Antiknea Love

Highlighted Skills:

Investigative Skills: Evidence Collection & Analysis:

Collecting physical and digital evidence, such as fingerprints, DNA, security footage, and items left behind at the crime scene.
Crime Scene Analysis: An ability to assess a crime scene quickly and thoroughly to determine how the robbery/burglary took place, the modus operandi of the suspect(s), and any potential witnesses or evidence.
Critical Thinking & Problem Solving: Analyzing a variety of evidence, identify patterns, and make connections between various pieces of information to solve the case.

Interpersonal Skills: Interviewing & Interrogation:

• Obtained and served search warrants related to ongoing cases.

Conduct effective interviews with witnesses, victims, and potential suspects. This includes the ability to read people, spot inconsistencies in statements, and ask probing questions without leading the conversation.
Witness and Victim Rapport Building: Establishing trust with victims and witnesses can lead to crucial tips or information that might otherwise go unreported.

• Prioritized multiple active cases efficiently by continually reassessing urgency levels based on emerging factors such as public safety concerns or new leads.

Attention to Detail: Extremely detail-oriented in analyzing crime scenes, reviewing evidence, and keeping track of investigative leads.

• Maintained confidentiality of sensitive information while sharing vital intelligence with appropriate colleagues for effective case resolution.

Knowledge of Law and Procedures and Company Policy:

• Participated in court hearings to provide written reports, evidence and verbal testimonies.

Familiarity with local, state, and federal laws regarding robbery, burglary and property related crimes, as well as rules of evidence, search warrants, and legal processes, is essential for conducting lawful investigations and building cases.
Knowledge of Criminal Psychology: Understanding criminal behavior, motivations, and profiles, particularly for serial or repeat offenders.

• Developed strong relationships with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies for collaborative efforts in solving high-profile cases.

Communication Skills: Report Writing: Write clear, concise, and accurate reports that document their findings, actions, and conclusions.
Court Testimony: testify in court presenting investigative findings in a manner that is clear, factual, and persuasive.
Team Collaboration: Seek out and work with other detectives, officers, forensic specialist, and external agencies.

• Key Responsibilities

Investigating Property Crimes: (Robbery, Burglary, Motor Vehicle Theft, Financial Crimes)

Initial Case Assessment:

assesses the case, gathers initial information, and determines the appropriate course of action.
Collecting and Preserving Evidence:

ensure that physical and digital evidence is collected, cataloged, and preserved according to legal standards.
Witness Interviews:

interview victims, witnesses, and anyone who may have information regarding the crime, gather as much information as possible to identify suspects.
Tracking and Identifying Suspects: use of various methods, including surveillance footage, witness descriptions, forensic evidence, and informants, to track down suspects.
Operations planning or collaborate with other law enforcement agencies to identify and capture criminals.

Crime Scene Processing: At the scene of the crime, process the area for evidence. This includes looking for fingerprints, DNA samples, weapons, stolen goods, or other trace evidence left behind by the suspect(s).
Preventive Measures and Trends Analysis:

Analyze crime patterns in an effort to predict future robberies, burglaries, vehicle thefts and prevent further incidents. By identifying trends (e.g., locations, times, methods), advise local businesses or residents on security measures and work with community organizations to raise awareness.
Handling High-Risk Situations: In cases involving armed robbery or dangerous criminals, coordinate with Fugitive Apprehension Unit and or Tactical Operations Unit.
Dealing with Victims and Their Families:

handle sensitive situations involving victims who may have experienced trauma. Offer support, explain the investigation process, and ensure victims are informed about the progress of the case.

• Managed complex case loads efficiently, prioritizing tasks for optimum outcomes.
• Mentored junior detectives, sharing knowledge and experience to enhance their investigative skills.

