marine Expeditionary Unit. Training for the MEU was very similar to training for Afghanistan. For training we conducted numerous mounted and dismounted patrols within ourselves and also with our adjoining units. Was sent as a part of the Maritime Raid Force to the Special Operations Training Group to conduct Raid training and Close Quarters Combat, with a focus on Visit Board Search and Seizure (VBSS) where I was Lead Law Enforcement Personnel for the team. We also refreshed Weapons training and maintenance of the M16A4, M9, M2 .50 Cal., Mk 19 grenade launcher, and M203 grenade launcher, M249 light machine gun, M240b medium machine, and both combat shotguns. Radio procedure training included loading frequencies and proper radio etiquette. Received extensive classes on the enrollment of individuals into biometric systems. E.G. SEEK. Finger printing was extensively practiced in case we were on a time crunch and couldn't use the biometrics system. We practiced in detainee handling and safeguarding procedures. This included the searching and handling of detainees, medical care rendered, giving them accommodating living quarters if they were being held, safety from harm, food and water, and the right to practice their religion. Received further training on evidence collection and biometrics/dna collection. Proper labeling of evidence was practiced as well as the chain of custody paperwork. Members of our unit were chosen for follow on schooling.
Supervisor: Kevin Leishman 406-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
United States Marine Corps
2nd Law Enforcement Battalion
Bldg 102 A St.
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 United States
03/2013 - 10/2013
Salary: 1,600.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 90
Military Police Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: Deployment to Helmand Province Afghanistan.
I held multiple billets while deployed to include Team Leader, Vehicle Commander and NCOIC. I was a licensed HMMWV, MRAP, and MATV driver. We used these vehicles for mounted patrols to show our presence in the local towns. Listening posts and observation posts (LP/OP) we also conducted vehicle checkpoints and route reconnaissance from these vehicles. This presence helped to maintain good order among the local populous while giving us an opportunity to look for any changes in their attitude and behavior towards us. We were also on stand-by as QRF for the immediate exterior of the base. Our average response time was anywhere between 5 and 15 minutes. Every patrol and mission was accompanied by an officer or senior staff enlisted Marines in which we conducted Protective Security on top of whatever mission was taking place. Providing Personnel Security on over 250 combat patrols in Helmand for ranks ranging from Second Lieutenants to Colonels. I was also tasked out with one of our Military Police K9 handlers as protection while attached to Support Operations for MARSOC as well as Recon Marines as TSE specialist. Fixed post duty consisted of over watch with a designated Marksman weapon system and the means for escalation of force. E.G. pen flares and air horn. While on the fixed post I was responsible my area of operation (AO), the weapons system for the post, personal weapons, ammunition, and the proper maintaining of a range card. All of that combined maintained the safety of those around me. This fixed post was located at the entry control point (ECP). Other duties assigned while at the ECP were searching of vehicles entering the base and maintenance of radio communication/crypto/timing. Proper radio etiquette was used. The individuals coming on base would go through scanners and be searched while they provide proper identification and purpose for coming on base. We utilized private contractors as well as foreign forces and K-9 to assist in these tasks. All the personnel coming aboard the base were properly vetted and searched to ensure the safety of those on the base. If anything was found while the search was being conducted the individual would be separated from the group, safeguarded, and higher would be notified. Once notified the individual would be turned over to Human Intelligence for interrogation. All evidence gathered would be properly bagged and labeled and turned over to higher. Proper chain of custody was always utilized and crucial for prosecution of the individual. Weapons maintenance and handling was an important part of the whole deployment, if you can’t properly use and maintain your weapon you are a liability and no help to those around you. While deployed I was a designated Combat Lifesaver. I carried an extra medical bag with more advanced first aid items. E.G. chest seals, scissors, needles for decompression, extra tourniquets, (NPA) nasal pharyngeal airway, and etc. Only select marines were given this bag. Additional tasks I assisted the Human Intelligence with biometrics and intelligence gathering while on patrol.
