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Everett Hayes II

Stafford,USA

Summary

Dedicated, results-oriented professional with over 20 years of Felony criminal investigative and Executive Protection experience. Excellent performance in leadership, supervision, liaison affairs, negotiations, crisis management. Exceptional analytical, innovative problem-solving skills, multitasking abilities, and drive to exceed organizational efficiency. Detail-oriented, team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. Results-oriented Investigator with diverse experience in law enforcement settings. Independently handles long-term investigative cases.

Hardworking Special Agent with over 20 years of federal investigative experience. Extensive knowledge of relevant state and federal guidelines. Sold understanding of law enforcement practices. Safely and effectively uses surveillance and monitoring equipment.

Overview

30
30
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Special Agent/Criminal Investigator (1811) Executive Protection Detail GS-13

Department of Veterans Affairs
03.2022 - Current
  • Company Overview: Office of Security and Law Enforcement (VACO)
  • Currently serving as a Detail Lead/PSO. Where I plan and conduct complex protective service operations for the Sectary and Deputy Secretary of The Department of Veterans Affairs daily and others designated by the Secretary.
  • Supervise direct personnel and conduct motorcade operations by employing advance personnel, limousine, and chase car protective techniques.
  • Provide guidance and training to less experienced VA Police Officers and Special Agents, while on mission, some who have never conducted an executive protection mission ever; with zero issues or loss.
  • Supervise, plan, organize, and conduct the most complex, sensitive, criminal, civil, and administrative investigations involving VA employees.
  • Prepare and review detail ROIs for ongoing investigations to senior management and attorneys.
  • Implement performance and productivity standards for meeting organizational goals for advance agents.
  • Lead teams of other Special Agents to conduct physical security planning for mission and VA inspection teams throughout the VA organization.
  • Supervise, plan, organize, and conduct comprehensive surveys and/or analyses designed to assess the risk factors before, during and after protective services missions and operations with local PD’s, FBI and the US Secret Service.
  • Lead and investigate possible fraudulent activities in relation to the Secretary and Deputy Secretary.
  • Examine all records and documentations to ensure compliance with regular policies, procedures, laws and regulations to present facts and findings to senior leaders through detailed reports or regular briefings.
  • Collaborate with other Office of investigations (OI), subject matter experts to perform predictive analytics to be proactive and identify emerging criminal trends and schemes.
  • Perform quantitative and qualitative analysis of diverse issues, problems, and inquiries from known sources related to criminal investigative operational planning and execution that logically result in complete findings.
  • Formulate and recommend Office of Investigations procedures, policies, and standards that promote more efficient operations of protocols for investigative staff and projects.
  • Provide oversight and guidance in investigations conducted by state and local law enforcement agencies having a Department of Veterans Affairs nexus to the Secretary and Deputy Secretary.
  • Conduct identification of emergent crime and executive protection patterns reported through various sources.
  • Review assigned position and logistical details as provided in advance and maintain the assigned protection post during official or social functions attended by the protectee.
  • Assign work based upon priorities, requirements, and capabilities of all subordinates and additional personnel from other agencies.
  • Employ all the agency's authorities and capabilities in support of criminal, corruption, misconduct, counterterrorism, and counterintelligence investigations/programs directly affecting national security and agency integrity.
  • Summarize and report all investigative activities in a clear, logical, and impartial manner.
  • Organize findings and evidentiary support from investigative activities and attach all significant case records electronically in an investigative information database.
  • Use non-traditional and traditional investigative techniques to obtain evidence, such as electronic surveillance and manned monitoring, interrogation, documentary searches, and cultivation and use of confidential human sources.
  • Supervise, review, and prepare investigative reports.
  • Prepare correspondence for Directors for review of executive and level correspondence received from other agencies to include memorandums, letters, and other communications.
  • Provide expert technical advice, guidance, and recommendations to agency management and other senior agents, officers, or inspectors on critical operations.
  • Solve problems demanding technologically advanced methods and innovative approaches.
  • Full time 50+hrs Week
  • $106,823 - $134,798
  • Fostered culture of continuous improvement, mentoring junior agents to develop their skills and advance their careers.
  • Enhanced investigative techniques with integration of data analytics, leading to timely identification of crime patterns.
  • Managed sensitive informants with discretion, obtaining vital information while maintaining source confidentiality.
  • Analyzed vast amounts of intelligence to identify potential threats, playing crucial role in preventing acts of terrorism.
  • Interviewed witnesses and suspects.
  • Strengthened interagency collaborations, sharing critical intelligence with partner organizations to dismantle terrorist cells.
  • Developed intelligence networks, effectively gathering crucial information to support ongoing cases.
  • Gathered evidence and served as witness in court proceedings.
  • Utilized advanced technology tools for efficient data analysis, enhancing the overall effectiveness of criminal investigations.
  • Streamlined investigative processes, implementing time-saving strategies to expedite case resolutions.
  • Implemented cutting-edge training programs for investigative staff, enhancing overall departmental expertise in criminal investigations.
  • Documented findings and prepared detailed reports.

