Robert R. Kleinworth, III

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Centreville, VA 20121

703-***-****

acprmc@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

American Military University

M.A. In Security Studies: Counter Terrorism, Graduating 2016

Marymount University, Arlington, VA

B.A. in History, 05/2007

Paul VI Catholic High School, Alexandria, VA

05/2003

EXPERIENCE

Fairfax County Sheriff Office (2011-Present)

DCJS Certification as a Law Enforcement officer and a Jailer.

Maintains security within County Jail facilities and prevents escapes;

physically restrains and/or subdues inmates as necessary; conducts

perimeter checks of the facilities; performs headcounts; searches inmates

as required.

Processes inmates through intake procedures, including searches, obtaining

records of information from arresting/transporting officers, inventorying

personal property of inmates, fingerprinting and photographing.

Transports and escorts inmates and psychopathic persons to and from court;

out of County jails, mental institutions and prisons.

Maintains all records related to inmate status and activities.

Administers First Aid and CPR as necessary.

Issues clothing, supplies and distributes meals to inmates.

Supervises inmates while in their housing units, group meetings, recreation

and exercise areas, during mealtimes and while performing cleaning and

maintenance work; screens visitors and supervises visiting activities.

Encourages inmate participation in rehabilitative programs.

Informally advises and counsels inmates to assist them in adjusting to a

confinement setting.

Confers with appropriate staff on behavioral problems; reports all

violations of law and investigates violations of jail rules.

Provides necessary information to Correctional Technicians to assist in the

maintenance of jail security and processing of inmates.

Responds to disturbances or reported crimes and conducts preliminary

investigations.

May issue citations, make arrests, collect evidence, complete criminal

reports and testify in court as related to Custody assignments.

May be assigned to assist law enforcement agencies in a local emergency as

declared by the County.

Army National Guard (2007 to present)

Current Rank: Specialist, E4

Virginia Army National Guard, C Co. 3/116th, 29th Infantry Division

12/2009 - Present

Fire Team Leader responsible for the development and management of three

soldiers.

Responsible for over $5,000 in Military equipment.

Oversaw the operational order of the Fire Team and was responsible for what

the squad did and failed to do.

Managed three soldiers to ensure they were physically and mentally ready to

accomplish their assigned tasks to standard.

In 2009, was acting Squad Leader. Managed six soldiers and was responsible

for the actions of the squad.

Pennsylvania Army National Guard, A Co. 1/111th, 28th Infantry Division

07/2008 - 11/2009

Served on a 12-month deployment to Iraq with the 56th Stryker Brigade

Combat Team.

M240B Gunner and Airguard. Responsible for covering the rear of the

platoon's convoy while moving through hostile towns. Attention to detail

saved the platoon from threats such as IEDs and ambushes.

Responsible for the lives of 10+ soldiers as well as over $5k in military

equipment.

Aided in security and stabilization operations, from which an understanding

of counter Insurgency environments was gained.

Learned operational Arabic during train-up for the deployment and used it

on a daily basis.

Virginia Army National Guard, Recruiter's Assistant

01/2008 - 06/2008

Prepared candidates by assisting with paperwork and answering questions.

Ran background investigations at Fairfax County Criminal Records

department.

Accompanied candidates to the Military Entrance Processing Station in Fort

Lee, VA for background and physical evaluations.

Promoted the VA Army National Guard by participating in job fairs and other

sponsored events.

Supported Recruiter's monthly mission goals.

United States Army Infantry School, Fort Benning, GA

06/2007 - 09/2007

Completed Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training through One

Station Unit Training (OSUT).

Awarded 11B (Infantry) MOS.

Internship, Mount Vernon Estate, Mount Vernon, VA

01/2007 - 05/2007

Conducted historical research for the Mount Vernon Hands on History

program.

Spot checked displays in the Museum for Historical accuracy.

Contributed knowledge of American history by answering visitors' questions.

Provided administrative support by responding to student's letters about

George Washington and colonial America.

SKILLS

DCJS Certified as Law Enforcement Officer and Jailer.

Beansock certified.

Excellent leadership skills (Fire Team Lead, Squad Lead), as well as land

navigational skills acquired from military assignments.

Extensive military weapon knowledge, including expert qualifications on the

M16 and M240B weapon systems.

Experience operating in tactical environments.

Proficient in Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.

Fluent in French.

AWARDS

NCO professional development ribbon

Reserve Component Commendation Medal

Army Commendation Medal

Combat Infantryman Badge

Army Rifle Expert Marksmanship Badge

Good Conduct Medal

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