Resume

• 2009

  University of Nebraska at Omaha

  DUI Services of the Midlands

  American Arborist Wood Products

  LLC

  Bennington Police Department

  Metropolitan Community College

  Bennington NE

  Teaching college classes and mentoring students entering the criminal justice field.

  Police

  Bennington Police Department

  Metropolitan Community College is the second largest educational institution in Nebraska

  serving almost 60

  000 students a year with campuses in four counties. The college created Nebraska's first new police department in decades in June 2010 when the Board voted to upgrade the security department into the MCC PD. I helped guide them process of transitioning to a police department

  then

  looking for new challenges

  I became Director of Operations at Clark International.

  Metropolitan Community College

  Criminal Justice Department

  Teaching college students and mentoring students wishing to enter the criminal justice field

  Adjunct Professor

  University of Nebraska at Omaha

  8998 L Street # 107 Omaha

  NE 68127-1400

  Instructor with DUI Services of the Midlands

  Christine Baccari

  teaching DUI Alcohol Awareness

  Anger Management

  and Appropriate Decision Making classes.

  Instructor

  DUI Services of the Midlands

  8512 Wirt Omaha NE 68134

  American Arborist Wood Products reclaims hardwood from urban forestry projects and turns it into beautiful

  useful lumber. We specialize in extremely large slabs and beams.

  Co Owner

  American Arborist Wood Products

  LLC

  After consulting for and working as an independent contractor for Clark International for the past ten years

  I joined the company full-time from 2011-2015. Clark International specializes in security

  training and investigations

  with an emphasis on high-end and discreet executive protection.

  Clark International

• 2006

  Creighton Preparatory High School

  FBI National Academy

  BA

  English

  Creighton University

• 1983

  Omaha Police Department

  Omaha Police Department

  Omaha NE

  I joined the Omaha Police Department in 1983

  and spent the next 25 years in the best job on earth. I retired at the rank of Deputy Chief

  after having worked in patrol

  bike patrol

  Narcotics

  Robbery/Sexual Assault

  Training

  Administration and Precinct Command. \n-Three years commanding the Uniform Patrol Bureau and supervised a work force of 475 officers\n-Managed many critical incidents and investigations\n-Also commanded the Professional Standard Bureau

  overseeing training

  backgrounds/recruiting and accreditation.

  Deputy Chief

  Omaha Police Department

• Enforcement

  Firearms

  Criminal Justice

  Change Management

  Public Speaking

  Police

  Emergency Management

  Security Training

  Physical Security

  Criminal Investigations

  Background Checks

  Corporate Security

  Evidence

  Employee Relations

  Security Management

  Interrogation

  Executive Protection

  Policy

  Private Investigations

  Contingency Planning

  Mission-Based Policing

  ISBN 9781439850367\nPresents a new model of policing based upon stopping crime instead of just responding to it\n Offers concepts developed from research in problem-oriented policing

  community policing

  counter-insurgency

  hot spot crime mapping

  and COMPSTAT\n Combines conceptual and practical aspects

  melding academia and police administration perspectives\nSummary\n\nThe research revolution in police work has uncovered a multitude of data

  but this contemporary knowledge has done very little to change the way things are done in most police departments across the U.S.

  where the prevalent form of policing is based on the traditional model of district assignments and random preventive patrol. Mission-Based Policing unveils a new paradigm that transitions policing away from practices that while long-held

  have inadequately dealt with serious crime.\n\nDrawn from the work of scholars on the cutting edge of police research

  this volume argues for a radical shift in the way policing is approached. It provides concrete recommendations for the fundamental reorganization of the policing institution and presents a comprehensive planning regimen for urban problems that encompasses security

  urban reinvestment

  and public planning. Introducing an innovative

  practical model for problem-oriented policing in high crime areas

  the book uncovers:\n\n Contemporary problems in urban policing today\n Counter-insurgency strategy and how it might contribute to successful policing\n The five central principles of mission-based policing: focus

  effectiveness

  deployment

  integrity

  and mission’s end\n The concept of logical lines of operation (LOOs): planning

  security

  establishing/restoring essential services

  and rebuilding\n Strategies for police department reorganization guided by principles of mission-based policing\n Potential issues raised by the concept or applications of mission-based policing

  including practicality

  command problems

  and perceived risks

  Mission-Based Policing

  Sundermeier

  Clark International