Supervisor: Niko Zellei 631-***-****
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
United States Marine Corps
2D Law Enforcement Battalion
Bldg 102 A Street
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 United States
08/2012 - 03/2013
Salary: 1,600.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Military Police Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:Continued training over weapons systems and combat reports to sharpen skills. Received additional radio operator classes. We were preparing to deploy soon. Graduated Advanced Law Enforcement Marksmanship Course directed by (MCPAE) Marine Corps Police Academy East. Received additional active shooter and hostage training from JPD(Jacksonville Police Dept.) on an Advanced Marksmanship Course with 2nd LE BN. Received additional medical training pertaining to combat related injuries. Tactical Combat Casualty Care and Combat Lifesaver certified. Non lethal weapons trained with taser (never certified), and non lethal ammunition for the combat shotguns and received Level 2 OC (Oleoresin Capsicum) contamination. Understands and acknowledges escalation of force and use of force. Conducted countless drills for use of force/ escalation of force, search and seizure of personnel and evidence collection/handling procedures. Received multiple searching and site exploitation classes given by 2d LE BN CID. To include evidence collection and handling. These classes also included tactical questioning advice and scenarios. Trained and proficient in riot control procedures; lethal and non-lethal. Proficient in tactics and procedures for Close Quarters Combat, weapons training and maintenance, and detainee handling procedures, Designated Marksmanship Training, Host Nation Police Advisor Training as well as understanding how to safely handle and transport a detainee/prisoner. Evidence labeling and collection was practiced a countless number of times as part of ESE and SSE courses in as additional Site Exploitation technical training.
Supervisor: Niko Zellei 631-***-****
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
United States Marine Corps
Provost Marshalls Office
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 United States
03/2012 - 08/2012
Salary: 1,600.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Military Police Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
On a rotational basis performs motorized and walking patrols of the installation. Responsible for responding to dispatched emergency calls, complaints, and other calls for service during watch. Responds immediately to, and conducts preliminary investigations relating to critical incidents aboard installations. Understands and applies knowledge of the probable cause requirements for and conducts preliminary and non-criminal investigations ranging from minor incidents to more complex and serious incidents. Serves at fixed posts, such as entry and exit gates for the installation. Controls vehicles and pedestrian traffic at interior and exterior gates in accordance with current Threat Conditions and Base regulations. Identifies and admits traffic/personnel utilizing a system of identification cards, badges and/or vehicle decals. Checks decals for completeness; verifies issue authority; reviews identification, driver’s license, vehicle insurance and registration. Inspects seals, vehicles and documents on commercial traffic. Conducts investigative stops, questions, detains, and issues traffic citations as required. Closes all gates upon notification of alarm or emergency. As well as perform mobile security and Protective Security Services to high ranking officials visiting installation. Processes visitors by determining purpose of visit; gives appropriate instruction/directions; determines the need for escorts. As initial point of contact, answers visitor questions and provides assistance. Criminal cases involve offenses such as assaults, sexual assaults, illegal narcotics and paraphernalia, homicide, forgery, sabotage, espionage, armed robbery, attempted murder, domestic disputes, fights, drunkenness, gang violence, school activities, waste of government resources, frauds, environmental and wildlife protection laws. Understands knowledge of social support programs for non-criminal cases that involve, but are not limited to lost and found property, providing basic life saving first aid; supply case referrals to different Federal, State, county and community agencies involving social services and supporting individual concerns and needs that are not necessarily police related. Coordinate with other law enforcement officials within regulations and where applicable. Acts promptly, decisively, and judiciously when observing a violation or investigating a complaint, crime, or accident. Subdues and disarms those who are doing violence to other persons, assists the injured, and administers first aid. Gathers and analyzes the facts and determines whether facts warrant apprehension/detention or lesser action. Warns and/or uses force to restrain and apprehend violators. As required, seizes and protects evidence, takes statements, and advises violator(s) of rights. If first to arrive at the scene of a serious offense, conducts preliminary inquiries and secures area. Enforce hunting/fishing regulations and rules aboard the installation. Performs traffic law enforcement using specialized equipment such as radar, and Breathalyzer, and must be able to be qualified/certified in these specialized areas and on the necessary equipment. Ensures the removal of hazards from hard surface roadways, or any structure that may be detrimental to safe public transport. As directed, sets up and conducts checkpoints/roadblocks at various locations throughout the installation in an effort to reduce criminal activity and ensure motor vehicle safety. Reroutes traffic as required to maintain an adequate traffic flow on the roadways. Uses computer equipment and specialized, web-based law enforcement computer programs to establish, update, query or print individual or vehicle registration information. Uses databases, including Consolidated Law Enforcement Operations Center (CLEOC), and spreadsheets to enter data, retrieve data, produce reports in desired formats and print outputs. Protects government property and personnel on the base against civil disturbances, riots and mob action. Responds off base as directed by higher authority to assist at a disaster scene or national emergency. Performs required life-saving first aid in the event of an emergency as the first responder to an incident until medical emergency personnel arrive.
