COMPLETE NAME: ANTHONY T.

SAVAGE
231 NORTH STARBOARD DRIVE GILBERT, AZ 85234
HOME PHONE 480-558-3578 CELL PHONE 480-330-4138
TASK ORDER LABOR CATEGORY: EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN/ CASE FILE MANAGER.
CONTRACTOR LABOR CATEGORY: PROPERTY ADMIN III
PERCENTAGE OF TIME TO BE ALLOCATED TO THIS EFFORT: 100%
CURRENT SECURITY CLEARANCE LEVEL: SECRET
CURRENT WORK LOCATION: DAHLGREN, VA/ BAGRAM, AFGHANISTAN
PLANNED WORK LOCATION: DAHLGREN, VA AND OCONUS
CURRENT EMPLOYER: BAE SYSTEMS
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
* FIVE (5) YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: RECEIVING AND DOCUMENTING
EVIDENCE IN A FORENSICS LABORATORY; MAINTENANCE OF EVIDENTIARY INTEGRITY AND CH
AIN OF CUSTODY; PREPARATION OF EXAMINATION REQUESTS; PREPARING AND TRANSMITTING
AND RECEIVING MAIL EVIDENCE PACKAGES; TRAINER FOR THE FIRST CLASS OF LOCAL LAW E
NFORCEMENT AND SCIENTISTS FROM AFGHANISTAN IN THE FIELD OF FORENSICS FOR EVIDENC
E CUSTODIAN/CASE FILE MANAGER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILTIES.
CHRONOLOGICAL WORK HISTORY/EXPERIENCE:
* Fourteen years of relevant experience as an Evidence Custodian receiving and d
ocumenting evidence; maintenance of evidentiary integrity and chain of custody;
preparation of examination requests; and preparing, transmitting, and receiving
mail evidence packages.
* Bachelor of Science degree from Springfield College Springfield, MA; 2000; Maj
or: Human Services.
* Experienced in the areas of evidence collection and storage, latent print reco
very, forensic photography, various chemical treatment processes, and training o
f evidence technicians/ officers.
* Spent early years of career as a sworn police officer answering calls for serv
ice, processing crime scenes, collecting evidence, and properly processing the c
hain of custody system.
* Participated in over 100 forensic investigations.
* Experienced in the area of interviewing and interrogation tactics.
* Member of the International Association of Property and Evidence (IAPE); 2008
* Member of the Arizona Association of Property and Evidence (AZAPE); 2007
BAE Systems; 7/09 - Present; Evidence Custodian/ Case File Manager
Duties to be performed - Relevant Experience
* Serve as an Evidence Custodian/Case File Manager working in a forensic laborat
ory at the Joint Expeditionary Facility (JEFF).
* Receive, catalogue, secure, and store collected evidence in a written logbook,
as well as digital format, identified by a unique numerical code.
* Maintain chain of custody documentation for all evidence and material submitte
d to the JEFF.
* Track all transfers and disposition of evidence from the JEFF.
* Conduct basic latent print forensic processing and examinations in support of
the Joint Prosecutorial Exploitation Center (JPEC) mission.
* Lift latent print off of various materials using common chemical and physical
processes, such as ninhydrin chemical analysis and cyanoacrylate fuming.
* Prepare detailed written reports.
* Testify as a Subject Matter Expert witness in court.
* Trainer of Afghanistan; Local Law Enforcement Professionals.
* CASE FILE MANAGER DUTIES- Relevant Experience
* Serve as Case File Manager of the Joint Expeditionary Forensic Facility (JEFF)
.
* Responsible for intake, distribution, security, processing and closing of case
files.
* Coordinate Forensic efforts through Lab capabilities in Theater and CONUS base
d laboratories.
* Work with other case File Managers within Theater to minimize processing times
for cases.
* Provides an outline of the capabilities of the JEFF 5 lab and a "lesson learne
d" overview regard to handling and packaging of evidence to individuals invited
to tour the facility.
* Briefs the OIC nightly on the day's activities and accomplishments within the
sections.
* Ensures final reports and processing information related to a case is released
IAW lab SOP.
* Acts as liaison to the submitters and Intel community on a variety of issues.
* Trainer of Law Enforcement Professionals (LEPS), and Military personnel in sit
e exploitation of evidence and chain of custody in the ATO.
