Joseph Daniels
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Country of Citizenship: USA

Vacancy#:      WTEY08753040

 

 

Core Qualifications/Competencies

 

Numerous Detail Positions with Presidio of Monterey Police Department; Supervisory Police Officer; Training Coordinator; Police Administration Center Supervisor; Police Lieutenant; Watch Commander; Special Response Team Leader/Commander; Instructor; Federal/State/Military/ Local Law Enforcement; Laws/Statutes/Codes/Regulations; California Penal Code; Federal Magistrate System; Policies and Procedures; Supervision; Training and Development;  Workflow Planning; Staff Coordination; Criminal/Crime Scene/Accident Investigation; Suspect/Witness Interrogation; Security; Risk Management; Emergency Response; Equipment and Weapons Proficiency; Inter/Intra-Agency Collaboration; Communications; Public Relations

 

Work Experience

 

3/16/2008-Present

Presidio of Monterey Police Dept. (POM PD)

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Lieutenant Training Coordinator/Special Relation Team (SRT) Commander

Salary: $67,256 per Annum

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief of Police Richard Weaver xxx-xxx-xxxx

Proficiently forecast, plan, coordinate and facilitate schools, classes and training for Department. Conduct Fire Arms Training System (FATS), weapons qualification and Special Response Team (SRT) training. Steer Field Training Program for new hires, including ordering police/training equipment. Manage high volume of detailed training records as well as varied training databases vital to ensuring compliance with POM PD requirements.  Oversee urinalysis testing per POM standards. Efficiently issue ID cards and order badges. Concurrently contribute dynamic team building and motivation skills as SRT Leader.

Develop and author policies, procedures and guidelines supporting training and SRT operations. Actively review reports and documentation addressing broad scope of incidents for quality assurance, including editing for accuracy to ensure use of proper codes and reflection of proper charges.

Over the course of numerous years with the POM PD, have developed comprehensive knowledge of and skills in enforcing Federal, State, Military and Local laws, statutes, codes and regulations. Proficiently receive and review updates from Judge Advocate General (JAG) addressing Search and Seizure updates, Miranda Rights and laws, regulations and procedures impacting rights of individuals suspected of criminal activity. Have successfully spearheaded investigations of various felony crimes.  Comprehensive training and proficiency in use and care of weapons including M-16, M-21 sniper

rifle, 12 Gauge shotgun, 9mm pistol, and PR-24 Police Baton, as well as police equipment including

Radio Equipment, Intoxilizer, Handcuffs and Taser.  Additionally Certified Instructor in O.C. Mace and have trained personnel in crowd control/tear gas agents including canister, ball, blast, and projectile.  Full listing of training and certifications presented in Specialized Training and License/Certificate sections.

 

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10/01/2005 C 02/15/2008

Christ the King Community Church

Durango, CO

Director of Operations

Salary: N/A-Volunteer

Hours per week: 5

Demonstrated strong leadership and project management skills in effectively steering full scope of operations.  Effectively recruited, coordinated and supervised volunteers.  Planned and facilitated activities and events. Concurrently applied sharp business acumen toward operating small business specializing in providing handyman/odd job services to the local community.

 

01/02/2003 C 02/18/2005

Presidio of Monterey Police Dept. (POM PD)

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Supervisory Police Officer/SRT Commander

Salary: $60,030 per Annum

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief of Police Richard Weaver xxx-xxx-xxxx

Proactively applied expertise in law enforcement and Department operations toward training approximately 180 assigned/attached POM PD personnel.  Please reference current position for full description of responsibilities.

 

09/20/1996-01/01/2003

Presidio of Monterey Police Dept. (POM PD)

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Supervisory Police Officer/Training Coordinator/Police Administration Center Supervisor, GS083-8

Salary: $49,766 per Annum

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief of Police Richard Weaver xxx-xxx-xxxx

In addition to responsibilities described under current position, oversaw operations of Police Administration Center in compliance with regulations and local policy.  Efficiently reviewed police reports and forms for content, accuracy and clarity; ensured reports met requirements and were issued Crime Record Center (CRC) numbers. Reviewed police blotters and broadcasted via E-mail communications.  Proficiently managed diverse Human Resource operational components including maintaining detailed payroll records, coordinating with MER/Workers Compensation for proper documentation and providing employee counseling. Conducted internal employee investigations.

Applied strong written communication skills toward writing Field Training and Evaluation Guide as well as Center Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and co-authored Special Reaction Team SOP.

Led military and civilian personnel in providing quality Gate Guard security for Defense Language Institute.

 

09/15/1995-09/19/1996

Presidio of Monterey Police Dept. (POM PD)

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Supervisory Police Officer/Watch Commander, GS083-8

Salary: $33,159 per Annum

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief of Police Richard Weaver xxx-xxx-xxxx

Provided decisive leadership in supervising shift of 15 Police Officers and military personnel.  Managed administrative functions ranging from scheduling leave and shift training to maintaining complex pay records, conducting urinalysis testing and providing support to Chief of Police Operations. 

Conducted internal investigations; facilitated preliminary and full  investigations of diverse crimes.  Effectively enforced Federal, State and Local laws, codes and regulations along with UCMJ, and performed routine police duties ranging from detaining/arresting suspects to reading Miranda rights.