Physical Security & Infrastructure Manager (0080) GS12/13

Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA)
11.2020 - 03.2022
  • Company Overview: Security Services Directorate (SSD)
  • Managed PFPA’s Mark Center, Visitor Manager Center and personnel, physical security section, which process and reviews over 100 visitors a day and over 500 SAP cleared personnel.
  • Prevented the implementation of clandestine surveillance devices and ensures security anomalies of hazards are not being deployed into the facility.
  • Oversaw the daily security procedures and operations are being implemented per Department of Defense Requirements.
  • Developed and implemented a training program that provides guidance in physical security cases in interviewing and observing techniques under highly stressful situation for PFPA.
  • Performed initial investigations regarding security and possible fraud.
  • Examine all records and documentations to ensure compliance with policies, procedures, laws and regulations to present facts and findings to senior leaders through detailed reports or regular briefings.
  • Assessed risk and threats of theft, explosions, fire, emergency evacuations, and unauthorized access capabilities to the Pentagon, Mark center and outlying buildings
  • Communicated effectively orally and in writing. Drafts written polices consisting of memoranda of understanding, white papers, and standard operating procedures.
  • Lead the Assessable Unit Manager (AUM) for SSD visitor Management Division.
  • Full-time 40+hrs Week
  • $87,198- $103,690

Investigations Coordinator (1801) GS11

PFPA
05.2016 - 11.2020
  • Company Overview: Protection Services Division (PSD)
  • Provided Protective Intelligence and Counterintelligence support to DoD High Risk Personnel (HRP) for CONUS and OCONUS travel missions.
  • Provided analytical country trip assessments prior to travel to the agency Director of PFPA.
  • Team lead for the operations section for PSD, was responsible for 13 programs to include AUM.
  • Responsible for all team assignments on missions and 1811 weekly, monthly, and yearly schedules for the agency.
  • Performed quantitative and qualitative analysis of diverse issues, problems, and inquiries from known sources related to criminal investigative operational planning and execution that logically result in complete findings.
  • Completed Law Enforcement Instructor Training Program through Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC)
  • Expert on knowledge for decisions and precedential cases involving admissibility of evidence as well as search and seizures and arrest authority.
  • Completed Physical Security Training Program through FLETC.
  • Established operating security programs to meet specific organizational needs.
  • Provided technical guidance to security personnel for the Designated Official and Facility Security Representatives and designated representatives as well as other DoD tenant activities on budgetary requirements and proposed regulations for PSD.
  • Applied knowledge of methods and processes to conduct terrorism and improve security operations.
  • Developed guidance to employees to ensure full operations of security equipment while on mission.
  • Provided actionable protective intelligence, counterintelligence, and criminal intelligence with corresponding countermeasures and solutions with an emphasis on proactive threat identification and abatement to reduce risk. Establish and conducts open-source intelligence (OSINT)-based personal security risk assessments for the purpose of determining the type and extent of Personal information available in open sources pertaining to DoD Executives and others, as assigned by PFPA supervision.
  • Completed Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Training Program through FLETC
  • Provided comprehensive high-level briefs to senior leaders on special events and protective assignments as well as daily briefs on day-to-day operations.
  • Collaborated with other Office of investigations (OI) subject matter experts to perform predictive analytics to be proactive and identify emerging criminal trends and schemes directed at PFPA.
  • Represented PSD in working groups, meetings, and conferences as a subject matter expert to communicate information relates to physical security of the Under Secretaries.
  • Formulated and recommended Office of Investigations procedures, policies, and standards that promote more efficient operations of protocols for investigative staff and projects.
  • Completed IS-1170, IS-1171 and IS-1172 through FEMA
  • Applied knowledge of Antiterrorism Risk assessments and risk analysis to conduct assessments and provide written remediation and/or mitigation strategies.
  • Applied knowledge of security concepts, principles, and practices to perform security reviews and inspections.
  • Successfully conducted Physical Security Vulnerability Assessments for the Under Secretaries of Defense.
  • Applied knowledge of physical security and antiterrorism in order to plan, develop, and provide policy recommendations.
  • Full-time 40+hrs Week
  • $74,950 - $97,430

