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Chief of Police – Retired **/**/**** (4.7 years of service)

South Louisiana Community College

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Louisiana State Police Commission # U-1506

Certified U.S. State Dept. / UN / International Police Officer 2008 ID#CP17631

- CIVPOL - United Nations Mission Kosovo 2008

Lafayette Police Department CID Section Chief 1979 – 2004 Retired ID#967

Veteran Viet Nam War 1969 to 1973 (NCO/Sergeant) USAFSS/NSA FR215602263

Office of Personnel Management U.S. Governement, T.S. clearance for contract work with NBIB 2017

Home Address:

401 Marcia Avenue Abbeville, Louisiana 70511

(P.O. Box 417)

Abbeville, Louisiana 70511

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Retired 10/30/2013:

South Louisiana Community College – Located in Lafayette, Louisiana has a student population of 5,000. The campus in New Iberia has a student population of 600 the satellite campuses of Franklin and Hessemer 50 to 100 students each. The Acadiana Technical College Lafayette a population of 1,000 and the Acadiana Technical Collage New Iberia a population of 500. The position is designated as a Safety Officer / Security Coordinator for these Two Year Community Colleges, their satellite campuses and Technical Colleges. Consolidation of all seven Technical Schools in a 50 mile radius is set for July 1st 2012. This will be a total of ten schools under one state system student population will be 10,000 staff & faculty 660. The position is responsible for safety and security for campuses of Community Colleges and Technical Colleges in Lafayette, New Iberia, Franklin, Opelousas, Crowley, Saint Martinville, Ville Platte & Abbeville, Louisiana. This is an armed police position with Safety Audit Officer Duties. The tasks include but are not limited to the monitoring of camera system, unarmed guard service at locations of Lafayette, New Iberia & Franklin, Crowley, Ville Platte, Saint Martinville & Opelousas, La. The position requires coordination with local law enforcement and District Attorneys of an eight Parish area. In addition it requires coordination with local law enforcement in four parish area. Also coordination of yearly safety audit for the state of Louisiana Office of Risk Management. This task requires the coordination of an Armed Security Unit for EOC evacuations training and maintaining LWIN State Police radios. Police style training for security officers, executive staff and certifications for improvement for contract security officers & the supervision of two 3A police officers with State Police Commissions. The supervision of five police cadets. The position requires reporting directly to Vice Chancellor Rudy Gonzales & Chancellor Dr. Natalie Harder.

On July 1st, 2012 Gov. Bobby Jindal (Current Governor of the State of Louisiana; signed into law the consolidation of 10 schools in a fifty mile radius {eight parishes} placing all technical and two year colleges under one roof). All law enforcement responsibilities will fall under the Chief of Police for SLCC.

Minimum Qualifications: A baccalaureate degree in criminal justice/law enforcement is required. Applicants must be sworn peace officers of the state of Louisiana in accordance with R.S. 17:1805. A qualified candidate will have at least eight total years’ experience in law enforcement four of which must include supervisory duties at an executive level.

Function & Scope: to provide the necessary management skills to assist in the direction of the police department staff and hired security of the college. Responsible for administrative and supervisory enforcement duties involving general and criminal regulations and institutional rules and regulations in order to provide for the protection, safety, and welfare of students, employees and property within the areas under the control and jurisdiction of South Louisiana Community College. Monitor a police cadet program to prepare students for a career in law enforcement.

Police Duties: Plans, organizes, and supervises police department activities. Officer will ensure that laws and ordinances are enforced and that public peace and safety are maintained. The Officer assures that personnel are assigned to shifts, working units, or special assignments which provide optimum effectiveness.

The officer directs development and maintenance of systems, records and legal documents that provide for the proper evaluation, control and documentation of Police department operations. Evaluates performance, appearance and conduct of police department personnel; gives advice and instruction concerning unusual phases of work.

Prepares and reviews various reports. The Safety Officer confers with local law enforcement agencies, court officials, government officials, and other officials on matters of mutual interest. He assists local police agencies in serving warrants on property within the areas under the control and jurisdiction of SLCC. He also speaks to groups and organizations interested in traffic, security, and criminal law enforcement. Safety duties: Provides for the implementation of the general safety plan and the attendant procedures, practices, rules, and standards. The Safety Officer issues directives that relate to the implementation and/or enforcement of the general safety plan and attendant procedures, practices, rules, and standards. Oversee the administration of the general safety plan and participates as necessary therein (revise incident/accident investigation reports, evaluates general safety plan, reviews safety audits, conducts safety meetings, etc.) He also ensures College compliance with federal, state regulations and college policies and procedures. Conducts safety inspections throughout campus to identify and correct potential safety hazards. The Safety Officer works with the Louisiana Department of administration, Office of Risk Management regarding their risk management programs and reporting requirements. He also performs related duties as assigned.

