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Police Identification and Records Officer
Police Identification and Records Officer with experience in Processing legal evidence and Examining crime scenes.
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Processing legal evidence, Examining crime scenes, Analyzing crime scene evidence, Using databases, Interviewing people, Drawing technical illustrations, Recording suspect information, Recording crime scene evidence, Documenting legal information, Writing operational reports, Testifying at legal proceedings, Directing employee training
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Photographed several crime scenes each week to create detailed evidence records for investigations
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Submitted evidence to supervisors and court officials to support legal proceedings
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This work commonly includes photographed crime scenes for evidence records, maintained records of evidence and reports, and submitted evidence to supervisors and courts.
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Already yours: Examining records or other types, Interviewing people, Examining crime scenes
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What you have not done yet. Maintaining surveillance, Preparing incident reports, Collecting evidence for legal cases
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Already yours: Examining records or other types, Interviewing people, Observing individuals' activities
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What you have not done yet. Investigating personal characteristics, Investigating organizational crimes, Balancing receipts
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Already yours: Interviewing people, Examining crime scenes
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