Extradition & Interagency Liaison Specialist

Bexar County; United States; In loco; USD 25.000 - 30.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Bexar County Sheriff's Office is seeking an Extradition Coordinator to serve as the liaison for the return of wanted persons to Bexar County. The role involves coordinating with courts, other agencies, and deputies for transportation of fugitives, and ensuring proper documentation and safety during extraditions.

Position requires knowledge of Texas and U.S. geography, proficiency with CJIS systems, and the ability to work beyond 40 hours as needed.

Competenze

• One semester of college coursework (12–15 hours) from an accredited college or university and a year of experience with a law enforcement agency or related field.
• Must obtain and maintain TLETS, TCIC, TLETS mobile, CJIS Awareness, and FBI CJIS proficiency certificates within 6 months of employment.
• Must secure a favorable background check by Bexar County Sheriff's Office.
• Must be able to type 25 words per minute with no more than 7 errors.

Mansioni

• Operates telecommunication equipment such as CIJS and OMNIXX.
• Answers calls from local, state, and federal agencies regarding apprehension, movement and release of fugitives.
• Coordinates transportation and movement of fugitives back to Bexar County from within Texas and across the United States.
• Researches law enforcement databases to verify fugitive information including mug-shots, fingerprints, licenses, and IDs.
• Maintains files of fugitives in custody with state and out-of-state facilities.

Conoscenze

Communication skills

Typing speed 25 wpm

Diplomacy

Geographical knowledge

Multitasking

Formazione

Semester of college coursework (12-15 hours)

Strumenti

CIJS

OMNIXX

TLETS

TCIC

Descrizione del lavoro

Bexar County Sheriff's Office is seeking an Extradition Coordinator to serve as the liaison for the return of wanted persons to Bexar County. The role involves coordinating with courts, other agencies, and deputies for transportation of fugitives, and ensuring proper documentation and safety during extraditions.

Position requires knowledge of Texas and U.S. geography, proficiency with CJIS systems, and the ability to work beyond 40 hours as needed.