My Experience In Criminal Investigation

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PROFILE
A highly energetic, versatile and professional, criminal investigator with over 8 years experience in the British Army. Extensively trained and experienced in conducting serious and complex criminal investigations encompassing civil, international and military law. Particularly effective within the fields of preserving and recovering evidence, interviewing suspects and witnesses, preparing reports and disclosure.
KEY TECHNICAL SKILLS
• Problem Solving: I am a methodical problem solver, with the ability to think fast, improvise and adapt to dynamic situations. Thriving and responding effectively under pressure to achieve organisational goals, which I have demonstrated on numerous fast-pasted serious crime investigations.
• Strategic
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• Leadership: I am a resilient leader with a team focus and an ability to achieve organisational goals, which I learnt from leading various investigative and operational teams.
CAREER SUMMARY
Serious crime investigator, Special Investigation Branch
2012 – Current HM Forces – British Army
London, UK Aldershot, UK Paderborn, Germany
Managing and investigating serious and complex criminal inquiries, comprising of counter terrorism, historical and current; sexual offences, serious assaults, child exploitation and fraud. Handling disseminating intelligence and presenting information to military units on how to react to reports of sexual offences.
• Managed and developed working practices, in line with procedural risk assessments, to implement strategies for investigations, providing a greater and more effective focus in achieving
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• Managing, administrating, directing and developing a team of eight personnel
• Suspect apprehension and detention, including negotiation for custody
• Running and managing the planning and execution of structured and dynamic risk assessments
• Conducting Policing in support of various Military Operations and deployments including; Afghanistan, Kenya and Canada
• Deployed on the Olympic Games working in partnership with the Metropolitan Police Service
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
• Two day forensic awareness course for Service Police crime scene investigators with Cellmark forensic services
• Future Learn courses including; Managing people (engaging your workforce), Forensic psychology (witness investigation), Dental photography and introduction to cyber security
EDUCATION
University of Sunderland Sunderland, UK
Currently undertaking an Applied investigation BA (Hons) degree which will be concluded in February 2016
Bexhill College Bexhill, UK
AS Levels including Law, Business studies and

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