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Detective

Job title: Detective

Location: [Company location]

Reports to: [Detective Sergeant or Lieutenant]

Employment type: [Full-time]

Job summary:

We're looking for a Detective to investigate crimes and close cases for [police department name]. The right person is a sworn officer with strong investigative skills who works well with victims, prosecutors, and other agencies.

Detectives solve the cases that matter most to victims and communities. Careful, lawful investigations lead to strong cases, fair outcomes, and public trust.

Key responsibilities:

  • Investigate assigned crimes, such as [burglary, robbery, assault, or homicide].
  • Respond to crime scenes and coordinate with patrol officers and crime scene technicians.
  • Interview victims, witnesses, and suspects, and record interviews as policy requires.
  • Collect and preserve evidence and maintain chain of custody.
  • Prepare and serve search and arrest warrants.
  • Review video, phone records, and digital evidence to develop leads.
  • Follow legal rules for searches, interviews, and evidence, such as [the Fourth Amendment, Miranda, and Brady disclosure (US), PACE 1984 and CPIA 1996 (UK), or local equivalents].
  • Work with prosecutors to prepare cases for charging and trial.
  • Keep victims informed and connect them with support services.
  • Write case reports and testify in court.
Qualifications:
  • High school diploma or equivalent; associate or bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice or a related field preferred.
  • Sworn officer status and current peace officer certification, such as [state POST (US)] [or police constable status with PIP2 accreditation or the National Investigators' Exam (UK)].
  • [X]+ years of patrol or law enforcement experience.
  • Experience writing investigative reports and warrants.
  • Valid driver's license.
Skills:
  • Investigative interviewing.
  • Evidence collection.
  • Case management.
  • Clear report writing.
  • Courtroom testimony.
  • Composure under pressure.
Nice to have:
  • Training in [homicide, sex crimes, or digital forensics] investigations.
  • Crisis intervention training (CIT).
  • Fluency in [language].
Benefits:
  • [Health, dental, and vision insurance, or private medical cover]
  • [Public safety pension or retirement plan]
  • [Paid time off and holidays]
  • [Overtime and on-call pay]
  • [Take-home vehicle]
  • [Salary range]

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