Past: 2008

Civilian Police International – United States State Department – United Nations Mission in Kosovo: International Police Officer assigned to Internal Affairs Organized Crime Task Force United Nations Mission Kosovo: 2nded to the UN and assigned as an investigator working on cases related to organized crime; the Kosovo Police Force and government. The assignment required working under UN Mandate 1244. This task assignment required full immunity status in the emerging country of Kosovo.

– 2008- supervisor - Mike Nelson: American CIVPOL for Civilian Police International. On Facebook and LinkedIn.

UN CIVPOL ADMINISTRATON PILLAR: transferred to Personnel and Administration Office of Planning - Planning Officer: Tasked with transition planning for United Nations Police Officers (multi - national) downsizing for European Union take over & re-configuration mission in North Kosovo. Total exit transition 3,000 multinational officers and 1,028 American CIVPOL Officers - 2008 – Required travel and coordination with United Nations Administration Officials in Prishtina, Mitrovicka, Zuban Potock, Peja / Pec and all LOG Bases for the United Nations Mission In Kosovo. Worked in conjunction with national police officers from; Italy, Germany, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Jordon, China, India, Pakistan, Slovenia, Greece, Poland, United Kingdom, Argentina, Philippines, Spain, Romania, and France. In addition worked closely with the KFOR military advisor for the American General in charge of the country. The United Nations Ended the Mission December 10th 2008. Also was awarded United Nations Service Medal for work in Kosovo and United States Dept. Service Pin. Supervisor Mike Sanchez: American CIVPOL for Civilian Police International. He can be reached on FACEBOOK & LinkedIn.

Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Centre: - 611 Saint Landry Street, Lafayette, Louisiana 70502. Security Team Leader: Responsible for the supervision of 14 security guards working 24 & 7. Administrative supervision inclusive but not limited to discipline, hiring, payroll, CCTV camera system and basic security of the hospital, the hospital staff, patients and visitors. In addition was responsible for training and coordination of certifications for all security officers. Drafted and coordinated the safety protocol for juvenile patients assigned to special medical floors in the hospital. Instituted & coordinated peer group interviews for new hires with Human Resources. This task assignment required working very closely with hospital staff, doctors, nurses, patients, family members and guests in a humanitarian capacity. This position also required working in tandem with the Human Resources section in the areas of discipline, hiring and terminations and the documentation process of security personnel.

Past: 2006 to 2007

Past: 2005

Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Reserve Unit: Patrol duties for HUD projects and other assigned duties during Hurricanes Rita and Katrina. Assigned internal security at the Cajun dome for evacuee’s from New Orleans, Louisiana, 2005 and evacuee’s from Lake Charles from the 2nd hurricanes of Katrina & Rita.

Past: 1978 to 2004 Career Track Law Enforcement:

Lafayette Police Department 900 East University Avenue, Lafayette, Louisiana 70502: Twenty Seven years of service retired on November 24th, 2004 + 4 years military service United States Air Force. Lafayette Police Department is a 260 man police department serving a city of over 200,000 people. POLICE CAREER TRAC:

Captain Criminal Investigations Section Chief – Detectives under my authority were as follows: One Lt. Operations, Five Sergeants, Thirty Three Detectives and four classified secretaries. Sections under my command were: Persons, Property, Juvenile, Crime Scene Unit, Career Criminal Unit, Intelligence Unit, District Attorney Detective and Career Criminal Detective. Domestic Violence Unit created, trained and maintained with grant which included four patrol officers and four detectives. Polygraph examinations were performed by me when requested by Internal Affairs Unit. Served on the Board of Directors “Faith House” Shelter for Women & Children. From: 2002 to 2004

Captain Patrol Shift – Watch Commander: Responsible for one Lt. (Operations), three sergeants and twenty patrol officers. The city of Lafayette consists of over 200,000 people of a diverse nature and culture. Police supervision included but was not limited to administrative duties; payroll, complaints on officers (non-criminal), vacation and training scheduling, monitoring of daily activity of police functions and communications on a 24 & 7 basis. From: 2000 to 2002.

Lieutenant Patrol Shift – Watch Commander & Operations Officer: Responsible for three sergeants and twenty patrol officers. Police supervision included but was not limited to administrative duties; payroll, complaints on officers (non-criminal), vacation and training scheduling, monitoring of daily activity of police functions and communications on a 24 & 7 basis. Responsible for day to day operations of patrol function throughout the jurisdiction of the city of Lafayette. The tasked position required working as relief Watch Commander in place of Captain. From: 1993 - to 2000.

