Scott Moseby
Buckeye,AZ
Overview
19
19
years of professional experience
Work History
Senior Police Officer / Traffic Officer
Kinston Police Department
02.2017 - 11.2021
- Patrol Officers monitor an assigned area, looking out for suspicious, unauthorized or illegal activity
- They may patrol on foot, bicycle, car, or horseback
- If they encounter any incidents, they do on-the-scene investigations, aid persons in trouble and render other public services as needed
- Patrol Officers have the authority to issue citations, serve warrants of arrest or arrest persons on misdemeanor and felony charges
- They handcuff and search arrested persons and secure their custody
- They then must complete necessary reports concerning the alleged crime, the circumstances of arrest and evidence obtained
- Patrol Officers must be ready at all times to respond to reports of possible crime or emergencies, such as car accidents or robberies
- They quickly arrive on scene and work to secure the area, administer emergency first aid and summon necessary assistance
- Patrol Officers are responsible for regulating traffic on roads and checking the speed of vehicles using radar, laser and pacing
- They issue appropriate warnings, citations and summons to traffic violators, and investigate all traffic accidents
- They also provide assistance to motorists in need of aid
- Interact with Community Members
- Patrol Officers are the public face of the police department to the community, and work to build up good relations
- They regularly meet and talk with citizens, providing information, directions and assistance
- They may visit local businesses to determine needs for service, and schools to build up trust and provide information to students.
Platoon Sergeant
Fort Drum
01.2003 - 01.2015
- 2013-2015 Fort Drum
- Reconnaissance Batt 1-71 Inf
- Senior Squad Leader, Assistant Platoon Sergeant Served in a Reconnaissance Surveillance Target Acquisition (RSTA) Squadron
- 2011-2013 Fort Benning, GA / 1-29 INF
- Stryker Master Trainer/Platoon Sergeant supervised 42 personnel
- While also Coordinating training, ammo allocation, target detection for 90 soldiers to include fire power demonstrations for high dignitaries
- Iraq 09-10 Squad Leader
- US Army
- Served in Iraq as a Weapons Squad leader in command of 13 Soldiers
- Iraq 06-08 Team Leader/Squad Leader
- US Army
- LTC Infanti Personal Security Detail, Platoon Leader in combat sector
- Responsible for the training, counseling, knowledge, mentoring, and equipment of a 40 man light infantry Platoon
- Responsible for over $150,000 of military equipment (up to $1,000,000 while in Iraq)
- Developed various combat reports and detailed mission briefings to further assist the unit in accomplishment of the current mission
- Recognized by Gen.Patreaus for excellence in combat
- Fire Team Leader
- US Army
- April 2005 – October 2008 Fort Drum
- Iraq 04-05 RTO, Rifleman, Gunner
- Responsible for the discipline, counseling, training, equipment, and maintaining basic infantry skill proficiently of a four man light infantry fire team
- Served as a first line supervisor for lower enlisted Soldiers as a Noncommissioned Officer
- Maintained accountability of over $50,000 of military equipment
- Rated as a Fire Team Leader while serving as a machine gun team leader from Jan
- 1, 2005 to Apr
- 1, 2008.
Enlisted Infantry Soldier
US Army
01.2003 - 04.2005
- Served In Afghanistan as MG Prasek Personal Security Detail at Corp Level
- Responsible for maintaining self-discipline, equipment and upholding of the Army Values
- Served as a basic training recruit, rifleman, radio telephone operator, assistant machine gunner.
Skills
- Computer Skills
- Accident investigation
- Law Enforcement
- Public Safety
- Gang Awareness
- Community policing
- Courtroom Testimony
- Crisis Management
- Defensive Tactics
- Counterterrorism strategies
- Crime Prevention
- Cultural Sensitivity
- Arrest procedures
- Traffic Control
- Surveillance operations
- Hostage negotiation
- Diversity training
- Domestic Violence Intervention
- Integrity and Honesty
- Conflict de-escalation
- Planning and coordination
- Relationship building and management
- Self-defense techniques
- Physical Fitness
- Crisis intervention and deescalation
- Self-defense training
- Search and seizure procedures
- Community Engagement
- De-Escalation Techniques
- Human relations
- Traffic Laws
- Coaching and Mentoring
- Ethical Leadership
- Personal Development
- Influencing Others
- Innovation management
- Teamwork and Collaboration
- Team Leadership
- Organizational Skills
- Decision-Making
- Multitasking Abilities
- Good Judgment
- Scheduling and Coordinating
- Task Delegation
- Project Planning
- Operations Management
- Problem-Solving
- Attention to Detail
- Effective Communication
- Leadership Development
- Team building
- Professionalism
- Employee Relations
- Inventory Control
- Organization and Time Management
Timeline
Senior Police Officer / Traffic Officer
Kinston Police Department
02.2017 - 11.2021
Platoon Sergeant
Fort Drum
01.2003 - 01.2015
Enlisted Infantry Soldier
US Army
01.2003 - 04.2005
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