Supervisor: Marcos Vega (Lt.) 910-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
United States Marine Corps
2D Law Enforcement Battalion
A Street Bldg. 102
Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 United States
01/2011 - 03/2012
Salary: 1,600.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Military Police Officer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Maintain the ability to think about things clearly and calmly, so I can make the most informed decision and react in a swift manner. Consistently putting forth my best effort in an attempt to achieve the highest standards of performance. Can be relied upon to perform my duties properly and be trusted to complete the job. Use tact and bearing to deal with people in a manner that will maintain good relations and avoid problems. Honest and truthful in what I say or do.
Tactically and proficiently trained in weapons handling and maintenance of the M16A4 service rifle, M4 service rifle, M9 Beretta service pistol, Mossberg 500 shotgun, and the 1014 combat shotgun. These skills are needed to be able to conduct foot patrols and effectively engage the enemy, secure an area and monitor activity(fixed post), all clearing of buildings in both close quarters combat and active shooter situations. Received training over detainee handling and searching procedures including how to safeguard and transport the detainee. Proper use of PPE, the searching of people/property, evidence collection and labeling procedures, proper handcuffing and flexi cuffing, and issuance of any medical care needed falls under Detainee Handling. Non lethal weapons trained with use of a baton, and non lethal ammunition for the combat shotguns and certified with Level 1 OC (Oleoresin Capsicum). Understands and acknowledges escalation of force and use of force. Also trained and proficient in riot control procedures; lethal and non-lethal.Proficient in all areas of combat patrols both mounted and dismounted. Had vehicle licenses for the HMMWV,MRAP,and MATV. Proficiently trained in radio etiquette to include 10 codes and proper use of plain talk over the radio and how to give combat reports. All of these skills were used in conjunction of each other while I was on a combat deployment to Helmand Providence Afghanistan in 2013.
Supervisor: Niko Zellei 631-***-****
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Education:
West Nassau High School Callahan, Fl United States
High School or equivalent 06/2010
Coastal Carolina Community College Jacksonville, NC. United States
12 credit hours/ General Education
Florida State College Jacksonville Jacksonville, Fl. United States
13 credit hours/ General Education
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Honors English Courses.
Honors Math
Introduction to Computers: Microsoft Office
Psychology
Job Related Training:
Military Police Basic Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, 14 December 2011.
Advanced Law Enforcement Marksmanship Course, MCPAE 11 January 2013
Emergency Vehicle Operators Course, 8 Aug 2011. Expired 15 Sep 2015
Certificate of Contamination, Oleoresin Capsicum (Level 1), 22 July 2011.
Standard First Aid, CPR, and AED CPR Course Certificate,15 July 2011.
Tactical Combat Casualty Care, Camp Lejeune NC, 25 January 2013
Host Nation Police Advisor I&II, 20 April 2012
CBRN MONITOR/SURVEY DECONTAMINATION CRS, 18 March 2013
Lance Corporal Leadership Course
VBSS
SEC
Leading Marines
FOB OQAB Course, Moyock, NC. February 2017
Law Enforcement Equivalency Training Course
Marine net courses within MOS description completed:
Handcuffing Offenders, 12 March 2012
Use Of Force, 12 March 2012
Case Law And Application Of Force, 12 March 2012
Offender Transportation, 26 August 2012
Interpersonal Communications, 26 August 2012
Securing Evidence, 26 August 2012
HAZMAT And CBRNE Response, 26 August 2012
Disaster First Aid, 26 August 2012
Officer Safety: 10 Deadly Errors, 26 August 2012
Military Law, 26 August 2012
Conflict/Dispute Resolution, 26 August 2012
Beretta M9 Service Pistol Overview, 26 August 2012
Community Policing, 22 August 2012
Physical Security Specialist
M9 Marksmanship
Recon Marine
M240B
Pashto Rapport
Dari Rapport
References:
Name
Employer
Title
Phone
Kevin Leishman USMC 2nd Law Enforcemnet Battalion
Detatchment OIC
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Luis Pope
2D Recon Battalion Force Recon
Force Recon PLT SGT
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Adam Olson Camp Lejeune 2D Intelligence Battalion
Humint
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Niko Zelli USMC 2nd Law Enforcement Battalion
PLT SGT
Justin Shifflett
Military Police Officer
LED/MRF
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Additional Information:
Meritorious Unit Commendation, 23 May 2015
SECRET Clearance
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