PROFESSIONAL PROFILE:

Marine & Army Veteran

**-** ******* ********** – Purple Heart

**-** ******* ********** – Compensable Service-Connected Disability of 30% or more

Extensive experience as a law enforcement professional enforcing federal, state, local, and Department of Veteran Affairs laws, statues, criminal codes, and providing physical security.

Experience drafting standard operating procedures (SOPs), regulations, and policies pertaining to physical and situational security needs

Experience with positive resolution of high-risk situations involving weapons, criminal investigations leading to arrests and convictions, court depositions and testimony in the prosecution of criminal cases

Expert trainer utilizing law enforcement and security knowledge to instruct other officers in investigations and weapons training

WORK EXPERIENCE:

12/2017 to 12/2020

Retired at this time.

Supervisory Security Officer (GS-0080-12/03) - Deputy Chief of Police Washington DC VA Medical Center

Police Service

50 Irving St., NW, Washington, DC 20422

Average hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Chief of Police Terrell Owens 202-***-****

DUTIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

LAW ENFORCEMENT: Extensive knowledge of procedures related to determining jurisdiction, arrests, investigations, statement and evidence collection, interviewing of suspects and/or witnesses, and report writing.

PHYSICAL SECURITY: Utilization of closed-circuit television, intrusion detection, and alarm systems to ensure access control and physical security of facility. Conduct security surveys of all areas of the facility to detect opportunities for pilferage, theft, and other crimes. Carry out color-coded threat situation procedure plans for a large complex organization.

COMMUNICATIONS: Outstanding oral and written communication skills. Conducts interviews with suspects and witnesses in the investigation of federal crimes. Drafts extensive written reports detailing specifics of alleged criminal activity and/or facility security. Provides depositions and testimony to aid in the prosecution of criminal cases.

ADMINISTRATION: Deputy Chief of Police for one hospitals and five outpatient clinics over three states (Virginia, Maryland & District of Columbia); Perform variety of management assignments for the police officers, as well as technical police and security functions. Enforcement of VA polices regarding law enforcement and security at the Medical Center; Review Officer performance; Conduct hiring, promotions, and adverse actions made by subordinate supervisors

LAW ENFORCEMENT MANAGEMENT: Supervision of approximately 45 officers, with authorization for 71 officers (1-Operations Major, 5-Captains (which includes a Canine Officer/Handler w/Canine), 1-Physical Security Captain, 10-Sergeants, 1-Criminal Investigator, 2-Detectives, 25-Officers); Supervision of Contract Security for Main Hospital (Gate Control) and 5 CBOCS (4 currently open, 1 opening soon); Works closely with all local, county, and state law enforcement officials (Virginia, Maryland & District of Columbia), U.S. Attorney, Special Agents of the FBI on investigations to include the Inspector General’s Office and U.S. Treasury. Full knowledge of Federal and State laws, as well as VA policies and regulations

TRAINING: Oversees all police training; Evaluates, develops, and reviews all training requirements; Provide technical and administration supervision over all Officers and Supervisors

EVIDENCE: Supervise two evidence technicians; Collection and storage of all evidence pertaining to all crimes

COMMUNICATION/EMPLOYEE RELATIONS: Review and provide determinations on all grievances (both large and small) with individuals or groups of Officers; Review written reports; Report on incidents to senior medical center administration

MEDICAL CENTER COMMITTEE PARTICIPATION: 1. Parking Committee – Chair; 2. Disruptive Behavior Committee (DBC); 3. Employee Threat Assessment Team (ETAT) - Chair; 4. Emergency Management Committee

10/2016 to 12/2017

Captain of Operations (GS-0080-10)

Coatesville VA Medical Center

1400 Blackhorse Hill Rd., Coatesville, PA 19320-2040

Average hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief John Knowles 610-***-****

DUTIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

LAW ENFORCEMENT: Extensive knowledge of procedures related to determining jurisdiction, arrests, investigations, statement and evidence collection, interviewing of suspects and/or witnesses, and report writing. Holds a Secret Security Clearance.

PHYSICAL SECURITY: Utilization of closed-circuit television, intrusion detection, and alarm systems to ensure access control and physical security of facility. Conduct security surveys of all areas of the facility to detect opportunities for pilferage, theft, and other crimes. Carry out color-coded threat situation procedure plans for a large complex organization.