Senior Criminal Investigator/Section leader/ Supervisor (Special Agent) (1811)

United States Army Criminal Investigation Command
04.2007 - 02.2016
  • Company Overview: USACIDC, Fraud/General Crimes/SVU/Operations/ Drug Suppression
  • Worldwide Assignments: Hawaii Field Office; Wiesbaden, Germany, Field office; Afghanistan Field Office; Fort Belvoir, Protective Service Division; & Kuwait Field Office.
  • Served as a Detail Lead/PSO, lead Security Specialist, technical advisor, and subject matter expert to the SECDEF, DEPSECDEF, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as a Detail Lead, on all matters pertaining to the physical security, anti-terrorism, force protection, sensitive compartmental information, security requirements and crime prevention programs concerned with the protection of facilities and property while on missions, abroad and CONUS.
  • Accredited by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation Board in 2007 as a fully certified and accredited Special Agent, through USAMPS under Title 28 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 60.3a (2).
  • Presented and briefed the United States Attorney’s Offices with criminal investigations in Kentucky, Hawaii, Germany, England, Kuwait, and Afghanistan, which resulted in the planning and execution of search and arrest warrant for crimes such as murder, suicide, rape, environmental crimes, sexual assault, child pornography, theft of government funds, and theft of government property and equipment.
  • Planned and conducted various felony criminal investigations and operations with a U.S. Army, Airforce and U.S. Marine Corps interest including but not limited to; property offenses in excess of $100,000, death investigations, sex crimes, drug offenses, child abuse, bribery, forgery, reverse buys, and computer intrusion.
  • Developed and implemented training programs that provides guidance in investigating complex cases in interviewing and observing techniques, under highly stressful situations. The program also provides direction on the collection of evidence in general crimes cases.
  • Provided progress reports and formal briefings to senior leaders and managers on investigations.
  • Worked closely with other personnel within OIG, MPFU, Defense Criminal Investigative Services, law enforcement organizations, and professional business community in investigating and resolving allegations of criminal, civil, and administrative misconduct.
  • Utilized effective oral communication when conducting hundreds of subjects, victim, and witness interviews sometimes under extreme pressure due to media attention or op-tempo.
  • Interviewed witnesses and subjects, administer oaths, provided constitutional rights warnings, when necessary, obtained statements, carried firearms in the performance of official duties, made arrests, and executed search and seizure warrants in the continental United States and outside the continental United States.
  • Report writing, ad hoc requests, and preparing briefs adhering to standard military protocol.
  • Drafted and executed search and/or arrest warrants on criminal suspects in the performance of my daily duties.
  • Obtained sworn statements or video interviews for non-custodial and custodial interviews.
  • Researched books, ledger, cost reports, billing transactions, dozens of regulations and standard operating procedures to ensure success in procurement fraud investigations.
  • Understands federal, state, and local laws and the importance of assimilating laws that are not of federal statutes.
  • Trained Special Agents on the analysis procedures and evidence collection techniques needed to successfully conduct a financial crime investigation.
  • Supervised the training of new Special Agents in effective report writing, note taking and documentation IAW with Agency policies and Standard Operating Procedures.
  • Provided over 500 briefings on Sexual Assault, Drug Awareness and Fraud Awareness to senior personnel and over 2000 military and civilian personnel in the Kuwait theatre, Afghanistan Theater, Hawaii, and Germany.
  • Active Duty
  • $87,198- $103,690

