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Portfolio Presentation <br />Xavier Armand Nixon<br />

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The Career PortfolioofXavier Armand Nixon<br />This portfolio is the work of Xavier Armand Nixon. Please do not copy without permission. Some of the exhibits, work samples, and/or service samples are the proprietary property of the organization whose name appears on the document. Each has granted permission for this product to be used as a demonstration of my work<br />

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Table of Contents<br />Statement of Originality<br />Work Philosophy <br />Career Goals<br />Resume<br />Recommendation Letters<br />Work Samples<br /> a) Theoretical Terrorist Exorcise<br />Writing Samples<br />Awards/Honors/Documented Accomplishments<br />Community Service<br />List of References <br />Thank You Letters<br />

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Work Philosophy <br />Be attentive to detail with every task or assignment.<br />Be dedicated and passionate in every aspect of the job.<br />Make time for co-workers that have need of my assistance. <br />Give one hundred and ten percent every day.<br /> “Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work.” <br /> -Aristotle <br />

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Career Goals<br />Obtain my bachelors degree in criminal justice by mid 2013.<br />Join the United States Coast Guard as an officer by the end of 2013.<br />Locate a job within the field of loss prevention.<br />

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Resume<br />Xavier Armand Nixon<br />5394 Seabiscuit Place, Powder Springs, GA, 30127<br />(925)209-3872<br />underworld2460@msn.com<br /> <br /> OBJECTIVE:<br />Acquire a position with TSA as a Transportation Security Officer, leveraging my interpersonal skills and educational platform to assist in securing the nation’s transportation infrastructure.<br /> <br /> SKILLS:<br />Criminal Law<br />Criminal Justice Organization and Administration<br />Criminology Law Enforcement Reporting and Recording Probation and Parole<br />Criminal Investigation<br />Essentials of Security<br />Forensics and Crime Scene Investigation<br />The Criminalistics of Cybercrime Emergency Procedures<br />Transportation Security<br />Aviation Security<br />Team-oriented worker.<br />Proficient use of Microsoft Office Suite.<br />Create detailed reports and projects.<br />Highly organized and efficient.<br />Versatile and adaptive.<br />

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Resume cont…..<br />EDUCATION:<br />ITT Technical Institute, Kennesaw, GA June 2011 Associate of Science, Criminal Justice Elected project manager in Criminal Justice Capstone class<br />EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:<br />Martins Restaurant Systems Inc., Hiram, GA<br />Cook/Food Pusher/Store Closer 2008-Current<br />Prepare large quantities of food for customers.<br />Monitor and track food portions while on backline kitchen.<br />Closing the dining room, kitchen, and dish room.<br />Won the “Employee of the Month” award twice.<br />Responsible for transporting deposit slips and change orders.<br />

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Resume cont….<br />Cobb County Department of Public Safety, Marietta, GA January 2011-March 2011<br />Internship<br />Worked 16 hours per week.<br />Visited CCPD Precincts 1-5.<br />Performed ride along’ with patrol officers and detectives.<br />Reviewed case files and observed the process of criminal court.<br />

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Recommendation Letters<br />

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School Sample: Terrorist Attack on Averitt<br />Introduction<br />This project was part of a class assignment for my transportation security class. The aim of the project was to plan a theoretical attack on a shipping facility of our choice; detailing everything we were able to find out about the facility and a step by step plan of the attack.<br />

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History of Averitt<br />In 1958, Thurman Averitt founded Livingston Merchant's Co-op, a small trucking company that hauled dry goods mostly between Nashville, TN and Livingston, TN. <br />Thurman would become acquainted with a young man named Gary Sasser. <br />Sasser purchased the company from Thurman. Which at the time only consisted of 3 associates, 5 trailers and 3 tractors. <br />Averitt has grown to become one of the United States leading freight transportation companies<br />

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Design and Structure<br />

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The Complex<br />The complex is partially isolated <br />The shipping facility is comprised of: <br />Three story office building<br />Parking lot<br />Docking area<br />Security checkpoint<br />

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Security Vulnerabilities<br />Only two to three security officers on duty in the evening.<br />A structurally weak and lightly guarded security checkpoint.<br />A 7 foot high metal fence. No defensible space. <br />

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Equipment<br />Supplies<br />A) silenced M40A3 sniper rifle<br />AK-47s<br />Silenced 9mm handguns<br />Stolen Averitt semi-truck<br />Homemade bombs<br />

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Phase 1<br />At 2:30 in the morning a stolen Averitt truck will begin its one mile drive toward the security checkpoint.<br />Around the same time the two man squad will be getting into position with their sniper rifle.<br />

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Phase 2<br />The truck will enter the facility and park in the docking area with all of the other trucks.<br />The team will split into two teams again. Team 2 will begin attaching bombs to the underside of all of the docked semi-trucks.<br />

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Phase 2…<br />After both are finished team 2 will regroup with team 1 in the office building. <br />They will detonate all of the bombs destroying most of the facility.<br />

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The Aftermath<br />A significant loss of life and equipment.<br />Potential lawsuits by the families of those workers. <br />Other freight companies with better security will look to take Averitt’s place in transporting goods. <br />Averitt’s reputation as safe and secure freight company will suffer.<br />Their security practices would come under serious question and criticism.<br />Other companies would tighten security on their respective facilities.<br />

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What could have been done better?<br />Stronger and Taller metal fences with barbed wire. <br />More security cameras posted on the exterior fence. <br />Flood lights on the surrounding area outside the complex. <br />More security personnel during evening hours.<br />Reinforced security checkpoint.<br />

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Community Service<br />

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References<br />Ralph H. Rogers Jr. <br />Detective/Recruiter <br />Cobb County Department of Public Safety<br />Internal Affairs and Recruiting Division <br />100 Cherokee Street Suite 140<br />(770)-499-3938<br />E-mail: ralph.rogers@cobbcounty.org<br />Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm<br />Professional<br />Supervisor<br />Valerie Willis <br />Collection Supervisor<br />Atlanta Blood Service <br />5670 Peachtree Dunwdy # 1075, Atlanta, GA, 30342<br />(404)459-8744<br />Monday-Saturday: 9am-3pm<br />Professional<br />Blood Collection Supervisor<br />Tammy Beard <br />Store Manager<br />Martins Restaurant<br />Systems Inc.<br />3866 Atlanta Hwy, Hiram, GA, 30127<br />Cell: (404)694-4632<br />Work: (770)443-2510<br />Tuesday-Saturday: 4am 2pm <br />Professional<br />Work Supervisor <br />Chief Tripp Mitchell <br />Chief Investigator <br />Office of the Solicitor General <br />160 Pryor St SW # J301, Atlanta, GA,<br />Cell: (404)612 -4818<br />Work: (404) 612-4800<br />E-mail: chiefmitchell1@gmail.com<br />Personal<br />Monday-Friday: 10am-5pm<br />Teacher<br /> <br />

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References cont……<br />Luc Siclait<br />R.I.L.E.S. Inc. <br />3840 Jiles Rd. Suite 1902, Kennesaw, GA, 30144<br />(404)992-2436<br />E-Mail: edouardpolice@yahoo.com<br />Monday-Saturday: 9am-7pm<br />Personal<br />School/Internship Program<br />