Dennis Payne
**** ******* ******, **** ***, Naperville, IL 60564
630-***-**** ***********@*****.***
Education
Master’s Degree, Public Service Management DePaul University – Chicago, IL 2001
Master’s Degree, Business Administration University of Phoenix – Atlanta, GA 2011
Bachelor’s Degree, Criminal Justice Ohio Dominican University – Columbus, OH 1995
Executive Summary
THE ROBISON GROUP AND HUB ENTERPRISES – Royal Oak, MI and Lafayette, LA October 1, 2013-Present
DEFENSE INVESTIGATOR
Perform covert investigations and claimant cases, photograph physical evidence and injuries, and maintain record log activities in surveillance of suspicious insurance claims to medical treatments or services. I also have been trained in claims to conduct interviews with claimants. Collect evidence, conduct interviews and interrogate claimants, and testify in court.
JUDICIAL CORRECTION SERVICES, INC – Decatur, GA March 2012 – September 2013
PROBATION OFFICER
Superior customer service was provided by explaining the legal procedures, policies, programs, and service administration to probationers (juveniles and adults). Probationer’s statuses were updated and all documentations were maintained during each visit or missed visits. Testified, prepared, and submitted warrants, petitions, and Ad Hoc reports into the court in regards to the client’s progress in preparation for legal proceedings. Confidentiality was maintained in regards to sensitive information on adults and juveniles. Supervised and assisted criminal court to enforce a judge’s ruling by ensuring that released prisoners are in compliance with the conditions. Case assessments were conducted which included reviewing referral information, addressed and monitored Mandatory Victims Restitution Act, mental health and domestic violence through assessments from professional counseling, identified and engaged key participants in the therapy process, and provided alternative programs. Supervised and maintained random drug tests, ensured that defendants attend any meetings or therapy mandated by the court, and made visits to defendants under house arrest to be sure they were not violating restrictions.
Osco drugs – Chicago, IL September 1996 – May 1997
STORE DETECTIVE
Monitored expenses, inventory level, and shortages (merchandise retrieval) by limiting opportunity for shoplifters by performing security walks and provide great customer service. Supervised and trained cashiers, sale associates, and warehouse employees. Collected evidence, conducted interviews and interrogated subjects, and testified in court. Executed store surveillance to prevent internal and external theft. Comprehensive investigative and incident reports were provided on all activity within the store. Operated Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) and testified in courtroom. Performed weekly meetings and training on OSHA standards. Trained and managed associates, manager, and seasonal employees. Ensured shelves and displays were stocked and organized for customer needs.
Professional Development
Illinois PERK License 2014
National Institute of Justice - Investigative Strategies: Missing and Unidentified Person Cases 2012
Forensic Training Network – Forensic Fingerprint Analysis Basic 2012
Department of Homeland Security – Basic EMS Concepts for WMD Incidents 2012
Street Grace Academy – Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking 2013