David Hall

I am currently assigned to District 2/Day Shift/Blue Squad and the

Commanding Officer over three Sergeants and their squads.

My daily duties include:

Ensuring proper coverage of the different sectors and sub-sectors.

Planning, directing and coordinating police activities within the district, such as deployments to address crime trends in the district..

Ensuring crime scenes are handled properly.

Investigating incidents of policy violation to include in house and those referred to me by Internal Affairs. Counseling employees and issuing training and discipline as needed.

Creating training opportunities such as active shooter drills at area high schools and FSCJ.

While serving as a Sergeant I was assigned to Districts 2 and 4 as well as the Crime Scene Unit. While in the Crime Scene Unit I also supervised detectives assigned to the Mayor's Office, the Polygraph Unit, The General Counsel's Office, Jacksonville Electric Authority and Public Works.

My daily duties included:

I monitored a squad of officers to ensure they were completing assignments correctly and in a timely manner such as General Investigative Reports, dockets and filing packets.

I encouraged officers to participate in on view activities such as traffic stops, stopping suspicious people and assisting other officers with their calls for service.

I responded to and took command of scenes to direct officers to ensure the scene was safe and secure. I made appropriate notifications.

I completed annual evaluations for all employees under my command.

While serving as a Police Officer I handled a wide variety of calls for service from the community. These calls ranged from civil non-criminal to serious felonies. I conducted traffic enforcement as well as investigated traffic crashes.

I also served as a Burglary Detective and investigated residential and business burglaries as well as high dollar theft.

I monitored a caseload of offenders placed on Probation or Community Control. Each person under my supervision was court ordered to complete conditions of their probation. During my time with the Department of Corrections I supervised all kinds of offenders from those sentenced for writing fraudulent checks, to sex offenders and sex predators, to death row inmates with sentences commuted to life on parole. I also supervised a caseload of certified juvenile offenders and those sentenced to Community Control. Some that were sentenced to Community Control were also required to wear ankle location monitoring devices.