Lead Detective: Complex Crimes & Prosecution

University of Texas: Arlington; Texas; On-site; USD 95,000 - 101,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Texas at Arlington Police Department seeks an experienced Detective to conduct complex criminal investigations. This role independently manages cases from assignment through prosecution, investigating crimes against persons, property crimes, financial crimes, sexual assaults, death investigations, and other major offenses.

Responsibilities include interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects; collecting and analyzing evidence; preparing reports, warrants, and case files;

Qualifications

• Required: Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Advanced Peace Officer license.
• Ten years of experience as a commissioned peace officer.
• Five years as a criminal investigator/detective.
• Completion of criminal investigation courses.
• Ability to provide credible testimony in court.
• Proficiency in interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects; collecting and analyzing evidence.

Responsibilities

• Conduct complex criminal investigations and identify and prosecute offenders.
• Lead detective on major and high-profile cases; coordinate resources.
• Prepare detailed case reports, affidavits, warrants, and evidentiary documentation for prosecution.
• Coordinate with local, state, and federal agencies and prosecutors.
• Plan surveillance, develop informants, and maintain investigative networks.
• Provide leadership and training to detectives; oversee crime scene processing.

Skills

TCOLE Advanced Peace Officer license

10+ years peace officer experience

5+ years detective experience

Criminal investigation courses

Court testimony ability

Interviews and investigations

Physical fitness and endurance

Job description

The University of Texas at Arlington Police Department seeks an experienced Detective to conduct complex criminal investigations. This role independently manages cases from assignment through prosecution, investigating crimes against persons, property crimes, financial crimes, sexual assaults, death investigations, and other major offenses.

Responsibilities include interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects; collecting and analyzing evidence; preparing reports, warrants, and case files;