Robert Horton

• Exercise command over the Central Region of the Austin Community College District.
• Responsible for the management of all employees assigned to my command and provides guidance to those employees.
• Currently reports directly to the Chief of Police. Duties are currently designated by the Chief of Police.
• Conducted regular inspections of operational areas to ensure safety regulations are followed.
• Supervised subordinate officers in the execution of their duties.
• Assisted with budget preparation by providing input on operational needs and cost estimates.
• Attended meetings regarding various issues related to operations management.
• Serve in the role of 'Acting Assistant Chief,' and all policies applicable to the rank of Assistant Chief are applicable to the lieutenant while serving in the role of Assistant Chief.
• Ensured compliance with federal, state, local laws and regulations relating to public safety.
• Organized special events such as parades or festivals requiring additional security measures.

Campus Sergeant

• First Line Supervisor: Exercise first line supervision of officers assigned to my supervision.
• Oversee direct supervision of the day to day police operations of the campus assigned.
• Reports to a lieutenant and makes recommendations for improvements in operations.

Reassigned as the Department's Investigations Sergeant

• Prepared detailed reports summarizing investigative activities and results.
• Attended training sessions to stay current on new investigative trends and technologies.
• Adhered to departmental policies regarding investigations and reporting procedures.
• Monitored online activity of suspects using various social media platforms.
• Presented case summaries at team meetings for review purposes.
• Provided guidance, direction, instruction, and training to subordinate personnel in their performance of duties.
• Prepared written reports summarizing incident information including suspect descriptions, vehicle information, evidence collected.
• Coordinated daily shift assignments; monitored radio frequencies to respond to emergencies and dispatches.
• Evaluated officer performance through observation of field operations and review of reports submitted by subordinates.
• Performed administrative functions such as completing paperwork related to arrests made by officers under supervision.
• Followed up on leads obtained through interviews or other sources.
• Researched relevant laws pertaining to active investigations.
• Completed comprehensive face-to-face interviews with subjects, neighbors and employers to generate reports to document investigative findings.
• Interviewed subjects, targets and witnesses for information verification and corroboration.
• Responsible for any investigations assigned.
• Conducted interviews with witnesses and suspects to obtain information related to case.
• Reviewed police reports, medical records, and other documents for evidence.
• Organized and maintained files of all investigative activities.
• Gathered evidence from crime scenes including photographs, fingerprints, and physical samples.
• Analyzed data gathered during investigations to determine the validity of claims or theories.
• Developed strategies for gathering additional evidence or intelligence related to cases.
• Drafted legal documents such as search warrants, subpoenas, arrest warrants, and indictments.
• Collaborated with local law enforcement agencies on criminal investigations.

• The patrol officer and master patrol rank are synonyms of each other.
• Patrolled assigned areas to detect criminal activity and provide public safety.
• Conducted traffic stops, wrote tickets, and made arrests when necessary.
• Investigated suspicious activities, responded to emergency calls, and mediated disputes.
• Served as the first-line contact with the public and assigned to designated campuses in the District.
• Duties are various and to be carried out within the Department’s polices and directives, as well as federal, state, and local laws.
• Performed all duties of a licensed police officer within the context of a college environment, coordinating and assisting other officers.
• Wrote and filed daily logs, incident reports, and citations.
• Provided faculty and staff, students, and visitors with information and directions.
• Opened and secured buildings and classrooms.
• Maintained departmental equipment and monitored college equipment inventory on routine patrols.
• Testified on behalf of the college in court proceedings, as required.
• Acted as a lead police officer in orienting, training, and assisting other officers.
• Informed and worked collaboratively with campus managers on all issues and operations related to campus safety and security, and to address identified campus needs and concerns.

• Oversaw and maintained custody, care, and control of inmates or detainees of the Williamson County Jail while enforcing the rules, regulations, policies, and procedures set forth by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards and the Williamson County Sheriff's Office.
• As a Deputy Sheriff, I signed off on bonds, as required by law.
• Conducted criminal investigations on inmates within the Williamson County Jail.
• Taught jailers and deputies in the Williamson County Jail Academy.

• Investigated criminal activity, such as assaults, burglaries, and thefts, in a jail environment.
• Gathered evidence from crime scenes to assist with investigations.
• Prepared detailed written reports documenting incident information and investigative activities.
• Participated in continuing education courses related to law enforcement practices.
• Monitored inmates at correctional facilities ensuring compliance with all rules and regulations.
• Collected and preserved evidence associated with crimes, supporting investigations
• Served warrants, subpoenas, and summonses, encouraging adherence to legal proceedings.
• Testified in court in connection with criminal prosecutions to support judicial process.

1985-1986 Police Officer

• Served as a Patrol Officer, responsible for enforcing all applicable laws and ordinances, as well as working with the community on quality of life issues.

