Dylan Thomas

40 hours per week, Full-time

• Performed vehicle stops for violations such as speeding or driving under the influence, ensuring roadways remained safe for all users.
• Prepared cases for trial and appeared as witness to testify in court.
• Investigated and assisted detectives with criminal investigations that included financial, drug, and firearm crimes. Assisted with the takedown of suspects with the SWAT team as the marked unit.
• Acting supervisor multiple times when supervisor is on leave. Completed 80 hour audits on troopers and documented observations. Checked time and activity reports on Excel.
• Assisted fellow troopers during high-risk situations by providing backup support or tactical expertise when required.
• State law enforcement agency, enforce the state and local laws in our jurisdiction, respond to calls for service and collisions.
• Conducting or assisting with investigations in one or more programmatic areas such as narcotics, money laundering, financial crimes, human trafficking, fraud, international trade, network intrusion response, or general criminal or administrative investigations; Performing federal, state, and local law enforcement-related database queries

• Responding and dealing with hazardous materials and substances while using specific PPE and tools for the material that is present. Use of the ERG (Emergency Response Guidebook).
• Creating and coordinating written plans and procedures to prevent future incidents and injuries while speaking in front of the office publicly to address questions and have conversations about specific details and incidents
• Generating labels and shipping hazardous waste. Performing Remediations on various terrain.
• Acquired a Confined space entry and rescue certificate as well as a 40-hour HAZWHOPER

• Demonstrated adaptability during crises by adjusting tactics based on changing conditions or new information.
• Upheld high levels of readiness while on call, ensuring timely response to any potential emergencies.
• Laid and connected hoses, held nozzles and directed water streams as part of fire suppression activities at active scenes.
• Monitored and responded to hazardous gas levels and smoke detectors to avoid injuries and fatalities.