Brenden Hedrick

• Monitored crowded public areas and events to mitigate risk and promote safety.
• Patrolled designated areas in patrol vehicle and on foot to identify security and safety issues.
• Investigated incidents and crimes, collected evidence, and recorded witness statements.
• Trained new officers, sharing best practices and improving departmental efficiency.
• Coordinated with other law enforcement agencies during joint operations or investigations to ensure efficient communication and teamwork.

• Responded to emergency calls to provide assistance to citizens in need.
• Monitored traffic violations, issuing citations as necessary.
• Provided testimony in court proceedings.
• Identified, pursued and arrested suspects and perpetrators of criminal acts.
• Field training officer

Job responsibilities to include:

• Patrol midnight supervisor
• Patrolling within the limits of the City of Bonner Springs limits
• Responding to dispatched calls for service and ensure public safety.
• Investigating criminal activity
• Traffic patrol and citations
• Documenting complete and accurate reporting of all incidents.

Supervising the moving or home owner's property after a catastrophe. Following the move, I would insure all property was accounted for and logged into our computer system.

Home restoration, painting, wood rot repair.

(Airborne) Infantryman

• Supervised, trained and ensured the safety and welfare of a 4-person team, maintaining a 100% safety record.
• Ensured work areas were safe and hazardous materials were stored according to OSHA, EPA and DOD regulations, resulting in 0 workplace accidents.
• Consistently scored in the top 10% of a 100-person organization during the semi-annual physical fitness training.
• Performed daily regimen of physical fitness to include running, push-ups, sit-ups, road marches and lightweight training.
• Deployed to Ghazni Province Afghanistan in January of 2011. During this time I was tasked with being a team leader and platoon armorer. I was given the responsibility of watching over my soldiers and keeping accountability of approximately $800,000 worth of equipment.
• I also completed the US Army's ALC (Advanced leaders Course) in March of 2013.