RESUME:

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Acting & Modeling Objectives:
Movies
Films
TV Shows
Commercials
Commercial Print

Experience:
Suspect Zero-Extra/Highway Patrolman, Paramount Pictures (2002)

Special Skills & Talents:
Police Officer Tactics
Emergency Vehicle Operations
Military Tactics

Sports & Hobbies:
Football, Basketball, Softball, Firearms, Fishing, Outdoor activities and Running.

Languages:
German and Navajo.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
Knowledgeable and experienced in state and tribal law enforcement; knowledgeable of jurisdictional issues in tribal communities and experience in asset protection.

WORK EXPERIENCE:
February 19, 2003 to July 20, 2003 Sears
Asset Protection Associate Albuquerque, New Mexico

Perform required duties as an Asset Protection Associate in department stores under limited supervision. Protect the assets of the Sears by proactively working to prevent instore employee accidents, customer accidents, external and 'internal thefts.
Investigate missing merchandise, currency, outgoing/ incoming products and a variety of electronic equipment used in the daily operations of the store. Perform daily/monthly safety checks within store premises pertaining to fire extinguishers, emergency exits, fire alarm systems, fire sprinklers and security alarm systems. Perform weekly/monthly reports on shrink areas, employee injuries, customer injuries, recommendations for safety compliance in the workplace and required audits of store merchandise.
Investigate shortages in cash wraps, high theft merchandise, electronic equipment and floor merchandise. Maintain and Utilize Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) for the detection of external/ internal theft, store security operations, quality control for subcontract employees and incidents regarding risk management issues. Ensure that employees and customers are both in a safe environment to work and shop.

August 2002 Suspect Zero
Extra (Hi Albuquerque, New Mexico Highway Patrol Officer)
Played a character in the thriller, suspense movie Suspect Zero

January 29, 1993 to August 21, 2001 Arizona Department of Public Saftey
Highway Patrol Officer Phoenix, Arizona
Patrolled highways and performed general duties of police work in the protection of life and property through the enforcement of laws and the prevention of crime.

Performed related tasks as required; patrolled state highway systems by state owned patrol cars or other means. Enforced traffic laws and controlled movement of traffic. Maintained the familiarity of patrol area by learning highways, landmarks, buildings and topography. Answered calls and complaints *involving vehicle collisions, misdemeanors, and felonies. Responded to general public calls for service. Stabilized emergency situations on/off roadway systems throughout the state. Secured accident or crime scenes, administered first aid as first responder, and provided assistance and protection as required. Wrote detailed reports on police-related activities and issues. Investigated traffic collisions and criminal cases by conducting interviews and gathering evidence.
Arrested criminals and traffic law offenders and transported to adult/juvenile detention facilities. Utilized appropriate force to subdue offenders and suspects. Prepared cases for court and testified as witness. Kept informed and aware of persons and places suspected of illegal activity and/or potential for problems within my assigned area (northeastern Arizona) of the state. Attended training classes and seminars in police methods and related topics. Operate and maintain a variety law enforcement equipment, tools, weapons, and state-owned motor vehicles. Participated in problem oriented policing efforts by identifying problem locations, recommending and implementing solutions, and monitoring the outcome. Maintained liaisons with other law enforcement agencies (tribal, county, and federal), court systems, and the motoring public to promote a cooperative law enforcement environment.

May 05, 1991 to January 28, 1993 Navajo Nation Police Department
Police Officer Window Rock, Arizona

Under limited supervision, I performed work of moderate difficulty involving general police work in the protection of life and property through the enforcement of tribal, federal laws and regulations; performed related work as assigned.
Patrolled assigned areas (Four Comer area; New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah) of the Navajo Nation for the prevention of crime and enforcement of all applicable criminal, traffic, narcotics, and liquor laws. I carried -a variety of firearms, responded to calls for service involving crimes such as robberies, assaults, homicides, and narcotics violations. Responded to general public service calls for civil or societal problems; issued traffic summons, warnings and vehicle equipment repair orders; made arrests and searched suspects for weapons and evidence. I also advised suspects of their rights, as well.
Completed and maintained various reports and other documentation related to assigned police activities; responded to calls involving traffic collisions, criminal and other violations. Investigated and secured crime scenes, 'interviewed witnesses, interrogated suspects, took photographs and/or diagrams of crime scenes as needed. Seized controlled substances, evidence, and recovered stolen property. Provided backup and assisted other police units and law enforcement agencies.

Prepared judicial documentation and executed search warrants; served court orders and arrest warrants; testified *in criminal and civil courts as required. Maintained peace and
public order at community events and public gatherings. Promoted community oriented policing through community interaction. Participated in crime prevention, gang awareness, and safety activities through presentations at community meetings, educational institutions (D.A.R.E.), public and private groups. I attended and participated in training and employee development activities.

February 13, 1986 to February 12, 1989 United States Army
Tracked Vehicle Mechanic Kitzingen, Germany

The success of US Army missions depended on keeping automotive and heavy track vehicle equipment in top operating condition. As a vital member of the mechanical and maintenance team, my duties as a Track Vehicle Mechanic was primarily responsible for performing maintenance on tracked vehicles, wheeled vehicles, and material handling equipment along with chemical quartermaster equipment. Supervised immediate subordinates on performing related (maintenance) responsibilities to all Tracked Vehicles in an Air Defense Aftillefy Battery. This also 'included fuel, hydraulic and electrical system repair and maintenance.
Repaired gas turbine power plants/packs, diesel power plants/packs, compression ignition engine fuel systems and compression ignition air induction systems. Maintained and repaired vehicle air cooling systems, vehicle liquid cooling systems, automatic transmission assemblies, transfer assemblies, hydraulic operating systems and Tracked vehicle hydraulic assemblies. Troubleshooting problems in vehicle engines, electrical systems, steering, brakes and torsion suspensions. Tuned and repaired engines; Replaced and repaired damaged body/hull parts, hydraulic lifts and shovel/grader blades on Recovery Tracked vehicles. Established and followed schedules for maintaining Tracked vehicles in garrison and field environments.

Education:
May 1985 Chinle High School Chinle, Arizona
High School Diploma

May 2004 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico
(Expected graduation date)
B.A. Criminology; Minor: Psychology

Skills:
Experienced in police tactics, self defense and patrol operations. Emergency vehicle operations (Specialize in Ford Crown Victoria Interceptor; Chevrolet Caprice motor) in all weather conditions and road types.

Familiar and knowledgeable in state and tribal (Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah) law enforcement issues regarding inter-agency collaboration.