Corrections Officer Sheriff's
Resume:
Steven
Todd
Hampton
EXPERIENCE
Jennings County Sheriffs Department Jail
Division November 2020-September
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Commander,promotions to Corporal and
Sergeant, supervised 5-6 people,
maintained court paperwork,
bookings-releases, bonds, setting and
distributing medication and day to day
operations.
Triple Canopy April 2019-November
2020.
Jennings County Sheriff's Department
Jail Division May 2018-April 2020, as a
corrections officer protecting each other
and inmates, integrity of the jail and
community, distributing medication,
mail or any other day to day task, served
in transport, supervised road crew,
court, jail and prison transports. CERT
Team
Paragon Systems March 2018-May 2000
Second shift supervisor May
2019-2000,Supervised a team of six
protected the facility, personnel and
property.
Hampton Cattle Farm 2012-2017 Hours
80 hours plus weekly. Maintained clean
cattle stalls, administered medications,
took care of all the purchases and sells,
maintained all equipment and property.
Westport, IN Police Department-Chief of
Police May 2006-June 2012 50+ hours
worked weekly
Develop and maintain liaisons with
communities within designated areas. Serve
as a point of contact and a visible crime
deterring presence. Develop knowledge of
community, people and places in order to
determine crime risks. Overseen performance
of tasks, such as directing traffic, performing
foot and/or vehicle patrols, responding to
violations and duress alarms, assisting
employees and visitors responding to
disturbance calls, and similar activities
requiring police
action. Distribute and delegate workload in
accordance with established workflow and job
specialization. Conduct investigations and
gather evidence in the event of a crime.
Portray tack and diplomacy when handling
information regarding sexual abuse or sudden
death. Prepare crime reports and present case
files to the court. Liaison with special crime
agencies in order to obtain assistance in
difficult to resolve crimes. Attend court
hearings and give evidence by means of
testifying when necessary. Schedule,
supervise and oversee the work of police
personnel on a daily basis. Resolve internal
personnel issues and handle appraisals to
include resolving informal complaints of
employees. Manage and resolve conflicts,
grievances,
confrontations, or disagreements in a
constructive manner to minimize negative
personal impact. Knowledge of emergency
management methods, including first aid,
rescue techniques and threat assessments.
Completed SWAT and taser certification.
Became STOPS instructor at Indiana Law
Enforcement Academy. Lead instructor for
Westport Police Department. Develop
guidelines, procedures and practices covering
law enforcement, security and training
programs, interrelationships and to
coordinate the objectives and plans of
assigned programs such as law enforcement
training, tactics, security identification,
training methodologies, and
instructional development. Attended and
completed Chief of Police School. Current in
CPR
(adult/child/infant/AED) and first aid. Possess
Indiana Conceal and Carry Permit.
Volunteered for funeral details, veterans
details, and community functions such as;
parades, festivals, fundraisers and town hall
meetings.
Westport, IN Police Department-Police
Officer October 1998 - May 2006 40 hours
worked weekly
Possess knowledge of basic laws and
regulations, law
211 W Small St
Westport, IN 47283
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SKILLS
Excellent writing and verbal communication
skills.
Confident, articulate with professional
speaking
abilities (and experience). Speaking in public,
to groups, or via electronic media. Excellent
presentation and negotiation skills.
Experience in computer systems,
software systems, data bases, automated
systems, windows, excel and powerpoint.
LEADERSHIP
Able to lead others in
high-demand situations. Proficient in
planning,
budgeting, goal setting and scheduling.
Strongly
committed to team building and staff
development. Possess the ability to work
independently in fast paced environment. Able
to
prioritize and operate
proactively. Remains calm in stressful
situations. Self motivating, hard working
individual. Skilled staff trainer and motivator.
Focused, versatile,
dependable, multi-task oriented, flexible,
positive, emotionally stable, able to adapt
effectively to
challenging and emergency situations.
