FRANCIS CHRISTOPHER HALL, CPP, PCI

1843 SWEETWOOD DRIVE

DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA 94015-2014
TELEPHONE: (650) 278-0790
E-MAIL: [email protected]

Professional Certified Investigator

American Society for Industrial Security
September 2009

Board Certified in Security Management

American Society for Industrial Security
June 2009

WORK EXPERIENCE:

12/03/2007 to10/31/2008
Supervision Specialist
G4S Justice Services
Third Floor, 282 Second Street
San Francisco, California 94105

RESPONSIBILITIES:
In support of a newly awarded Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs
Enforcement and G4S Justice Services alternative to detention contract, review and update all policies,
procedures, manuals, and forms; process participants previously monitored by Immigration and Customs
enforcement into the G4S Justice Services monitoring format for more enhanced supervision; in-process
new participants and determine an appropriate level of supervision and monitoring by gathering personal
information such as family status, education, employment and criminal history then place participant in
scheduled telephonic reporting, Radio Frequency, or Global Positioning System monitoring; verify
addresses of all participants; conduct unscheduled home visits of enrolled participants; meet with
participants during scheduled office visits; provide such assistance as necessary to enable a participant to
comply with the conditions of his/her alternative to detention agreement; complete reports of any
irregularities; provide periodic reports to the G4S Justice Services Program Director to enable
measurement of this program's effectiveness; provide information as to strengths and weaknesses of
monitoring equipment and placement procedures; report any irregularities to office manager for further
action.

08/22/2005 to 12/02/2007
Bridge Patrol Officer
Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District
Post Office Box 9000, Presidio Station
San Francisco, CA 94129-0601

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Patrol the Golden Gate Bridge and surrounding areas using patrol cars, bicycles, and motorized scooters
for the purpose of providing security, suicide prevention/apprehension, and provide assistance to the
public; respond to all incidents occurring on the Golden Gate Bridge and its approaches, such as
accidents, attempted suicides, body retrieval on the South Tower moat and other areas near the bridge,
and other security incidents as directed; respond to first-aid calls; enforce Golden Gate Bridge Highway
and Transportation District ordinances and regulations on the bridge, surrounding areas, and on other
district property; conduct a preliminary investigation of motor vehicle accidents, suicides, and any other
reportable incidents occurring on the bridge or surrounding area; check Golden Gate Bridge Highway and
Transportation District buildings for physical security; assist the California Highway Patrol and other law
enforcement agencies as required; assist in the apprehension of possible suicides; assist other law
enforcement agencies in the apprehension of persons of interest; assist with traffic and crowd control;
collect parking meter revenue, issue parking citations, and provide security for pick-up and delivery of
Gift Center and Bridge Cafe funds and daily receipts; operate tower elevators and perform driving duties
as assigned; write incident reports; maintain positive public relations and perform preliminary
investigations of complaints from the public; know and follow the safety and health rules and safe
working practices as applicable to this patrol officer position.

06/21/1999 to 09/30/2004
Police Officer
Department of Veterans Affairs
4150 Clement Street
San Francisco, CA 94121-2317

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Law enforcement patrol of Veteran's Affairs-controlled property for prevention and detection of VA,
Federal, state, and municipal law and regulation violations; support the physical security mission of the
medical facility by regular foot and mobile patrols and by ensuring all entrance and exits are secured at
the designated times; investigate all offenses and prepare preliminary and full reports of investigation;
other public assistance/relations duties as requested or required.

11/08/1998 to 06/20/1999
Police Officer
Department of Veterans Affairs
Palo Alto, CA 94304

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Mobile and foot patrols of a three campus Veteran's Affairs medical facility in order to prevent and detect
violations of VA, Federal, state, and municipal laws and ordinances; investigate violations and prepare
reports; support the facility physical security mission by securing entrances at specified times; other
public assistance duties as requested or required. Successfully completed the Veterans Affairs Police
Basic Officer Course at Little Rock, Arkansas during April 1999.

10/01/1984 to 08/10/1994
Private Investigator (Self-Employed)
South San Francisco, California and Chandler, Arizona

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
From an idea, gathered all necessary licenses and permits to found an investigation agency; formulated a
functional bookkeeping system to monitor profit-loss and tax liability; through use of media and personal
contacts, solicited assignments from attorneys and insurance companies; performed surveillance of
suspected fraudulent insurance/workmen's compensation claimants; researched a subject's background to
determine the cost effectiveness of litigation to recover damages; investigated industrial and personal
injury accidents; conducted employee background investigations; some criminal defense investigations;
service of process/subpoenas; minimal domestic work.

