Scott M. London

Experience

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  NM Department of Corrections

  Jun 1995 - Sept 1997

  Correctional Officer
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  Eastern New Mexico University

  Aug 1998 - Feb 2002

  Patrol Supervisor Patrol

  • Sergeant

    Feb 2001 - Feb 2002

  • Patrolman

    Aug 1998 - Feb 2001
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  Carlsbad Police Department

  Feb 2002 - Oct 2008

  Crimes against personsWhite collar crimesArsonProperty crimes PatrolAdvanced crash investigations

  • Detective Sergeant

    Jan 2006 - Oct 2008

  • Detective

    Nov 2003 - Jan 2006

  • Patrolman

    Feb 2002 - Nov 2003
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  VALLEY ENERGY SERVICE LLC

  May 2002 - Oct 2005

  Relief Pumper/Lease Operator

  • Monitor and record oil, gas, and water production• Start and stop compressors and pump jacks as production called for• Inspect location systems for proper function• Perform minor maintenance and repairs; and request crews for larger and more complex jobs

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  Artesia Police Department

  Oct 2008 - Dec 2012

  Sept 2011 - Dec 2012: Professional Standards Sergeant - responsible for conducting internal, administrative and background investigations.July 2010 - Sept 2011: Community Policing & Civilian Services Supervisor Sept 2009 - July 2010: Patrol Sergeant Patrol & Acting Patrol Supervisor

  • Sergeant

    Sept 2009 - Dec 2012

  • Corporal

    Oct 2008 - Sept 2009
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  Eddy County

  Jan 2013 - Dec 2016

  Sheriff (Ret)

  Chief executive law enforcement officer of a full service law enforcement agency that employed 73 full-time staff (63 sworn and 10 civilian) and a volunteer reserve unit * Eddy County Sheriff’s Office was not charged with a jail or a communications centerLeft office with a 75% approval rating, as reported by Zia Poll With a $7.6M operating budget, staffed a main office in Carlsbad and a sub-office in Artesia with patrol, detective, civil, animal control, evidence, and records staff and a court security detail at the District Court Collaborated with Loving Municipal Schools, Carlsbad Municipal Schools and Carlsbad Police Department to facilitate multiple School Resource Officer programsAs the primary agency of the Pecos Valley Drug Task Force, lead the state in per capita drug seizures Improved community engagement utilizing social media to inform, engage, and interact with the public. The community could access the agency or even me, personally, via social mediaL3 lapel & interview room cameras implemented for audio/video recordingEddy County was selected as a pilot rural sight for FirstNet LTE emergency responders’ priority networkA complete overhaul of the Detective DivisionAll felony cases which were not closed out by patrol were assigned to a detective Empowering the Detective Division to better track criminal trends Ensuring that necessary follow-up is not overlookedAdds a layer of quality control to deputies’ report writingIncreased public confidence and improved community image A dramatic improvement in the relationship between the Detective and Patrol DivisionsGreater access to Detectives for Patrol and the publicReview all unsolved homicide casesTwo separate cold case homicides were closed by arrest Show less

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  Cycle Funeral Services

  Oct 2016 - now

  Owner

  Provide motorcycle drawn hearse services for funeral processions.

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  London Company Jewelers

  Nov 2017 - May 2019

  Owner

  • Launched a family-run fine jewelry retail and repair store in November 2017• In the first month of operations, sales exceeded outstanding startup and operating liabilities• Within three months all startup debts were paid off/the store was debt free• Have maintained a positive bank account balance greater than outstanding invoices/liabilities

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  Pecan Plantation Owners Association

  Oct 2019 - Mar 2020

  Security
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  Pecan Plantation

  Mar 2020 - Aug 2020

  Security Supervisor
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  Granbury ISD

  Aug 2020 - Mar 2021

  Security
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  Hood County Constable, Pct 4

  Mar 2021 - now

  Chief Deputy