To secure a position with a well established organization with a stable environm ent that will lead to a lasting relationship.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY Twenty-five years of documented success in law enforcement, physical security, c rime prevention and military police combat operations. Physical protection of p ersons, property, and facilities. Supervised and trained personnel in Special R eaction Team, Quick Reaction Force, and NATO Counter Terrorist Team; Member on t he NATO VIP Protection Team; Received various awards for outstanding performance ; Awarded 14 U.S. Army Medals for outstanding duty and leadership Executive Prot ection of VIPs Physical Security/Risk Assessment NCICIFCIC Intelligence, FDLE Th reatNet Intelligence Office. Administrative experience includes: logistical, op erational support, budget preparation, contracting with service vendors and proc urement of office supplies and equipment. Facilities management and strategic p lanning experience. PRESENT EMPLOYER SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA 2006 - 2007/2008 -2011 TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA ACTING MARSHAL Responsible for the security of all Court property, Justices, and employees, nagement of the Supreme Court buildings and grounds. Developed continuity of erations plans, building emergency evacuation procedures, and participated in e judicial branch emergency preparedness. Facility Manager, oversight of the intenance programs staff of 12 personnel, and 15 security officers.

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DEPUTY MARSHAL 2003 - 2006 Responsible for the training and counseling of 15 staff officers in court secur ity and physical security, programmed, configured the CCTV surveillance system, access control, x-ray machine, and magnetometer. Conducted risk assessments. A ssisted the Marshal as Procurement and Contracting Officer, CCTV Manager, Chief Investigator, Security System Manager, TAC NCIC/FCIC Officer, Recruitment, In Ho use Training. Maintained a close, continuing liaison with Florida Department of Law Enforcement to include local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. ADA Officer. Member of the Court's Emergency Management Preparedness Team and Te chnical Officer for all of the Security Office equipment. Assist the Marshal in strategic planning, budgeting, and intergovernmental relations, created the Mar shal's Office Security Plan and the Physical Security/Risk Assessment for the co urt SENIOR COURT SECURITY OFFICER 1996 - 2003 Responsible for the training and counseling of 15 staff officers in court secur ity and physical security, First Responder (First Aid and deliberation), CCTV su rveillance and operations, access control operations, x-ray machine operations, magnetometer scanning operations and risk assessment. Assigned duties as Procur ement and Contracting Officer, CCTV Manager, Chief Investigator, Security System Manager, Assistant TAC NCIC/FCIC Officer, Recruitment In House Training Officer , Court Safety Officer, ADA Officer. Member of the Court's Emergency Management Preparedness Team and Technical Officer for all Security Office equipment. Ass ist the Marshal in strategic planning, budgeting, and intergovernmental relation s, created the Marshal's Office Security Plan and the Physical Security/Risk Ass essment for the court Military Police, Squad Leader, U.S. Army 1992-1996 212th MP Company Kitzingen, Giebelstadt, Wuerzburg, Germany Supervised Law Enforcement staff , trained staff members in Urban Warfare, surve illance operations, VIP Urban Extractions, Military Police combat operations, ri ot control, Law and Order weapon marksmanship, security planning and operation f or 3 communities. The platoon ranked number one in the company; squad ranked nu

mber one in the platoon. Military Police, Squad Leader, U.S. Army 1989-1992 HHC 197th Infantry Brigade, Combat Ft. Benning, Georgia Supervised law enforcement staff, trained personnel in Military Police combat r ear and forward operations, urban warfare, combat forward extraction, combat and civilian surveillance, desert warfare. Provided protective services during pea ce and wartime missions. Coordinated, established and maintained security route s for and infantry brigade into and out of a combat zone. Served as Military Po lice Investigator. Member and instructor of the 197th Military Policy Infantry Platoon Special Reaction Team. Military Police, Squad Leader, U.S. Army 1986-1989 284th MP Company Frankfurt, Germany Supervised Law Enforcement Staff of 11 personnel , trained 401 personnel in Law Enforcement, Military Police combat operations. Performed security for 5th Corp s Headquarters, provided security for high profile trials with civilian local po lice and multinational civilian police, planned and upheld security for the 5th Corps VIP residence areas in the Frankfurt communities. Assisted the Organizati on Manager in planning, training and operational activities, assigned to work as a Military Police Investigator, Physical Security/Risk Assessment Specialist, c arried out safety and security inspections. Member of the 284th MP Special Reac tion Team and received numerous commendations. Military Police, International Police, Supervisor U.S. Army 1983-1986 Supreme Headquarter Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) Belgium Supervised multi-national military force from 7 different countries of 13 perso nnel. Actively managed and directly involved in the security of NATO Headquarte rs (SHAPE). Provided security for various national/international military and c ivilian VIP's for Interpol and NATO. Planned, and implemented training activiti es and exercises for multi-national military police force on principle, subjects , facility and urban surveillance with the use of high tech equipment. Counsele d staff in various situations. Member of SHAPE Counter Terrorist Team/Special T ask Force. Received numerous commendations. Military Police Team Leader, U.S. Army 1983-1983 24th Infantry Division, Ft. Stewart, Georgia Supervised and trained law enforcement staff. Assisted in planning and impleme nting advanced training for the platoon in urban warfare and counter terrorist t actics. Responsible for teaching staff to identify and solve personal problems that impact their performance and work habits. Member of the 24th Infantry Divi sion Special Reaction Team (SWAT/Urban Warfare). Awarded Officer of the Month b y the Hinesville, Georgia Chambers of Commerce. Military Police, Nuernberg, Illesheim, Crailsheim, 1981-1983 Ansbach, Germany 615th Military Policy Company Provide security for 5 military communities as a team leader. Trained staffs i n military police combat operations, urban warfare, building infiltrations. Mem ber of the 615th Military Police Quick Reaction Team and Special Task Force. De veloped and trained 30 staff members. Additional Training and Education Small Arms Maintenance School (US. Army) Basic Leadership Course (U S. Army) Urban Street Survival Course (Columbus Police Dept.

Advanced Physical Security (U.S. Marshal) Court Security (U.S. Marshal) Terminal Agency Coordinator (FDLE) Hate Crimes (Public Agency Training Council (PATC)) State Emergency Response Training (State of Florida) Advanced Kinesic (PATC) Violence in the Workplace ((FDLE) State & Local Court Security (Dept. of Justice) Executive Protection (American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS)) Emergency Response to Criminal Terrorist Incidents (Dept. Of Defense) AED Operations (SurViaLink) Advance First Aid-Combat Lifesaver's Course (Dept. Of Defense) Advanced Urban Operation/Terrorist & Hostage Recuse (Dept. of Defense FBI) Military Police (U.S. Army) Airport Security (City of Tallahassee) Airport Basic Ramp Safety (Dept. of Aviation)