William Hurt

Loss Prevention Supervisor @Omni Las Colinas Hotel

Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, US
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WORK HISTORY

Dec 2022 — Present

Loss Prevention Supervisor @Omni Las Colinas Hotel

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US

EDUCATION

2006 — 2007

Mount Washington College

Bachelor of Science 2007, Criminal Justice

2011 — 2012

American Public University System

Master of Arts (M.A.), Criminal Justice

ABOUT WILLIAM HURT

Highly motivated and driven professional experienced in alcohol awareness, narcotics identification, as well as report writing and interviewing. Participated in community oriented style of policing where active patrolling was used regularly to help deter crime and promote public safety through the use of foot, motor vehicle and bicycle patrols. Responded to incidents/emergencies and other various calls for service and comprised written reports based on the facts of said events. Enforced District of Columbia criminal laws and made arrests accordingly. Served as Field training officer from 2011-present, thus responsible for training new officers on various areas such as criminal law, report writing procedures, and patrol techniques. Enforced University policies related to alcohol and/or drugs, as well as misuse of university owned property. FEMA Emergency Management Institute Certified February 2009 ICS-100: Introduction to the Incident Command System ICS-200: ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents Specialties-Certified Field Training Officer -Monadnock Expandable Baton -OCAT -PR-24 Baton -Pressure Point Control Tactics -Monadnock Arrest control/ Defensive Tactics -Narcotics Identification Kit -CPR, Basic First Aid, AED -Mountain Bike Patrol -Member of Department Honor Guard unit

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