Xavier Armand Nixon presents his career portfolio containing his resume, references, accomplishments, and work samples. His work philosophy focuses on attention to detail, dedication, assisting others, and giving 100% daily. His career goals are to obtain a criminal justice degree by 2013, join the Coast Guard as an officer by the end of 2013, and find a job in loss prevention. One of his work samples outlines a theoretical terrorist attack on an Averitt shipping facility, detailing vulnerabilities, equipment, and a multi-phase attack plan.

1. Portfolio Presentation Xavier Armand Nixon

2. The Career PortfolioofXavier Armand Nixon 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

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

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

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

6. Resume Xavier Armand Nixon 5394 Seabiscuit Place, Powder Springs, GA, 30127 (925)209-3872 underworld2460@msn.com OBJECTIVE: 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. SKILLS: Criminal Law Criminal Justice Organization and Administration Criminology Law Enforcement Reporting and Recording Probation and Parole Criminal Investigation Essentials of Security Forensics and Crime Scene Investigation The Criminalistics of Cybercrime Emergency Procedures Transportation Security Aviation Security Team-oriented worker. Proficient use of Microsoft Office Suite. Create detailed reports and projects. Highly organized and efficient. Versatile and adaptive.

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

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

9. Recommendation Letters

12. School Sample: Terrorist Attack on Averitt Introduction 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.

13. History of Averitt 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. Thurman would become acquainted with a young man named Gary Sasser. Sasser purchased the company from Thurman. Which at the time only consisted of 3 associates, 5 trailers and 3 tractors. Averitt has grown to become one of the United States leading freight transportation companies

14. Design and Structure

15. The Complex The complex is partially isolated The shipping facility is comprised of: Three story office building Parking lot Docking area Security checkpoint

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

17. Equipment Supplies A) silenced M40A3 sniper rifle AK-47s Silenced 9mm handguns Stolen Averitt semi-truck Homemade bombs

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

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

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

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

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

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31. Community Service

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

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