Experience

Department Human Sevices

• United States
• Government Administration
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Fraud Investigator

  • Jul 2017 - Present



Office of the Attorney General District of Columbia

• Washington, District Of Columbia

• Criminal Investigator

  • Feb 2014 - Present

  SUMMARY Responsible for investigating crimes such as burglaries, homicides, assaults, and other incidents to implicate perpetrators. Collects evidence, interviews witnesses, and testifies in court. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES Investigate criminal acts such as homicides, sexual assaults, armed robberies, home invasions, and property crimes such as burglaries. Collect and use forensic evidence to solve crimes. Interview informants, suspects, and witnesses to ascertain alibis, clues, time frames, and possible suspects. Keep detailed records. Bag evidence carefully and ensure it gets sent to proper department. Send specimens to laboratory to obtain DNA. Run fingerprints through database to obtain matches. Collect enough evidence to support a court case against a criminal. Process crime scenes. Request additional police assistance. File paperwork. Follow up on leads. Prepare investigative reports. Attend autopsies and make notes. Prepare sketches and diagrams. Explain to the jury the significance of evidence as it relates to proof. Maintain an in-depth knowledge of federal and state statutes and court cases related to work performed and agency rules and regulations. Obtain search warrants. Perform surveillance and monitor suspects. Analyze laboratory findings. Exchange information and coordinate activities with other departments. Record physical information about suspects. Take fingerprints at crime scene. Show less



Metropolitan Police

• United Kingdom
• Law Enforcement
• 700 & Above Employee

• Police Officer

  • Aug 2007 - Jan 2014



US Navy

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• First Lieutenant

  • Sep 1997 - Jul 2007