Team Leader / Investigator / Manager / Supervisor Overt & Covert Drug Investigator (1801)

United States Army Military Police and USACIDC
07.2004 - 04.2007
  • Hawaii Field Office
  • Overt and Covert Drug Team Lead.
  • Conducted investigations of misdemeanor violations of applicable state and federal statutes including evaluation, collection, and preservation of evidence.
  • Collaborated investigations with the District Attorney's office, the Staff Judge Advocates office and other federal and local law enforcement agencies.
  • Applied knowledge of security concepts, principles, and practices to perform security reviews and inspections to missions and Covert investigations.
  • Deployed and used Traverse Listening equipment for covert investigations.
  • Briefed contingency and other plans to address emergencies concerning site access.
  • Routinely assessed the behaviors of individuals, suspects, victims as it relates to the investigation and applied Miranda, Garrity and Kalkines regularly.
  • Active Duty
  • $20,000 to $25,000

Team Leader/Investigator / Manager Investigator/Personal Security (0083)

United States Army Military Police
01.1996 - 07.2004
  • Worldwide: Vicenza, Italy; Fort Bliss, TX; & Chèvres Belgium
  • Conducted static watch of the U.S. Military Representative (MilRep) to NATO’s residence and hotel rooms by monitoring Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), logging visitors and screening calls intended for the U.S. MilRep.
  • Participated in protective operations for the President of the United States, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of the Army and combatant commanders.
  • Mentored, trained, and supervised over 30 security agents in all aspects of personal security, force protection and physical security.
  • Created probationary program for new personnel, which outlined expectations and training criteria. Coordinated with local and foreign law enforcement agencies to establish security and update security protocols with newest trends and methods.
  • Expert on all weapons systems.
  • Managed security detection teams by way of covert and overt counterterrorism, which prevented crimes and attacks by reporting suspicious behavior to the U.S and foreign government’s law enforcement. Operate and sustain a complex security system utilizing multiple cameras, sensors and local law enforcement personnel. Responsible for over $1,000,000 worth of equipment including two $250,000 vehicles.
  • Deployed to the Congo for Operation Guardian Retrieval.
  • Interviewed subjects and suspects, victims, witnesses, collected and evaluated evidence, effected apprehensions, and prepared written reports of investigation for judicial proceedings.
  • Active Duty
  • $20,000 to $25,000

Education

Bachelor of Art - Criminal Justice

University of Arizona, Global Campus
Tempe, AZ
11.2021

Skills

  • Fraud Investigation
  • Internal Affairs investigations
  • Narcotic investigations
  • Executive Protection Expert
  • Death investigations
  • Electronic surveillance
  • Sexual Assault investigations expert
  • Crime Scene Processing
  • Federal, state, and local laws knowledge
  • Federal criminal code expertise
  • Witness interrogations and interviews
  • Undercover operations
  • Asset protection

Accomplishments

  • Fraud Investigator, worked a multi-agency investigation to include German Polizei, involving stolen materials that utilized fraudulent work orders as reasons to purchase. The DPW workers used original signed orders by unit commanders to over purchase materials, then used the materials on their own houses and sold the material to other people on the black market. The loss to the government was over 1 million dollars. Investigation was referred to the Major Procurement Unit, where they received compensation fraud criminal conviction in Germany by German courts. Subjects was ordered to pay restitution to the U.S. Army, and some received jail time.
  • Executive Protection Expert, created, supervised, and have directed multi-agency executive protection teams for the top five in the Department of Defense, and the Department of Veterans Affairs, to include the Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense and the Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs, worldwide. I created teams, created schedules, supervised, directed personnel and conducted motorcade operations by employing advanced teams, limousine and follow car protective techniques, which were performed under exigent circumstances in the course of assigned duties, with zero loss or harm to the protectee in over 500 missions worldwide.
  • Supervisory Special Agent, supervised a multi-agency investigative teams of Special Agents assigned to the Drug Suppression Team- High Value Drug dealers in Hawaii and on all Military Installations. The team conducted, investigated, and prepared criminal cases for prosecution in local and Military Court. The team members received laudatory comments and several awards for our investigative efforts.
  • General Crimes Investigator, resolved a theft ring investigation by utilizing an informant, an undercover agent, and a technical listening device. Subject was Kuwaiti and tried by Kuwaiti civilian court. Recovered over 100 items stolen from the motor pool valued at $200,000.00.
  • Drug Suppression Team Lead, participated in and supervised numerous highly volatile overt and covert narcotics operation involving designer drugs. In one year seized over $1,000,000.00 in cocaine working with DEA and local police.
  • Evidence Custodian, in charge of 3 evidence rooms. One evidence room had over 2000 pieces of evidence, disposed of over 250 pieces of evidence, effectively reducing the backlog by 12.5%. One evidence room had over 600 pieces of evidence which were not maintained within accordance with Army regulation 195-5. I brought that evidence room to standards within accordance to 195-5.