COMMUNICATIONS: Outstanding oral and written communication skills. Conducts interviews with suspects and witnesses in the investigation of federal crimes. Drafts extensive written reports detailing specifics of alleged criminal activity and/or facility security. Provides depositions and testimony to aid in the prosecution of criminal cases.

ADMINISTRATION: Operations Captain for a hospital (includes: inpatient acute psychiatric and mental health wards, Long-Term Care facility, Domiciliary, Residential substance abuse rehabilitation programs, etc.) and two outpatient clinics; Full assistant to the Chief of Police Services; Perform variety of management assignments for the hospital, police officers and dispatchers, as well as technical police and security functions. Enforcement of VA polices regarding law enforcement and security at the Medical Center; Review Officer performance; Conduct hiring, promotions, and adverse actions made by subordinate supervisors

LAW ENFORCEMENT MANAGEMENT: Supervision of 19 police officers, 5 dispatchers (police/fire/EMS), and a canine officer; Works closely with all local, county, and state law enforcement officials, U.S. Attorney, Special Agents of the FBI on investigations to include the Inspector General’s Office and U.S. Treasury. Full knowledge of Federal and State laws, as well as VA policies and regulations

TRAINING: Oversees all police and dispatcher training; Evaluates, develops, and reviews all training requirements; Provide technical and administration supervision over all officers, supervisors, and dispatchers

EVIDENCE: Supervise two evidence technicians; Collection and storage of all evidence pertaining to all crimes

COMMUNICATION/EMPLOYEE RELATIONS: Review and provide determinations on all grievances (both large and small) with individuals or groups of Officers; Review written reports; Report on incidents to senior medical center administration

01/2014 to 10/2016

Police Officer (GS-0083-06)

James A. Haley VA Hospital & Clinics – New Port Richey Clinic

13000 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612-4745

Average hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Lieutenant John Funcheon 727-***-****

DUTIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

LAW ENFORCEMENT: Extensive knowledge of procedures related to determining jurisdiction, arrests, investigations, statement and evidence collection, interviewing of suspects and/or witnesses, and report writing. Holds a Secret Security Clearance.

PHYSICAL SECURITY: Utilization of closed-circuit television, intrusion detection, and alarm systems to ensure access control and physical security of facility. Conduct security surveys of all areas of the facility to detect opportunities for pilferage, theft, and other crimes. Carry out color-coded threat situation procedure plans for a large complex organization.

COMMUNICATIONS: Outstanding oral and written communication skills. Conducts interviews with suspects and witnesses in the investigation of federal crimes. Drafts extensive written reports detailing specifics of alleged criminal activity and/or facility security. Provides depositions and testimony to aid in the prosecution of criminal cases.

10/2012 to 01/2014

Police Officer, Supervisory Police Officer – Assistant Chief

(GS-0083-06 & GS-0080-11)

Dwight D. Eisenhower VA Medical Center

4101 S. 4th St., Trafficway, Leavenworth, KS 66048

Average hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Captain John Childs 913-***-****

DUTIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

LAW ENFORCEMENT: Extensive knowledge of procedures related to determining jurisdiction, arrests, investigations, statement and evidence collection, interviewing of suspects and/or witnesses, and report writing. Holds a Secret Security Clearance.

PHYSICAL SECURITY: Utilization of closed-circuit television, intrusion detection, and alarm systems to ensure access control and physical security of facility. Conduct security surveys of all areas of the facility to detect opportunities for pilferage, theft, and other crimes. Carry out color-coded threat situation procedure plans for a large complex organization.

COMMUNICATIONS: Outstanding oral and written communication skills. Conducts interviews with suspects and witnesses in the investigation of federal crimes. Drafts extensive written reports detailing specifics of alleged criminal activity and/or facility security. Provides depositions and testimony to aid in the prosecution of criminal cases.

