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571.329.1099

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Country of Citizenship: United States

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Core Competencies

Law Enforcement, Protective Weapons, Defense Techniques, VIP Protection, Security Items Control, Security Item Destruction Supervision, Destruction Certification Branch (DCB) Procedures, Post-Destruction Inspections/Certification, CCTV Utilization, Laws/Regulations Enforcement, Closely-Controlled/High Value Fiduciary Instrument Protection, Report Development, Courtroom Witness/Testimony, Traffic Regulation, Criminal Investigation, Witness Interviewing, Military Weapons/Systems

Bi-Lingual: English and Spanish

Professional Experience

September 2007 - Present

U.S. Department of Treasury

Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Destruction Certification Branch

Washington, DC

Hours per Week: 40

Salary: N/A

Supervisor: Antonio Boiardi Phone: 202.874.0848 May Contact: N/A

Security Specialist/Police Officer/Corporal

Effectively oversee multiple aspects of security and sensitive materials destruction of items received from Security Verification Section. Diligently authenticate materials as well as destruction schedules, check quantities for accuracy, personally observe destruction process and, following in-depth post-destruction inspection, author all needed certification documents assuring proper destruction has occurred.

Proficiently manage security cage/area to safeguard all stored materials and, following destruction process, ensure that immediate work area is cleared of any extraneous equipment; ensure Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) coverage of destruction activities regarding currency notes and other special destruction operations.

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August 2001 September 2007

U.S. Department of Treasury

Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Security Branch

Washington, DC

Hours per Week: 40

Salary: N/A

Supervisor: Sgt. Watson Phone: 202.874.7400 May Contact: N/A

Police Officer/Corporal

Tasked, as Bureau Law Enforcement Officer, to prevent/investigate violations of laws/rules/regulations concerning accidents, crime, misconduct and any security violations; successfully enforced broad range of Federal/local laws and ordinances and continually provided protection of U.S. currency, high-value fiduciary instruments and other closely-controlled documents. Authorized to carry firearms/weapons, apprehend individuals, perform foot/bike/vehicle patrol and traffic control and provide crucial assistance when needed.

Skillfully authored comprehensive reports on unusual incidents, security violations and emergency situations; also served in court witness/liaison role for government during legal proceedings. Expertly performed wide array of relevant duties including maintaining crime area surveillance, searching crime scene, performing witness interviews, following various leads, locating suspects and making appropriate arrests.

Additionally assigned to scrutinize personnel activities to detect any unauthorized/inappropriate use of credentials; also ensured that packages/personal property were subjected to x-rays or physically searched during any facility entry/egress activities.

September 1988 August 2001

Puerto Rico Police Department Headquarters

Santurce, PR

Hours per Week: 60

Salary: N/A

Supervisor: Capt. Hector Cotto Phone: 787.796.0637 May Contact: N/A

Special Agent, Group E

Participated, in undercover role, with team of law enforcement individuals in providing excellent protection for former Congressman as well as former Governors of Puerto Rico; conducted advanced searches, reviewed all routes to be utilized and venues to be visited, and assessed any emergency planning to ensure safety of assigned individuals. Also oversaw all protection activities for family members including a high-ranking judge and coordinated VIP security planning actins with local police departments prior to events.

Utilized excellent communication skills and abilities for developing strong working relationships to interface with agents/supervisors from Federal/local law enforcement agencies as well as

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those from the U.S. Secret Service and Capitol Police; due to demonstrated performance excellence as well as subject matter expertise was selected to serve as trainer for new team offices of former Congressman s security detail. Skillfully utilized audio/video equipment to monitor Governor s property and, using foot/bicycle/vehicle patrol as well as A/V devices, provided excellent protection of Puerto Rico Police Department headquarters property; also conducted traffic control, post assignment and investigation assistance while stationed at Headquarters.

July 1984 January 1988

United States Army

Bravo Company 512 Calvary Unit

Fort Knox, KY

Hours per Week: 40

Salary: N/A

Supervisor: N/A Phone: N/A May Contact: N/A

Specialist 4P

Following successful completion of Basic Training was assigned to Battalion 1/68 Armor C Company, Wildfleken, Germany, with responsibilities for protecting line between Germany and Czechoslovakia; also participated in training sessions and tactical combat operations at multiple locations in Germany and assured continual personal Combat ready status.

During Basic Training was instructed on mechanized infantry including M48/M60A1/M60A3 and assembling/disassembling M16 rifle, driving war tanks, handling of ammunition and serving as a gunner and tank commander during combat situations; while in Germany and Czechoslovakia worked with the above-listed equipment/weapon systems and instructed active military personnel on operation of M60A3 and M1A1 tanks; additionally performed combat vehicle/equipment maintenance and participated in Guard Duty Detail with assignments to protect Motor Pool equipment.

At Fort Knox skillfully met assignment for maintaining combat-ready equipment as well as training cadets/military personnel on use of equipment; served as Tank Commander Instructor for 23 combat tanks, graduated from Sergeant s School (PLDC) and was on Commandant List for high achievement. Was member of Puerto Rico National Guard 11ADA for 1 years upon return.

Education/Training

Columbia Southern University, Orange Beach, AL

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration studies; currently pursuing; 2002-Present

Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Basic Police Training, 2002

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Counterfeit Identification Training Program

Successfully Completed

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Glynco, GA

Basic Law Enforcement Training, 2001

Puerto Rico Police Academy, Gurabo, PR

Police Force Studies, 1989

United States Army

Electronic Engineer Course

Certificate of Training, Firs BDE, 8^th Inf. Div (Mech) Soviet Day Intelligence Training

Certificate of Training, M60A3 Tank Commander Certification

Incident Response to Terrorist Bombing Course

Successfully Completed

Prevention and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents Course

Certificate of Completion

How to Manage Metro Emergencies

Certificate of Completion

Street Surviving Training Program

Successfully Completed

Awards/Recognition

Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Letter of Recognition, 2006

Puerto Rico Police Department Certificate of Recognition, Law Enforcement Week, 1997

Puerto Rico Police Department Certificate of Recognition, Law Enforcement Week, 1991

Puerto Rico Police Academy Certificate of Merit, Leadership Course

Puerto Rico Police Department Certificate of Recognition, Motorcycle Course

Army Lapel Button

Pistol Cal .45 Exp Qual Badge

Hand Gren Exp Qual Badge

Army Achievement Medal

Overseas Service Ribbon

Good Conduct Medal

Certificate of Service, 8^th Infantry Division (Mechanized)