Steven Gregory Gorwill

Steven Gorwill Fayetteville, NC

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Work:

Bannum Place of Fayetteville

Dec 2013 to 2000
Counselor Aide Gander Mountain

Sep 2013 to 2000
Hunting associate AAA Car Care
Fayetteville, NC
Jul 2011 to May 2013
Service Advisor Town of Hope Mills
Hope Mills, NC
Mar 2005 to May 2011
Detective Cumberland County Sheriff's Office
Fayetteville, NC
Sep 2002 to Mar 2005
Deputy Sheriff / Detention Officer Hendrick Chrysler Jeep
Fayetteville, NC
Jul 2001 to Sep 2002
Basic Mechanic US Army
Fort Bragg, NC
Jul 1988 to Jul 2001
Infantryman

Education:

Sandhills Community College
Pinehurst, NC
2005 to 2005
Certificate in Basic Law Enforcement Fayetteville Technical Community College
Fayetteville, NC
2001 to 2001
Certificate in Basic Law Enforcement Black Hills State University
Spearfish, SD
1984 to 1988
N/A in Physical Education Belle Fourche High School
Belle Fourche, SD
1980 to 1984
High School Diploma in General studies

Skills:

Decision making and implementing those decisions on the go. During my military service, I was a NCO the majority of the time. I was in the infantry and that caused me to develop the ability to think on my feet and improvise if things werent going as planned. When I was a Detective with the Hope Mills Police department, I regularly had to interview both victims and suspects. I always went in the room with a plan as I S. Gorwill, page 3 thought the interview was going to go, but I always had to adapt to some of the answers and where they led me. Inventory maintenance and ordering. I was assigned as the Assistant S4 NCO during a deployment. I had to learn the Army supply system on the fly in order to keep they battalion stocked with the supplies they needed to complete the mission. During the deployment, I worked with military and civilian contractors to get my mission completed. Tracking information using the internet or other sources. As a Detective, I investigated mostly white collar (money related) crimes. A majority of my time was spent searching on the computer to trace where the money came from or went. Use of weapons. I qualified with every weapon in an infantry platoon. I also qualified in the 90% range with every weapon I used while in the police department. Understanding legal verbiage. Due to my police work, I have read several statutes, both federal and state, and the legal disclaimers wrote by companies. I had to educate myself in the verbiage used in order to understand and use the information.