ADMINISTRATION: Deputy Chief of Police for two hospitals, domiciliary (200 bed), nine outpatient clinics over two states (Kansas & Missouri); Perform variety of management assignments for the police officers, as well as technical police and security functions. Enforcement of VA polices regarding law enforcement and security at the Medical Center; Review Officer performance; Conduct hiring, promotions, and adverse actions made by subordinate supervisors

LAW ENFORCEMENT MANAGEMENT: Supervision of approximately 40 officers (2-Captains, GS-10; 2-Physical Security Lieutenants, GS-9; 6-Supervisory Lieutenants, GS-8; 2-Detectives, GS-7; 30-Officers, GS 5/6); Works closely with all local, county, and state law enforcement officials, U.S. Attorney, Special Agents of the FBI on investigations to include the Inspector General’s Office and U.S. Treasury. Full knowledge of Federal and State laws, as well as VA policies and regulations

TRAINING: Oversees all police training; Evaluates, develops, and reviews all training requirements; Provide technical and administration supervision over all Officers and Supervisors

EVIDENCE: Supervise two evidence technicians; Collection and storage of all evidence pertaining to all crimes

COMMUNICATION/EMPLOYEE RELATIONS: Review and provide determinations on all grievances (both large and small) with individuals or groups of Officers; Review written reports; Report on incidents to senior medical center administration

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Professional Standing achievement recognition

03/2002 to 10/2012

Police Officer (GS-0083-06)

Bruce W. Carter Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center

1201 NW 16th Street, Miami, FL 33125

Average hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief of Police Bain (Retired) 305-***-****

DUTIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

LAW ENFORCEMENT: Extensive knowledge of procedures related to determining jurisdiction, arrests, investigations, statement and evidence collection, interviewing of suspects and/or witnesses, and report writing. Holds a Secret Security Clearance.

PHYSICAL SECURITY: Utilization of closed-circuit television, intrusion detection, and alarm systems to ensure access control and physical security of facility. Conduct security surveys of all areas of the facility to detect opportunities for pilferage, theft, and other crimes. Carry out color-coded threat situation procedure plans for a large complex organization.

COMMUNICATIONS: Outstanding oral and written communication skills. Conducts interviews with suspects and witnesses in the investigation of federal crimes. Drafts extensive written reports detailing specifics of alleged criminal activity and/or facility security. Provides depositions and testimony to aid in the prosecution of criminal cases.

TRAINING: Develop and conduct numerous training courses for police, security personnel, and facility employees. Teaches courses in first aid; automated external defibrillators (AED); Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR); handcuffing, pepper spray, and night stick training; Prevention of Disruptive Behavior (PMDB) training.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Positive resolution to high risk situation utilizing verbal de-escalation – Emergency room nurse being threatened with gun by suspect

Successful criminal investigations leading to arrests and convictions on a variety of crimes: child molestation; narcotics; theft; driving under the influence

Detachment Commander for large outpatient clinic within the Miami VA Healthcare System

Chosen to train other law enforcement personnel for the State of Florida in investigations and firearms, in addition to duties at the Miami VA Medical Center

Outstanding Service Award 2004 received

09/1997 to 03/2002

Operations and Human Resource Manager

Major Security Company

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Average hours per week: 40

This company is no longer in business.

DUTIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT: Management of day-to-day security operations for 215 security officers. Developed organizational goals and plans. Assigned workloads and ensured the proper training of security personnel for both planned and emergency security and patrol work. Conducted background checks, internal investigations, surveillance, counter surveillance, loss prevention, security analysis, civil and criminal investigations, and weapons instruction. Directed timely adjustments of patrol forces in response to threat situations, dispatching officers to locations, etc. Implemented patrol programs for new customers.

HUMAN RESOURCE AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: Management of Human Resource duties for company, including hiring and termination of employees. Contacting potential customers regarding the purchase of security services for private, corporate, and commercial businesses. Negotiation of contracts, consultative services and solutions, implementation of unauthorized entry prevention and control programs. Operational and budgetary management.

COMMUNICATIONS: Consultation with customers regarding evaluation of current security procedures/protocols and guidance with various security activities. Continued assurance of high customer satisfaction and positive working relationships and environments with regards to security services provided.

TRAINING: Conducted training of security personnel through a self-developed training curriculum/program that met the various needs of the customers.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Developed training curriculum/program for Major Security Company personnel

Developed standard operating procedures (SOPs), regulations, and polices for personnel pertaining to each customers’ individual security needs.