Certification

Protective Services Training

Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience, Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist-Physical Security Manager

Physical Security Analyst

Sexual Assault Investigators Course

USACIDC Criminal Investigations Training Course

Evidence Management Certification Course

Child Sexual Abuse Interview Technique Training

Domestic Violence Intervention Course

Mass Fatalities Course

Timeline

Special Agent/Criminal Investigator (1811) Executive Protection Detail GS-13

Department of Veterans Affairs
03.2022 - Current

Physical Security & Infrastructure Manager (0080) GS12/13

Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA)
11.2020 - 03.2022

Investigations Coordinator (1801) GS11

PFPA
05.2016 - 11.2020

Senior Criminal Investigator/Section leader/ Supervisor (Special Agent) (1811)

United States Army Criminal Investigation Command
04.2007 - 02.2016

Team Leader / Investigator / Manager / Supervisor Overt & Covert Drug Investigator (1801)

United States Army Military Police and USACIDC
07.2004 - 04.2007

Team Leader/Investigator / Manager Investigator/Personal Security (0083)

United States Army Military Police
01.1996 - 07.2004

Bachelor of Art - Criminal Justice

University of Arizona, Global Campus

Awards

2 Defense Meritorious Service Medals, 2 Meritorious Service Medals, 7 Army Commendation Medals, 3 Army Achievement Awards, 2 Meritorious Unit Commendations, Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, 2 Afghanistan Campaign Medals, 2 National Defense Service Medals, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Medal, Several letters of appreciation and impact awards from other law enforcement agencies for assistance with their investigations., Earned numerous awards, medals, and commendations for exceptional achievements during civilian service

Training

  • Federal Air Marshal Service Training 2024
  • DoD Aspiring Leaders Program Graduate, Pentagon Leadership Academy 2020
  • Law Enforcement Instructor Training Program (FLETC) 2019
  • Force Science Basic Course (PFPA) 2018
  • Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience, Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist-Physical Security Manager, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) 2018
  • Physical Security Analyst, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) 2017
  • Evidence Management Certification Course, Camp Arifjan Kuwait 2015
  • Sexual Assault Investigators Course U.S. Army Military Police School (USAMPS) 2014
  • Senior Leadership Course (CID) (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2013
  • Structured Self-Development Level 4 (Fort Bliss Texas) 2013
  • Protective Services Training (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2010
  • Advanced Leaders Course (CID) (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2010
  • Critical Incident Peer Support Course (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2009
  • Nuclear Terrorism and Health Effects (Online training) 2008
  • Mass Fatalities Course (Hawaii Field Office, Online) 2008
  • Combat Life Saver Course (Grafenwoehr Germany) 2007
  • USACIDC Criminal Investigations Training Course (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2007
  • REID, Street Crimes and Drug Intervention, Hawaii 2005
  • Child Sexual Abuse Interview Technique Training (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2004
  • Defense Hazardous Materials Waste Handling Course (Online Training) 2002
  • Custody and Confinement Procedures (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2002
  • Prisoner Administration and Programs (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2002
  • Antiterrorism Evasive Driving Course (USAMPS, Vanihingen, Germany) 2001
  • Domestic Violence Intervention Course (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2001
  • Military Police Investigations Course (USAMPS, Ft Leonard Wood, MO) 2000
  • Military Police Basic Course (USAMPS, Ft McClellan, AL) 1996

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