08/21/1974 to 05/28/1978
Deputy Sheriff
San Francisco Sheriff's Department
San Francisco, CA 94102

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Jailer: Inmate supervision and transportation; correctional facility physical security.

Court Bailiff: Maintained order in a court of law; recorded proceedings; ensured those in custody were
present for matters before the court; physical security of courtroom.

04/30/1964 to 03/23/1973
Soldier (Enlisted)
United States Army

RESPONSIBILITIES and ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

After successful completion of basic combat training and advanced infantry individual training, assigned
to ceremonial duties at Fort Myer, Virginia; requested reassignment to Southeast Asia; assigned physical
security duties at a higher headquarters; re-enlisted to receive training to be reclassified as a Military
Policeman; after successfully completing the minimum required on-the-job training, awarded that job
designation; served as a military police patrolman, senior military policeman, military police investigator,
military police security supervisor; military police desk sergeant, and military police patrol supervisor in
Europe, the United States,
and Southeast Asia. Honorably discharged at the rank of Staff Sergeant.

LICENSES:
California Bureau of Security and Investigation Services
-Guard Registration G1495683, expires 12/31/2009
-Baton Permit 141354
Medic First Aid Basic First Aid Card (CPR inclusive), expires 12/2009

EDUCATION:
Associate Degree AA
Administration of Justice,
Skyline College, San Bruno, California,
Graduated Highest Honors, GPA: 3.5
1976

TRAINING:
The Advanced Course on The Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation
John E. Reid and Associates
Chicago, Illinois
2008
The Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation
John E. Reid and Associates
Chicago, Illinois
2008

Social Networking Sites:

Investigative Tools and Techniques
SEARCH
The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics
Sacramento, California
2008

Executive Protection Program

American Society for Industrial Security
2008

Corporate Investigations:
How to Conduct Proper and Effective Internal Investigations
American Society for Industrial Security
2008

Introduction to National Infrastructure Protection Plan

Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency
2008

Chemical Agents of Opportunity for Terrorism

(The Medical Consequences of Toxic Industrial Chemicals and Toxic Industrial Materials)
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry and
The American College of Medical Toxicology
2007

Threat and Risk Assessment Course

Department of Homeland Security
Office of Grants and Training
2007

Terrorism Concepts for Patrol Personnel

California Department of Justice
Advanced Training Center
2006

Basic Law Enforcement Course,

Northern California Criminal Justice Training Center
Santa Rosa, California 95401
1976

Jail Operations
Northern California Criminal Justice Training Center
Santa Rosa, California 95401
1976

JOB-RELATED TRAINING COURSES:

Basic Military Police Training (attendance)
Military Police Operations and Administration Course (attendance)
Military Police Supervision Course (correspondence)
Military Police Criminal Investigation Course (correspondence)
Special Forces Course (correspondence)
Counter-intelligence Agent Course (correspondence)
Human Intelligence Collector Course (correspondence)
Protecting Secret and Confidential Documents (correspondence)
Basic Information Security (correspondence)
Basic Industrial Security for User Agency Personnel (correspondence)
Basic Information Security (correspondence)
Personnel Security Adjudications(correspondence)
Veteran's Affairs Police Academy (attendance)

AFFILIATIONS:
American Society for Industrial Security
Association For Intelligence Officers
Bay Area Terrorism Watch Group
InfraGard
High Technology Crime Investigation Association
Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Association
National Military Intelligence Association
Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association
The Reid Institute

AWARDS:
18th MP Brigade, Republic of Vietnam Certificate of Achievement
Deans List, Skyline College, Spring 1975
Letter of Commendation, San Francisco Sheriff's Department
Bronze , Silver, and Gold Awards, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports

OTHER INFORMATION:
Desktop computer (Windows 95, 98, and 2000) Word Perfect, Microsoft Word
Motor Vehicle Operator (automobile, light truck)
Weapons proficiency (baton, firearms, non-lethal gases)
Police Academy Paper: Non-Lethal Gases (1976) used as handout in future police academy classes