1992 to 1997

Chief of Police

Whitestown Metropolitan Police Department

6210 S. 700 E.

Whitestown, Indiana 46075

Phone: 317-***-****

DUTIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

LAW ENFORCEMENT MANAGEMENT: Planned, programmed, budgeted, and administered law enforcement program for city of Whitestown, Indiana (IN). Developed overall management objectives and operating philosophies, ensured a safe living and working environment for the citizens of Whitestown, IN. Analyzing crime statistics, adjusted police assets to increase visibility and coverage in high crime areas. Planned and implemented new crime prevention programs and directed on-going programs for the community. Conducted special purpose security visits and evaluations to plan and prepare security/police protection for upcoming events. Utilized investigative techniques and force deployment to terminate thefts, narcotics trafficking, and other criminal activities.

COMMUNICATIONS: Provided law enforcement guidance to town council at monthly meetings, explaining legal requirements and restrictions. Coordinated monthly meetings with local and federal law enforcement officials to share information and assets, improving cooperation and success in lowering crime rates. Reviewed, evaluated, and recommended policy on special initiatives, including police equipment and assets, illegal drug activity, and special task forces.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Reduced crime levels by analyzing high-risk areas and adjusting assignments accordingly

Implemented child finger-printing community crime prevention programs

Improved reporting process, utilizing secretaries to transpose oral reports into written reports therefore increasing amount of time officers could be on patrol

1975 to 1992

Police Officer; Detective; Chief of Detectives

Brazil Police Department

203 E. National Ave.

Brazil, Indiana 47834

Phone: 812-***-****

DUTIES:

INVESTIGATIONS: Directed and controlled investigations into civil and criminal activities, including allegations of fraud, misconduct, and mistreatment. Led investigations and made decisions regarding sensitive issues, including internal affairs and city government investigations. Responsible for reviewing all investigative case reports to ensure appropriate information, according to department policy, prior to issuance to prosecutors, courts, and/or other agencies. Directed and performed felony criminal investigations. Handled media relations, including adverse media coverage. Appeared on numerous televised reports representing police force.

MILITARY EXPERIENCE: DD-214/DD-215 Available Upon Request

1972 to 1995

U.S. Army Reserve – Honorable Discharge (Captain)

1968 to 1972

U.S. Marine Corps – Active Duty; Honorable Discharge (Sergeant)

AWARDS, RECOGNITIONS, & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Purple Heart

Combat Action Ribbon

National Defense Service Medal

Vietnam Service Medal with four bronze stars

Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation (Gallantry Cross color)

Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation (Civil Actions color, First Class)

Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal

Rifle Marksman Badge

EDUCATION:

01/2001 – 03/2003

Miami-Dade Community College, School of Justice

JOB RELATED TRAINING:

VA Police/Security Executive Training Program

FEMA Training – ICS 100

FEMA Training – ICS 200

FEMA Training – ICS 700

VHA 10-hour Construction Safety

Interview and Investigation Techniques

Basic Law Enforcement

Hostage Situation

Drug Enforcement

Loss Prevention and Control

Doppler Radar Operation

Child Abuse Investigation

Introduction to Fire Police

Customer Service

Time Management Lie Deception Detection

Psychological Stress Evaluator Technique

Loss Prevention and Control

Civil Treatment for Managers

Florida State Law Enforcement

Bomb School

Burglary Investigation

Report Writing Advanced Course

Security Camera and Equipment School

Advanced Patrol Course

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS:

Federal Law Enforcement Certified

State of Florida Law Enforcement – Expired/Certifiable

State of Indiana Law Enforcement - Expired

“C” Private Investigator Security License - Florida

Weapons Instructor

Firearms Instructor (Home Firearm Safety, Pistol, Rifle, Personal Protection in the Home)

Basic Life Support Instructor

State of Florida Notary Public

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Instructor

Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Instructor

Certified First Aid & First Responder Instructor

Certified Handcuffing Instructor

Certified Pepper Spray Instructor

Certified Night Stick Instructor

Certified Hypnotherapist

Deputy Coroner

Doppler Radar Instructor

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

Fraternal Order of Police

American Legion

Veterans of Foreign Wars

National Association of Police Chiefs

Past Member due to retirement

National Rifle Association (NRA)

Legion of Honor Award

REFERENCES:

Available Upon Request

ROGER D. LINDSAY

242 Lee Road 2111, Phenix City, AL 36870

Email: ad2t3s@r.postjobfree.com

Mobile Phone: 954-***-****

Highest Federal Civilian Position Held: GS-0080-12/03 – Supervisory Security Officer (Deputy Police Chief)

Highest Non-Federal Position Held: Chief of Police

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