1986-1994 Patrol Sergeant

• First Line Supervisor assigned to a leadership role that motivates, organizes, and coordinates the activities of a shift comprised of two squads of Patrol Officers. Also responsible for instilling the organization's Fundamental Values and working with subordinates to achieve the Department's Goals and Objectives.

1995-1996 Police Officer

• Served as a Patrol Officer, responsible for enforcing all applicable laws and ordinances, as well as working with the community on quality of life issues.

1995-1996 Field Training Officer

• Assisted in the development and implementation of the Field Training Officer Program and served as a Field Training Officer, training the various different phases to Introductory Police Officers and documenting their progress.

1996-1999 Investigator/School Resource Officer

• Responsible for proactive measures on multiple campuses. Also responsible for responding to the changing dynamics of the educational environment. Served as a visual presence on the campuses, dealing with law enforcement issues. Taught students on law enforcement-related topics. Served as a resource to teachers, parents, and students for conferences on an individual basis, working hand in hand to solve problems in the school community.

1999-2009 Criminal investigations Sergeant

• Criminal Investigations Sergeant overseeing the Crimes Against Persons Unit in the Criminal Investigations Division.
• Reviewed employee performance evaluations for accuracy and completeness.
• Conducted investigations into criminal activities, including interviewing witnesses and suspects, gathering evidence and preparing reports.
• Supervised a team of investigators in the collection of evidence, surveillance operations and interrogations.
• Developed innovative strategies to investigate cases effectively and efficiently.
• Analyzed case data to develop investigative plans for complex cases and provided guidance to junior staff members on how best to proceed with their assigned tasks.
• Drafted search warrants for court approval based on probable cause findings from investigations.
• Coordinated with other law enforcement agencies to share information related to ongoing investigations.
• Prepared detailed reports of investigations, outlining all facts uncovered during the course of an investigation.
• Reviewed legal documents such as arrest warrants, indictments or subpoenas prior to execution or service by officers.
• Attended court proceedings as needed to provide testimony regarding investigations conducted under my supervision.
• Provided training sessions for subordinates on investigative techniques, procedures and protocols.
• Assessed crime scenes for potential evidence collection and ensured proper chain of custody was maintained for all collected items.
• Responded quickly and professionally to emergency situations requiring investigation at any time of day or night.
• Developed effective working relationships with prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges and other stakeholders involved in criminal justice system.
• Managed all aspects of an investigation from initial report through final resolution.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of applicable laws, regulations, policies and procedures pertaining to criminal investigations.
• Participated in undercover operations when necessary in order to gain access to confidential information or individuals associated with a case.
• Analyzed financial records related to cases being investigated in order uncover potential fraud or money laundering schemes.
• Organized large amounts of data gathered during an investigation into concise summaries that could be used by prosecutors in court proceedings.
• Maintained organized records of all information and material pertinent to open investigations.
• Interviewed subjects, targets and witnesses for information verification and corroboration.
• Completed comprehensive face-to-face interviews with subjects, neighbors and employers to generate reports to document investigative findings.
• Utilized various databases and public records to research and compile information relevant to investigations.
• Documented facts and statements gathered from complainants, witnesses and accused persons.
• Interviewed witnesses and persons of interest to gather statements for use in criminal investigations.
• Obtained warrants to search properties for evidence of criminal activity.

• Conducted traffic stops, issued citations, and made arrests when necessary.
• Investigated criminal activity such as assaults, burglaries, robberies, thefts.
• Gathered evidence from crime scenes to assist with investigations.
• Prepared detailed written reports documenting incident information and investigative activities.
• Responded to emergency calls for service involving domestic disputes or other potentially hazardous situations.
• Patrolled assigned areas to detect suspicious activity and enforce laws and regulations.
• Adhered to departmental policies and procedures while performing job duties.
• Interacted with citizens in a professional manner during routine patrols or while responding to calls for service.
• Interviewed witnesses and victims of crimes to obtain additional information regarding incidents under investigation.
• Developed relationships with members of the community through participation in various events or activities.
• Performed administrative tasks such as completing paperwork, filing documents.
• Participated in continuing education courses related to law enforcement practices.
• Ensured that equipment was properly maintained and operational before each shift.
• Arrested and transported suspects or prisoners to jail or court to maintain custody.
• Drafted incident reports detailing criminal activity, civil proceedings and varied incidents.
• Served warrants, subpoenas, and summonses, encouraging adherence to legal proceedings.
• Collected and preserved evidence associated with crimes, supporting investigations
• Testified in court in connection with criminal prosecutions to support judicial process.
• Interviewed subjects, targets and witnesses for information verification and corroboration.
• Patrolled designated area to assist persons in trouble and render other public safety services.
• Responded to radio messages or telephone instructions to appear at scenes of disorder or crime.
• Prepared detailed documentation of felony-level property and violent crimes investigations.
• Regulated vehicle flow, at times of emergency or congestion to reduce accidents.
• Wrote detailed arrest and accident reports.
• Patrolled designated to identify criminal activities, issue citations, prevent incidents and serve warrants.
• Answered calls and complaints while providing community-oriented police services to improve and enhance quality of life community-wide.
• Monitored and investigated suspicions persons and situations and unusual activities.
• Supported positive relationships between community leaders and general public by demonstrating courteous and cooperative behavior when interacting with citizens and visitors.
• Testified in court at criminal hearings and trials as to scenes observed, evidence collected and previous incidents.
• Recorded facts and prepared reports to document incidents and activities for later use in court cases and legal records.
• Rendered assistance to accident victims and other persons requiring first aid for physical injuries or medical crises.
• Investigated illegal or suspicious activities, performing direct follow-up or reporting findings to appropriate senior personnel.

