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Dedicated Intelligence Officer with 13 years professional career experience in law enforcement and investigative work. Displays strong commitment to community safety and violence prevention. Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Surveillance and equipment
- Clear and effective communicator
- Detail-oriented
- Investigations
- Regulatory compliance
- Crime scene preservation and collection
- PC proficient
- Critical thinking skills
- Prepare investigative reports and sketches and diagrams of crime scenes.
- Maintain federal and state regulatory compliance.
- Perform surveillance and monitor suspects, witnesses and victims, providing protective services and location changes when necessary.
- Fingerprinted suspects and persons charged with criminal acts as well as locating and recording fingerprints at crime scenes.
- Ran fingerprints through IAFIS database to obtain matches.
- Interviewed witnesses, suspects, and informants to ascertain clues, alibis, time frames, and suspects.
- Collected forensic evidence from crime scenes to solve cases.
- Bagged and labeled evidence and delivered to appropriate department for safe keeping or further inspection.
- Investigated criminal activities including sexual assaults, robberies, home invasions, burglaries, and homicides.
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