Dedicated professional offering over 14 years of law enforcement and security experience. Known for going above and beyond job requirements to make lasting impacts on department and public. Exceptional integrity, leadership and problem-solving abilities, with a drive to continuously improve.
Overview
11
11
years of professional experience
Work History
Sergeant - Community Safety Unit
Toronto Community Housing Corporation
04.2021 - Current
Provide supervision and assign work to unionized staff
Lead team to meet key performance indicators, service standards, unit wide outcomes, business processes and reporting requirements and take corrective action when needed
Coach and train staff
Authorize and control vacation and overtime
Supervise staff in all aspects of their duties including preparation of reports and correspondence.
Manage team resources.
Enter payroll, manage staff schedules
Identify risks and mitigation strategies
Maintain memo book and records
Review and approve court/evidence related documents/reports of staff
Prepare shift schedules
Liaise with Operating Managers on tenancy issues arising from resident conduct
Establish effective working relationships and partnerships with residents, other TCH staff, Toronto Police Service, Toronto Fire, EMS, community/social services, and others
Attend Toronto Police Service divisional and City of Toronto meetings (e.g., crime management, Community Police Liaison Committees)
Attend resident/community meetings to address issues relating to community safety.
Provide on-site support during crisis and emergency situations.
Coordinate and deploy staff
Conduct full range of enforcement duties that are required of a Special Constable (Criminal Code, Provincial Offence Act, Municipal Acts, Polices)
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer - Casual
City of Markham
12.2021 - 12.2023
Enhanced public safety by patrolling assigned areas and enforcing parking regulations.
Wrote and issued parking tickets or warnings to owners of vehicles.
Maintained accurate and detailed logs of all events during each shift.
Maintained detailed records of daily activities and incidents, contributing to accurate reporting and analysis of enforcement efforts.
Educated the public on local parking by-law and regulations, fostering community awareness and compliance.
Contributed to the overall public perception of parking enforcement as a fair, necessary, and non-adversarial component of community safety.
Special Constable - Community Safety Unit
Toronto Community Housing
01.2019 - 04.2021
Patrol Toronto Community Housing property to preserve law and order, deter and detect criminal activity, enforce laws and regulations, respond to citizen requests for assistance and provide public safety
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with city staff leaders, outside organizations and general public to provide optimal service and protection
Complete detailed reports and required paperwork related to calls for service and investigations
Conduct Investigations, administer first aid, secure perimeters and accident scenes, identify and preserve evidence and lay charges when necessary
Arrest and transport individuals to the local Toronto Police Division, or outside agency.
Exercise authority under the Mental Health Act (Sec.17)
Conduct parking enforcement
Patrol, high crime areas, known for anti-social behavior and drug/gang activity
Attend community events and Town Hall meeting
Conduct joint patrols with Toronto Police Officers
Review CCTV and provide footage to local Police for evidence
Maintain a duty memo book, and practice proper radio protocol and etiquette
Provincial Offences Officer
City Of Toronto
08.2018 - 06.2019
Carries out the legislated and legal requirements of a Provincial Offences Officer and/or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, including the interpretation and application of a broad range of City of Toronto Municipal Code chapters, City bylaws and provincial statues.
Conducts inspections and investigations of licensed businesses and permit holders in accordance with organizational standards and legislative requirements to determine compliance.
Initiates and conducts joint inspections and/or investigations with City Divisions, law enforcement agencies, other municipalities, and provincial and/or federal governmental organizations.
Issues Notices of Violation, Orders, Part I and Part III processes of the Provincial Offences Act for non compliance of the Toronto Municipal Code, City of Toronto Act, Planning Act, Building Code Act and other City bylaws.
Complete reports, memo books, and attend court to testify in relation to laid charges.
Correctional Peace Officer - Recruit
Ministry of Community Safety & Correctional Services
06.2018 - 08.2018
Maintain the safety and security of provincial correctional facility
Maintain the care, custody and control of inmates serving time or on remand within the facility.
Monitor, supervise and interact with offenders.
Regularly watch for signs that the safety of others or security of the institution might be at risk
Take appropriate security measures when necessary
Completed intake paperwork, fingerprints and searches
Conduct searches of living quarters and work areas for contraband
Conduct routine patrols and inmate counts
Escort inmates both inside and outside the institution.
Complete incident, medical, and use of force reports when required and maintain a duty note book.
Certify in use of force, baton, OC spray, MSA-SCBA, and First Aid/CPR
Fare Inspector (Provincial Offences Officer)
York Region Transit Enforcement
03.2017 - 06.2018
Patrol and provide friendly customer assistance throughout the YRT/Viva transit system
Ensure the correct use of YRT/Viva fares
Respond to customer, equipment or other emergency issues
Enforce York Region Municipal by-laws applicable to transit on all YRT/Viva and affiliated properties
Issue offence notices, summonses or court appearance notices
Complete Crown Briefs for Part I and Part III summonses
Attend court and testify regarding provincial offences
Maintain fleet enforcement vehicles
Conduct safety and security special details
District Asset Protection Supervisor
Home Depot Canada
05.2015 - 03.2017
Responsible for analyzing district shrink performance to identify trends in traditional theft and fraud, Organized Retail Crime, and Connected Fraud
Accountable for District apprehension performance
Monitor and identify associate behaviors and or operational issues through exception based reporting and CCTV that may cause shrink or other profit erosion opportunities and immediately inform MAPM (Market Asset Protection Manager)
Responsible to execute AP rollouts within district (ie. Camera Installs, Merchandise protection updates etc.)
Responsible for maintaining physical security requirements of stores
Support with the identifying and successfully investigating matters of internal dishonest activity
Assist Central Investigator to coordinate investigations identified as Organized Retail Crime
Prepare detailed and accurate reports in a timely manner for police, HR, and others upon request.
Monitor criminal cases, appear in court and testify as warranted.
Perform quarterly store walks
Support stores and recommend solutions to improve Associate Engagement
Supervisor, Lead, Develop and coach Asset Protection Specialist (APS).