Jacob Hobson

Gathered relevant, 911 call-based information by utilizing law-enforcement databases such as TRACIS, CJIS, OLETS, FLOCK and other sources to provide for officers responding to an incident in real time to allow officers to focus on the situation in front of them. Some types of information gathered are addresses, criminal records, vehicle plates, descriptions, and other pertinent information based on the call.

I start livestreams with officers body camera in extreme situations. This provides updates to other officers on their current location and situation. This helps eliminate the need for the officers to communicate the information needed themselves.

Also I, operated hundreds of cameras across the city to monitor circumstances as they develop and advised officers of any changes before their arrival.

We utilized license-plate readers across the city to help identify possible suspects in various crimes such as stolen vehicles or felony warrants.

Communicated with officers over radio on a daily basis, giving officer safety information, taking officer requests, and notifying to dispatch if a possible suspect vehicle was detected at any of the license plate readers.

• Loaded and unloaded trucks going to various distribution centers along the east coast by using a forklift and mounted computer to properly scan freight to track movement.

• Security screened freight set for international travel through the Tulsa international airport by following IATA and IOTA regulations. Checked for no-fly materials such as IEDs, flammables, corrosives, and other dangerous goods. Other no-fly items may include items not allowed for import based on country-specific laws.

• Unloaded and sorted product for sales floor according to department for overnight crew to stock shelves with.