• FARO-3D scanner operator
• Proficient Photographing crime scenes and evidence
• Displayed sound judgment under pressure when making critical decisions that impact public safety during emergency situations.
• Utilized excellent communication skills when interacting with diverse populations, fostering trust between law enforcement and the community members they serve.
• Answered emergency calls for help from citizens and business owners.
• Enhanced public safety by conducting routine patrols and responding to emergency calls promptly.
• Conducted searches of individuals, vehicles and premises.
• Patrolled assigned areas to check homes, businesses, and public roads for signs of disturbance.
• Secured crime scenes, gathered evidence, and questioned witnesses.
• Handled domestic disputes tactfully, de-escalating tensions while providing appropriate support to affected individuals.
• Effectively diffused potentially dangerous situations through verbal negotiation techniques before escalating force was necessary.
• Reduced criminal activity in assigned areas through proactive policing and community engagement.
• Investigated and reported crimes, accidents, offenses, and damage to property.
• Testified effectively in court, contributing to successful prosecutions of offenders.
• Conducted thorough investigations for various cases, leading to timely resolutions and justice served.
• Enforced traffic laws diligently, promoting road safety and reducing accident rates.
• Responded immediately to reports of automobile accidents and criminal activity, calling for additional support as necessary.
• Managed crowd control during events, ensuring public safety while minimizing disruptions to attendees or surrounding communities.
• Apprehended offenders and conducted interviews and interrogations.
• Apprehended suspects, read Miranda Rights, and transported offenders to jail.

• Assist CEO with administrative support
• Manage and maintain front office order of operations, greeting clients
• Answer phones professionally, takes messages, check voicemails and return calls promptly
• Coordinating with new and potential clients
• Managed daily operations, ensuring timely completion of tasks and maintaining a well-organized work environment.
• Oversaw office inventory activities by ordering and requisitions and stocking and shipment receiving.
• Maintained inventory of office supplies, proactively restocking materials when needed to minimize downtime due to shortages.
• Kept front office clean and well-organized to keep areas presentable for guests and maximize professional appeal.
• Transferred and directed phone calls, guests, and mail to correct staff members.
• Supported the Office Manager with various tasks such as preparing reports or presentations for executive-level meetings.
• Recorded expenses and maintained accounting records.
• Streamlined office procedures by implementing efficient filing systems and managing schedules.
• Served as liaison between management and staff, effectively resolving conflicts and fostering positive relationships.
• Handled sensitive information with discretion by adhering to confidentiality protocols at all times.

• Office Administrative Receptionist duties include: Assisting Office Manager, Receptionist, Answering & directing calls, Scheduling, Billing, collecting payments, Communicating with Medical officers and patients, Appointment reminder calls
• Office supply inventory and ordering, electronic charting, filing, medical records, referral management
• Process Medicaid, Medicare and Private insurance payments and travel vouchers, Insurance verification, Prior Authorizations for Medications
• Conduct Laboratory Billing Audit, Communicate with Partnering Laboratories
• Clinical duties include: Rooming patients, Vital signs, UA (monitored/non-monitored): collection and process on site, Injections, EKG's, Patient Education
• New patient exams: processing and charting charts
• Assisting physician during exams: Scribe, Epworth Sleep Scale Scoring, PDQ 9 scoring
• Auditing pill count, proper medication disposal of unused medications
• Completing Pharmacology & Laboratory requisition forms, Imaging referrals
• Sanitized, restocked, and organized exam rooms and medical equipment.
• Obtained client medical history, medication information, symptoms, and allergies.
• Directed patients to exam rooms, fielded questions, and prepared for physician examinations.
• Performed medical records management, including filing, organizing and scanning documents.
• Built strong relationships with patients through effective communication skills that foster trust in the clinic''s commitment to quality care.
• Maintained a safe and clean clinical environment by adhering to infection control guidelines and disposing of biohazardous waste properly.
• Assisted physicians with minor surgeries, including preparing operating room and sterilizing instruments.
• Ensured patient safety and comfort during examinations, effectively addressing concerns and answering questions.
• Coordinated patient referrals to specialists or other healthcare providers as needed for comprehensive care management plans.
• Reduced wait times by swiftly processing insurance claims, verifying coverage, and obtaining pre-authorizations when necessary.