Wesley Hamilton

• Directed subcontractor schedules to maintain workflow and prevent trade conflicts.
• Enforced site safety standards and corrected hazardous conditions promptly.
• Coordinated inspections, punch lists, and closeout tasks with project teams.
• Reviewed drawings and specifications to verify installation accuracy and scope compliance.
• Communicated daily progress updates with clients, architects, and project managers.
• Resolved construction issues by coordinating trades, vendors, and site requirements.
• Performed regular job site observations to provide direction for general contractor personnel and subcontractor laborers.

• Installed wiring, conduit, and electrical components for commercial and residential systems.
• Interpreted blueprints, schematics, and layouts to complete accurate installations.
• Troubleshot circuits, panels, and fixtures to restore safe electrical operation.
• Tested voltage, continuity, and grounding using multimeters and other diagnostic tools.
• Pulled wire through conduits and through holes in walls and floors.

• Patrolled assigned districts, responding to calls for service and maintaining public safety
• Assigned to the Street Crimes Unit (SCU) for three years, conducting proactive criminal enforcement while also supporting CID and patrol division in the apprehension of criminals and investigations
• Assigned to the NE Tarrant County Region SWAT team for 2 years as an operator
• Investigated traffic crashes, collected evidence, and completed detailed incident reports
• Enforced traffic and criminal laws through proactive observation and lawful arrest procedures
• I relied on perceptual vigilance to look beyond the traffic stop, expanding into advanced criminal investigations, surpassing traditional patrol methods
• Conducted traffic stops and reasonable suspicion contacts to detect criminal activity while understanding that honest, ordinary citizens deserve the right to anonymity in their everyday travels
• Assisted citizens with emergencies, welfare checks, and community policing concerns
• Testified in court and prepared reports resulting in successful criminal prosecutions and departmental review
• Mentored newer officers on field procedures, report quality, patrol strategies, interview techniques, and officer safety practices
• Conducted thorough investigations that led to arrests, convictions, and successful prosecution of criminal cases.

• Assigned to the City/County Narcotics Unit for duration of employment
• Routine Duties as a narcotics investigator include, but not limited to, surveillance of suspected residences and suspects involved in the distribution of narcotics; developing a network of sources of information through custodial interviews, roadside interviews, and consensual encounters; write and execute search warrants; conduct knock and talk investigations; conduct CI buy walks; instruct patrol to conduct traffic stops on target vehicles/suspects
• I relied on intuition and investigative expertise to identify drug trends and local drug distribution networks
• Built rapport with persons actively involved in the purchase and/or distribution of drugs which resulted in the creation of a vast information network regarding drug activity via extensive and numerous interviews/contacts with persons involved in the drug trade
• As I gained experience and developed sources of information, I learned how suspects would operate in an organized manner to distribute narcotics. The knowledge I gained from my experiences as a narcotics investigator, through the investigative methods listed above, helped me identify and connect targets to an organizational network engaging in the distribution of narcotics, namely methamphetamine
• Case Agent for Operation Victory-OCA
• Utilizing sources of information, discovered network of targets distributing methamphetamine in Palo Pinto County, including supplier in Fort Worth, TX
• Worked alongside DPS CID to complete investigation
• Completed reports regarding overt acts in OCA, including traffic stop investigations, buy-walks, custodial interviews, and phone tolls
• 8 defendants indicted in August 2016
• For further information regarding this case please contact Co-Case Agent DPS Special Agent Steven Tuggle, (940) 597-8299
• District Attorney Michael Burns (940) 231-2869
• Case Agent for Operation Homeward Bound
• Utilizing sources of information, traffic stop investigations, and (cellular telephone device) search warrants, discovered network of targets distributing methamphetamine in Palo Pinto County, including suppliers located in Dallas, TX and Wichita Falls, TX
• Worked alongside DPS CID to complete investigation
• Completed reports regarding overt acts in OCA, including traffic stop investigations, custodial interviews, and phone tolls
• Created sources information regarding targets distribution of methamphetamine via buy-walks and interviews
• Prepared affidavits, reports, and testimony supporting court proceedings.
• Trained deputies on narcotics enforcement procedures, investigative techniques, and report accuracy.
• Collaborated with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to dismantle drug trafficking organizations effectively.
• At the conclusion, all 12 defendants were successfully prosecuted and sentenced
• For further information regarding this case, please contact:
• Co-Case Agent DPS Special Agent Mitchel (Jay) Jones, (940) 452-0010
• District Attorney Kriste Burnett, (817) 240-8986

• Member of the Region 6 Special Operations Group from March 2014-June 2015
• I was assigned to the Patrol Division of the Somervell County Sheriff's Department.
• My duties as a Patrol Deputy included responding to calls for service, completing reports regarding incidents/offenses which occurred, serving civil papers, executing warrant services, conducting vehicular accident investigations, and conducting traffic stops
• As I gained experience and training as a patrolman, I became interested in criminal interdiction and being as proactive as possible in my patrol efforts
• As a result of my experience and proactive approach to patrol, I played an integral role in Operation Ice-Teague OCA case
• Developed sources of information regarding, but not limited to, the distribution of methamphetamine in Somervell and Hood County through rapport building and debriefs of suspects
• Identified targets and discovered evidence via criminal interdiction traffic investigations, custodial interviews, and cooperating individuals
• Informed Texas Ranger Don Stoner of information received and cases completed, who (in turn) contacted DPS CID
• For further information regarding this operation please contact :
• (Case Agent) DPS Special Agent Mike Wiley (940) 359-5080
• Texas Ranger Don Stoner (817) 648-8806
• Johnson County DA Investigator Derrel McCravey (817) 659-9076

• Graduated from
• Received the Physical Fitness Award for BPOA Class 143
• Received the Special Recognition Award

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