Sean Lai

1) Patrol designated areas of the City in a patrol vehicle or on foot to prevent, deter and discover crime.

2) Enforce traffic and criminal statutes and laws.

3) Issue citations to violators of City ordinances or State statutes and arrest persons on misdemeanor or felony charges, as well as handcuff and search arrested persons and take them into custody as warranted.

4) Respond to reports of possible crime and take initial action as the situation requires to secure the scene by administering first aid; arresting suspects; interviewing available victims and/or witnesses to gather evidence; complete incident and arrest reports.

5) Investigate persons suspected of being engaged in crime; ascertain and secure evidence pertaining to the alleged crime; arrest suspects for probable cause in felonies, and request specialized assistance as needed.

6) Respond to and investigate automobile accidents by assisting drivers or pedestrians who appear to be hurt or in trouble with emergency first aid, summoning necessary emergency medical assistance, interviewing principals and witnesses, making general drawings of the accident scenes, noting details, completing standard accident reports, issuing citations, or taking principals into custody as the situation warrants.

7) Investigate family disputes and reports of maltreatment of children by interviewing persons with complaints or inquiries, providing information on laws and ordinances, attempting to resolve the problem, taking principals into custody as needed, or referring them to appropriate agencies such as juvenile and medical authorities.

8) Perform specialized duties depending on the individual officer's background and abilities and on the needs of the department by patrolling and searching areas of the City, or serving as a member of a special Drug Investigation Team in conducting investigations of narcotics and other major crimes.

9) Serve as a liaison between the community and the department for educating the community in crime prevention through speaking engagements and films.

10) Locate and serve warrants and other official court documents to offenders.

11) Perform traffic enforcement duties.

12) Provide on-the-job training to new employees in the geographical and cultural characteristics of the City and the general methods to use in various situations, or serve as a member of the Tactical Police Team; and performs related work as assigned.

1. Attending and coordinating career days at local schools (elementary through high school) and state/local career fairs.

2. Assisting with Stored Property Ordinances (SPO) specifically homeless sweeps conducted with the City and County of Honolulu as well as State of Hawaii officials.

3. Hands on outreach work, assisting Residentially Challenged Persons (homeless) to get into shelters and rehab programs.

4. Educating schools and private businesses of Honolulu Police Department career paths, traffic safety awareness and active shooter training.

5. Work directly with local area politicians in addressing community concerns.

6. Organization of multiple Neighborhood Security Watch (NSW) in assigned area as well as attending monthly Neighborhood Board Meetings to give crime statistics and answer community questions.

7. All duties of a patrol officer

1. Officer / Uniformed Patrol Officer

2. Taking appropriate action when observing or being informed of matters requiring police attention.

3. Responsible for conducting all types of criminal and non-criminal investigations, interviewing suspects and witnesses, and completing the required police reports as required.

4. Entrusted with the responsibility of affecting arrests with or without a warrant when justified.

5. Responsible for handling, recovering and processing via proper channels all stolen, lost or abandoned property coming into their possession.

6. Responsible for the regulation of traffic and enforcement of traffic laws.

7. Responsible for presenting testimony in court was a witness, complainant, or expert and assisting the prosecutor with the prosecuting of the case.

8. Responsible for performing all other related duties as directed or required.

1. Creating lesson plans for one on one teaching with special needs students.

2. Teaching life skills (i.e Hygienic skills, gross motor skills, communication with others).

3. Assist with school work.

4. Provided one on one shadowing when out on field trips with student.

5. Provide a safe and secure learning environment for student.

1. Interior and exterior patrolling of Leahi Hospital.

2. Escorting of emergency vehicles and personal to designated floors.

3. Opening of Hospital for business hours.

4. Log visitors and vehicles after hours.

1. Created lesson plans and activities for kindergarten, First grade, Second grade children under my supervision.

2. Counseled and resolved conflicts when needed.

3. Give daily reports to children parents about how they behaved or any incidents that happened.

4. Provide a safe and secure environment that is conducive with learning.