* Proficient with Military software programs; Examples; NIPR, SIPR, CIDNE.
Salt River Police Department; 4/07 - 7/09; Evidence Custodian
2 years, 3 months - Relevant Experience
* Senior Evidence/Property Room Technician, responsible for documentation of ite
ms received, released, and destroyed.
* Received, catalogued, secured, and store collected evidence into a computerize
d evidence program.
* Maintained chain of custody documentation for all evidence and materials submi
tted to the Police Department.
* Retrieved evidence and issued evidence items to forensic examiners as requeste
d and received/replaced evidence into storage as needed when processing was comp
leted.
* Documented, photographed, processed, and analyzed crime scenes, ranging from m
isdemeanors to felonies, while assigned to the Crime Scene Unit.
* Detected, developed, and preserved latent prints.
*
All Metro School of Driving; 9/06 - 4/07; Driving Instructor
Non - Relevant Experience
Sweet Arizona Real Estate Consultants; 1/07 - 4/07; Realtor
Non - Relevant Experience
Honda Cars of Mesa; 2/07 - 4/07; Car Salesman
Non - Relevant Experience
Real Estate Temps; 8/06 - 12/06; Realtor
Non - Relevant Experience
Century 21 Arizona Foothills; 2/06 - 8/06; Realtor
Non - Relevant Experience
Institute for Drivers Safety; 6/05 - 11/06; Driving Instructor
Non - Relevant Experience
Gilbert Unified School District; 8/03 - 6/05; Certified Substitute Teacher
Non - Relevant Experience
Unemployed; 4/02 - 8/03
Manchester Housing Redevelopment Authority; 1/01 - 4/02; Elderly Outreach Specia
list
1 year, 4 months - Relevant Experience
* Investigated all criminal complaints brought to the attention of the Housing A
uthority involving fraud, abuse, and neglect.
* Liaison for the Housing Authority and Local Police Department involving all cr
iminal complaints.
* Prepared detailed reports of all criminal complaints that required Law Enforce
ment assistance.
* Testified in court proceedings for all Housing Authority complaints.
Unemployed; 12/97 - 12/01; Fulltime Student
Manchester Police Department: 4/87 - 12/97; Police Officer/ Evidence Officer
10 years, 8 months Relevant Experience
* Senior Evidence/Property Room Officer for documentation of items received, rel
eased, and destroyed.
* Received, catalogued, secured, and stored collected evidence into a computeriz
ed evidence program.
* Maintained chain of custody documentation for all evidence and material submit
ted to the Police Department.
* Retrieved evidence and issued evidence items to forensic examiners as requeste
d and received/replaced evidence in storage as needed when processing was comple
ted.
* Documented, photographed, processed and analyzed crime scenes, ranging from mi
sdemeanors to felonies, while assigned to the Crime Scene Unit.
* Detected, developed, and preserved latent prints.
* Assigned to the Patrol Division of a large metropolitan department and respons
ible for enforcing the laws of the state and city.
* Responded to calls for service and traffic accident investigations.
* Interviewed victims and witnesses.
* Conducted searches.
* Processed scenes for latent prints.
* Collected evidence at crime scenes for processing.
* Packaged evidence for submission to the laboratory and evidence room.
* Provided Crime Scene Security.
* Presented cases to juries as the Grand Jury Hearings Officer.
* Conducted Breathe/Alcohol tests as the Intoxilyzer Officer.
* Prepared detailed written reports on cases and investigations.
* Testified as a witness in court proceedings.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Academic
* B. S.; 2000; Springfield College, MA; Major: Human Services
Non-Academic
* Trainer of the First group of Local Law Enforcement and Scientists from Afghan
istan in the field of Forensics for Evidence Custodian/ Case File Management dut
ies and responsibilities. (Trained 11 Local Nationals)
* International Law Enforcement Auditors Association Course; 2009; 16 hours
* Mobile Crime Scene Academy Course; 2008; 40 hours
* Managing Property and Evidence in a Law Enforcement Agency Course; 2008; 24 ho
urs
* Intoxilyzer Operator Course; 1990; 40 hours
* Homicide Investigation Course; 1989; 40 hours
* Interview and Interrogation Techniques Course; 1989; 40 hours
* Basic Crime Scene School Course; 1988; 40 hour
Professional Licenses and Specialized Certifications
* Mobile Crime Scene Academy Certificate; 2008