Sergeant Field Training Officer Unit – Responsible for administration and train the trainer program for the FTO Unit. This position required the supervision of four FTO trainers and all police officer recruits from date of academy until release from program unit. Terminations and discipline were coordinated with Human Resources and Civil Service using documentation from the FTO Unit. Train the Trainer program expanded to include specialized officers trained by the unit to train on the patrol shifts. From: 1989 to 1993.

Corporal K-9 Narcotics Dog Handler: Responsible for the maintaining and handling of a Nationally Certified Narcotics Detector Dog. The dog was worked in the school system in coordination with the Lafayette Parish school board. Narcotics investigations were worked in coordination with Metro Narcotics, The La. State Police, DEA and all Federal Agency requests. K-9 Lolly placed #20 out 300 narcotics dogs in the national finals of 1987 in New Orleans, Louisiana. From: 1986 to 1989

Corporal, Police Officer First Class, Police Officer: General Police Officer duties. The general duties of police officer were to be proactive in crime prevention by zone. The job task required enforcement of all laws; Local, Parish, State and Federal. The areas of expertise included but were not limited to; Traffic, Police Motorcycle, crowd control, riot control, all forms of court testimony and off duty security assignments. In addition to police duties, also instituted a moveable building escort system that is still in use today by Lafayette Consolidated Government. From: 1979 to 1986.

BAROID – Oil Field Mudd Logger: Responsible for offshore logging of petrol, gas and fluids from oil well production in the Gulf of Mexico. The working task of on job site blow out protection and analyst of hydro-carbons from samples extracted from drilling. Production logs daily drafted and hand drawn of extracted samples. From: 1976 to 1978.

Travel Lodge North – Motel – Desk Manager, Night Manager and Night Auditor: Responsible for check in and check out of guests. This position also tasked the assignment and the responsibility for audit of all deposits and receipts. From: 1974 to 1976

United States Air Force Security Service: – Sergeant Signals Intelligence / National Security Agency Signals Intelligence Clerk. Classified assignment national security issues during Viet Nam War. From: 1969 to 1973. Clearance levels Top Secret, Secret, & Eyes Only / SIGINT.

EDUCATION:

Maryland, Va. Institute of Criminal Justice Polygraph Examiner School:

Class project "Experiment on Cardio Cuff Pressure" Article National Polygraph Magazine 2004

Drafted and wrote the Abstract for Project “Experiment on Cardio Cuff Pressure”. Same article 2004

Graduate: January 2004 to March 2004 graduated with a National Certification as polygraph examiner.

Instructors included the: Central Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency and Clinical Professors from John Hopkins University.

University of South Western Louisiana at Lafayette, Louisiana, Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice:

Short story published in USL Yearly journal 1986.

Graduate: December 1992

Acadiana Law Enforcement Training Academy - Police Academy - University of Southwestern Louisiana @ Lafayette, La. Graduate: March 1979

United States Air Force Basic Training:

Graduate: September 1969

United States Air Force Technical School Training - 11 weeks self - paced course finished in 3 weeks -

Graduate: December 1969 recruited to National Security Agency / USAFSS

Bitburg American High School Bitburg Germany, General Studies: Graduate: April 1969

Awards and Distinctions:

Louisiana POST 1979 to 2021 1997 Current

Current board member Domestic Violence Council Lafayette 2011 current

State of Louisiana Honor Medal from Gov. Bobby Jindal 2011

Post Certified State of Louisiana Glock 22 & Glock 22C Ruger P85 2010 present

Police Mountain Bike Cert. National 2009

United Nations Service Medal UNMIK 2008

U.S. State Dept. Cert. & weapons AK-47/Colt AR-4/Berretta 9mm 2008

Lafayette Police Department Reserve Unit 2007

Mission Trip Philippines to Cebu with Mercy in Action (Bath England) 2007

Board Member Faith House (women’s shelter) 2002 to 2004

Louisiana State Attorney General’s Award 2003

National Certification Polygraph Examiner 2004

National Narcotics Drug Dog Detector Cert. 1986

President & organizer of local cops for Christ 1986 to 1995

Certified NRA Hand Gun Expert by Range Master: “Lucky McDaniel” 1984

United States Air Force Good Conduct Medal 1969

United States Air Force National Service Medal 1969

United States Air Force Expert Small arms M-16 Rifle 1969

TRAVELS & Duty Assignments: Germany, England, Luxemburg, Belgium, Guam, Philippines, Turkey, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Greece.

*Military Classified Assignments not listed. Current active U.S. passport good for ten years current updated 2022.

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