 

 

 

 

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01/10/1991-09/14/1995

Fort Ord Federal Police

Bldg. 1049, Gigling Road, Fort Ord, CA, 93941

Police Officer/Training Commander, GS083-7

Salary: $32,502 per Annum

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief of Police Richard Weaver xxx-xxx-xxxx

Retained during Fort Ord closure and transition to Presidio of Monterey Police Department, maintaining responsibilities as previously described as Training Coordinator at GS-083-8 level.  Further detailed twice  to GS-9 Police Supervisory level, 10/04/1992-07/16/1993, for a cumulative six months.

02/14/1985-02/09/1991

Fort Ord Federal Police

Bldg. 1049, Gigling Road, Fort Ord, CA, 93941

Police Officer/Precinct Officer, GS083-4/5/6

Salary: $26,631 per Annum

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: Deputy Chief of Police Richard Weaver xxx-xxx-xxxx

Performed broad range of police duties, from investigating crimes, responding to bomb threats, alarms and civil disturbances, providing crowd/riot control,  and escorting public funds to enforcing traffic law and investigating accidents as well as general crimes, such as shoplifting, robbery, public intoxication/disorderly conduct, narcotic violations, rape, homicides.  Led interviews and interrogations of suspects and witnesses. Efficiently prepared cases for court, processed evidence and provided court testimony. Consistently ensured law was enforced within the guidelines of  Federal, State and local laws, codes, regulations as well as the UCMJ.

In recognition of leadership qualities, selected to serve as Acting Patrol Supervisor in absence of Shift Lieutenant as well as assume responsibilities for Field Training Officer as required. Delivered training classes during roll call.  Member of Ft. Ord Federal Police S.W.A.T. Team, raked Number 1 throughout the tri-county region.

 

08/15/1983-12/12/1983

California Department of Corrections

Correctional Training Facility, Soledad, CA

Correctional Officer

Salary: N/A

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: N/A

Ensured critical safety and security of inmates and personnel.  Effectively supervised inmates during mealtimes, break and recreation periods and controlled movements.

 

01/02/1980-12/18/1982

Sierra Army Depot

Herlong, CA

Military Policeman

Salary: N/A

Hours per week: 40

Supervisor: N/A

Facilitated law enforcement and security, patrolled and investigated crimes within the Frankfurt military community.  Additionally managed security of Nuclear weapons at Sierra Army Depot.

 

Education

 

Federal Police Officer Academy, 1985

Basic Correctional Officer Academy, 1983

Military Police School, 1980

Seaside High School, 1979

 

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Specialized Training

 

FBI Special Weapons and Tactics School, 80 hours; April 2004

Terrorism, 40 hours; October 2003

Covert and Surreptitious Building Entries, 15 hours; July 2003

Officer Safety and Field Tactics, 40 hours; March 2002

Training Management Course, 40 hours; August 2000

Supervisory Update, 24 hours; September 1999

Instructor Certification Program, 40 hours; October 1998

Tactical Operations Commander , 40 hours; March 1997

Supervisor Development Course, 40 hours; February 1997

Leadership, Education and Development, 40 hours; October 1995                      

Police Ethics for Managers, 8 hours; August 1994                                             

Crisis Management, 24 hours; July 1995                                                

 

Licenses/Certificates

 

First Aid and CPR Certified annually over course of career

Lock Picking and Subtle Mechanical Breaching Skills; July 2003

Training Management Course; August 2000

Pepperball Instructor; July 2000

Distraction Devices Instructor; October 1998

Specialty Impact/Less than Lethal Munitions Instructor; October 1998

OC Aerosol Projectors Instructor; October 1998

Chemical Munitions Instructor; October 1998

Fire Arms Training System Certified Operator; December 1997

Beretta Armorer; November 1997

Tactical Operations Commander; March 1997

Firearms Instructor; October 1994

 

Awards/Honors/Achievements

 

Certificate of Appreciation; March 2003

Certificate of Appreciation Outstanding Performance; December 2002

Certificate of Recognition California Senate; November 2002

Certificate of Recognition U.S. Congress; November 2002

Excellence in Performance of Duties Garrison Commanders Coin; October 2001

Letter of Appreciation, Job Well Done; July 1997

Commander s Award for Civilian Service S.W.A.T.; February 1996

Achievement Medal for Civilian Service Presidential Detail; January 1996

Certificate of Achievement Outstanding Performance; October 1991/May 1993

Certificate of Achievement SWAT Team Performance; November 1990

Certificate of Achievement, Top Cop Award; September 1989

Letter of Commendation, Superior Performance; February 1989/June 1993

Certificate of Achievement, Outstanding Safety Performance; May 1988

Certificate of Achievement, Superior Performance; June 1987

Letter of Commendation, Outstanding Performance; November 1981/March 1982; June 1982

Letter of Appreciation, Outstanding Performance; October 1981

 

Additional Information

 

Languages:                   German, Proficient

Technical Skills:            Computer/PC Literate

Supplemental Data:       Numerous Diplomas, Certificates of Completion and Letters of Commendation/ Appreciation/Achievements available for review upon request