• Patrolled assigned areas to detect criminal activity and provide public safety.
• Conducted traffic stops, wrote tickets, and made arrests when necessary.
• Investigated suspicious activities, responded to emergency calls, and mediated disputes.
• Served warrants, subpoenas, and other legal documents.
• Provided assistance to victims of crimes or accidents.
• Assisted with crowd control at special events or protests.
• Interviewed suspects and witnesses to obtain statements regarding incidents.
• Gathered evidence from crime scenes for further investigation by detectives.
• Operated radar equipment to monitor speed limits on highways and roads.
• Responded to radio dispatches regarding disturbances or criminal acts in progress.
• Enforced local ordinances related to parking violations or other minor infractions.
• Monitored and investigated suspicions persons and situations and unusual activities.
• Drafted incident reports detailing criminal activity, civil proceedings and varied incidents.
• Responded to major interstate vehicular accidents with fatalities or serious injuries.
• Responded promptly to calls for service, assessing situations and taking appropriate action.
• Enforced traffic laws, issuing citations for violations to ensure public safety.
• Testified in court regarding arrests and investigations, presenting evidence clearly.
• Wrote detailed arrest and accident reports.

• Assisted with inmate processing, including fingerprinting, photographing and booking.
• Monitored inmates in the jail facility to ensure safety and security.
• Enforced all rules of the jail facility, ensuring that inmates followed these regulations.
• Provided support to other law enforcement officers during arrests, searches and seizures.
• Responded to emergency situations within the facility, such as medical emergencies or altercations between inmates.
• Maintained accurate records of inmate information, including intake forms, medical histories and release dates.
• Conducted regular cell inspections for contraband items or dangerous materials.
• Supervised meals for inmates and ensured proper nutrition according to dietary requirements.
• Managed visitation schedules for family members of inmates and monitored visits when necessary.

Transitioned to Field Deputy

• Conducted traffic stops, issued citations, and made arrests when necessary.
• Coordinated with other departments on prisoner transfers or releases from custody.
• Interacted with inmates in a professional manner while enforcing discipline policies.
• Performed searches of individuals entering or leaving the jail facility as needed.
• Processed paperwork related to bond payments or court appearances for inmates.
• Prepared incident reports regarding disturbances or violations within the jail environment.
• Administered medications to inmates according to doctor's orders.
• Investigated incidents involving potential criminal activity by an inmate within the jail system.
• Searched prisoner cells and belongings for contraband and weapons.
• Conducted booking procedures on new inmates by performing fingerprinting and medical assessments.
• Issued clothing, bedding, and other authorized items to inmates.
• Observed conduct of inmates and protected from dangers.
• Monitored inmate behavior to prevent escape attempts, crime, and other dangerous activities.
• Led grid searches to locate and confiscate potential harmful items and contraband.
• Conducted patrolling of jail premises to detect any suspicious activity or security breaches.
• Enforced jail policies and procedures to prevent escapes and ensure a secure environment.

Transitioned to Field Deputy

• Prepared and submitted daily reports and logs detailing jail operations and incidents.
• Investigated criminal activity such as assaults, burglaries, robberies, thefts.
• Gathered evidence from crime scenes to assist with investigations.
• Prepared detailed written reports documenting incident information and investigative activities.
• Responded to emergency calls for service involving domestic disputes or other potentially hazardous situations.
• Patrolled assigned areas to detect suspicious activity and enforce laws and regulations.
• Adhered to departmental policies and procedures while performing job duties.
• Interacted with citizens in a professional manner during routine patrols or while responding to calls for service.
• Interviewed witnesses and victims of crimes to obtain additional information regarding incidents under investigation.
• Developed relationships with members of the community through participation in various events or activities.
• Arrested and transported suspects or prisoners to jail or court to maintain custody.
• Ensured that equipment was properly maintained and operational before each shift.
• Drafted incident reports detailing criminal activity, civil proceedings and varied incidents.
• Served warrants, subpoenas, and summonses, encouraging adherence to legal proceedings.
• Collected and preserved evidence associated with crimes, supporting investigations