Understands the importance of a job well done
and poses excellent work ethic.
enforcement operations, practices, and techniques and responsibility for maintaining order and protection of life and property. Knowledge of firearm usage and
related issues, such as ammunition, range regulations and safety and use of force policies. Undertook
operation patrols and responded to situations that warranted law enforcement. Conducted patrolling
duties on foot and by car. Diffused adverse or
potentially hazardous situations. Knowledge of the laws, principles, and procedures used in apprehending a criminal suspect, including policies for pursuit and proper use of force and capture including Miranda
rights. Prevented crimes by employing tactics to ward off criminals and wrong doers. Apprehend criminals by employing dialogue or physical force depending on the situation in question. Assisted in accidents and
emergencies. Interview suspects, criminals and
witnesses. Assisted chief of police and other senior officers in catching and handling criminals. Typed appropriate crime reports and ensured they were filed properly. Maintained all certifications and training to remain accurate and up to date as needed. Completed interview and interrogation training, Glock armor and data master certified. Attended and completed classes such as; sex crimes, child sex crimes, mid level
narcotics training, to include; ASP and PR 24 certified. United States Navy Reserves, Crane Naval Base,
IN - Law Enforcement
October 2000 - 2005
Filled a Master At Arms billet as a Boatswain’s Mate assisting base police in providing the Navy with
security by performing anti-terrorism, force
protection, physical security, and law enforcement duties. Assisted in the control of base access points, conducted independent base security patrols and
perimeter patrols, law enforcement operations to
include but not limited to; vehicle inspections,
protection for high ranking military personnel, daily security log entries, performed traffic stops and issues citations as deemed appropriate.
United States Navy, Norfolk and Little Creek,
VA - Boatswain’s Mate
June 1988 - July 1998
Completed three (3) enlistments resulting in an
Honorable Discharge at the end of obligated service. During which time I performed all basic seamanship functions aboard ship that involved line or wire rigging used to secure the ship to the pier, mooring, or anchor. Able to identify functions of navigation and shipboard equipment; lowers, raises and launches lifesaving
equipment, handles small boats, navigates by utilizing several types of compasses and maintained records by degrees or points. Knowledge of navigational aids, nautical rules of the road and the buoys of inland waters of the U.S. Knows the nomenclature of decks,
superstructures and parts of the hull. Working
knowledge of the purpose and limitations of first aid to include; treatment for electrical shock, simple and compound fractures, heat exhaustion, heat stroke and burns. Working knowledge of different classes of fire hoses, and how to use carbon dioxide, dry chemical and and water portable fire extinguishers. Qualified fourth
(4th) class swimmer. As an Assault Boat Coxswain
handled and beached landing craft in assault waves. Supervised boat crew in hoisting and lowering
operations. Handled all types of cargo to include
stowing in the boat. Assisted in salvage operations of air and watercraft. Knows shipboard operations
including maintenance of deck equipment and
machinery. Knowledgeable in ships security, deck
seamanship, navigation and piloting. Riggs for towing and being towed, inspect and maintained lifeboats, life rafts and survival equipment. Launches and recovers lifeboats and ships small craft; maintain hull and paint records, tools and equipment. Supervised 6-40 person work details and small boat division. Small boat
operator for Captains gig. Volunteered as small boat operator during hurricane operations and civilian - military functions. Instructor for small boat operations for Mobile Diving Salvage Unit-2.
EDUCATION
South Decatur High School, Greensburg, IN
Aug 1985 - May 1988
U.S. Basic Training, Great Lakes, IL
June 1988 - November 1988
U.S. Navy Basic and Assault Boat Coxswain, Little
Creek, VA
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, Plainfield,
IN
October 1998 - December 1998
Police Chief Executive Training
March 2006 - March 2006
REFERENCES
Nate Sanders - Owner, Operator Sanders Market
Westport, IN
Keith Messer - North Vernon, IN City police
of Police
Corey Lehman- Columbus, In.
Paragon Systems Instructor, 812-***-****
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