Givanni Medina

• Public Safety: Maintain public safety by enforcing laws and ordinances.
• Patrol Duties: Conduct regular patrols in assigned areas to prevent and detect criminal activity.
• Respond to Emergencies: Quickly respond to emergency calls, accidents, and incidents requiring police assistance.
• Investigation: Conduct investigations of crimes, accidents, and disturbances, gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses and suspects.
• Arrest and Detain: Apprehend and detain individuals suspected of violating laws, ensuring compliance with legal procedures.
• Report Writing: Prepare accurate and detailed reports documenting incidents, arrests, and investigations.
• Community Engagement: Build trust and maintain positive relationships with members of the community to foster cooperation and collaboration.
• Conflict Resolution: Mediate disputes and de-escalate volatile situations to restore order and prevent violence.
• Testify in Court: Provide testimony in legal proceedings related to cases investigated or arrests made.
• Traffic Enforcement: Monitor traffic, enforce road safety regulations, and issue citations for violations.
• Training and Development: Continuously engage in professional development, staying updated on law enforcement procedures, technologies, and laws.
• Maintain Equipment: Ensure all issued equipment, including firearms and patrol vehicles, is properly maintained and operational.
• Work Collaboratively: Coordinate with other officers, departments, and external agencies to achieve law enforcement goals.
• Train New Officers: Provide on-the-job training and mentorship to newly recruited officers to prepare them for independent duty.
• Evaluate Performance: Assess and document the trainee’s performance, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement.
• Supervise in the Field: Monitor and guide trainees during patrols, calls for service, and other law enforcement activities.
• Document Progress: Maintain detailed reports on the trainee’s daily performance, behavior, and readiness for advancement.
• Planning and Coordination: Develop detailed operational plans for the safe and effective execution of search warrants.
• Risk Assessment: Assess potential risks associated with the warrant service, including threats posed by suspects, location layout, or environmental factors.
• Search and Seizure: Conduct systematic searches for evidence, contraband, or persons specified in the search warrant.
• De-escalation: Use negotiation and de-escalation tactics when encountering resistance or volatile individuals.
• Debriefing: Conduct post-operation reviews to evaluate performance, identify lessons learned, and address areas for improvement.
• Safety Priority: Prioritize the safety of officers, suspects, and civilians during all aspects of the warrant service.

• Customer Service: Greet guests warmly, take orders accurately, and ensure customer satisfaction throughout their dining experience.
• Food Preparation: Assist in preparing and assembling dishes according to recipes and presentation standards.
• Kitchen Support: Maintain cleanliness in the kitchen by washing dishes, sanitizing surfaces, and organizing supplies.
• Cash Handling: Operate the point-of-sale (POS) system for order processing and payment transactions.
• Health and Safety: Follow health and safety regulations, including proper food storage and handling practices.
• Cleaning and Maintenance: Ensure the dining area, kitchen, and restroom facilities are clean and well-maintained.
• Team Collaboration: Work closely with kitchen staff, servers, and management to deliver a seamless dining experience.
• Supervise Operations: Oversee daily restaurant operations to ensure efficiency and excellent customer service.
• Inventory Control: Monitor inventory levels, order supplies, and manage food costs to minimize waste.
• Customer Relations: Handle customer inquiries, feedback, and complaints professionally to ensure guest satisfaction.
• Reporting: Maintain records of sales, labor, and inventory for regular reporting to owner/s.

During this three-year period, I worked intermittently as a field worker, harvesting fruit at various packing houses, though I do not recall the specific locations. The following were my duties:

• Fruit Harvesting: Carefully pick ripe fruits from trees, ensuring they meet quality standards.
• Ladder Safety: Set up and use ladders properly to reach higher branches, following safety protocols to prevent accidents.
• Tree Maintenance Assistance: Remove damaged or overripe fruits to support tree health and encourage future growth.
• Equipment Maintenance: Inspect and maintain ladders and tools to ensure they are in safe and operational condition.
• Weather Adaptability: Work outdoors in varying weather conditions while maintaining productivity.
• Physical Stamina: Perform physically demanding tasks, such as climbing ladders and carrying filled bags, for extended periods.