Diana Marie Rodriguez

Police Lieutenant

Bexar County Sheriff's Office

San Antonio

12.1988 - 04.2019

Directed field operations related to high priority incidents including hostage negotiations, barricaded suspects.
Managed subordinate supervisors, including assigning work tasks, overseeing daily operations, and providing guidance on complex issues.
Analyzed crime statistics in order to identify hot spots where increased patrols were needed.
Provided input on policy decisions that would affect departmental operations.
Created weekly schedules for patrol shifts based on crime trends and community needs.
Assessed performance of assigned personnel through periodic reviews and evaluations.
Monitored radio communications between patrol units in order to coordinate response efforts during emergency situations.
Provided mentorship and guidance to junior officers in order to cultivate their professional development.
Reviewed reports from subordinates for accuracy and completeness before submitting to higher-level management.
Performed administrative duties such as reviewing arrest paperwork prior to submission for prosecution purposes.
Coordinated with other law enforcement agencies to investigate major criminal cases.
Participated in budget preparation activities, such as determining staffing levels, equipment purchases.
Investigated traffic accidents involving injuries or fatalities while ensuring proper documentation was completed accurately and timely.
Responded promptly to public inquiries regarding police services or complaints against officers.
Organized special events such as parades or festivals requiring additional security measures.
Supervised crowds at busy events and provided security services to prevent injuries.
Reviewed paperwork and case files submitted by subordinate officers to verify accuracy and conformance to strict policies.
Collaborated with divisional commanders to maintain consistency in all operations.
Monitored serving of warrants and assisted in making required arrests.
Informed shift officers of properties to watch and noted criminals understood to be in patrol areas.
Responded quickly to calls, questions and complaints from citizens to help in various situations.
Trained and mentored staff on correct procedures to maximize efficiency and protect public trust.
Patrolled designated districts in patrol cars, on bicycles and on foot.