Fire Investigators Job Description“The cause of the blaze is under investigation.”
By the time you hear that phrase in a news story about a fire, a special kind of detective has already been hard at work trying to crack the case.
Where we see burnt rubble, a fire investigator sees clues. Often before the smoke clears, this investigator is at the scene collecting and documenting evidence to determine the cause of the fire. This can involve carefully sifting through debris with specialized equipment and running lab tests on it
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Licensed Private Investigators Job DescriptionMovies and TV can make private investigative or detective work look pretty glamorous -- but the modern PI is more a researcher than an action hero.
Most often, licensed private investigators or detectives round up facts, not felons.
Some investigators conduct private inquiries for clients, looking for missing persons or proof of infidelity. But far more people in this field work for stores, hotels, large agencies, or security and risk management companies
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Police Patrol Officers Job DescriptionWhether investigating a murder or burglary, giving first aid, stopping a fight, or simply patrolling an area to prevent crime, few people are more vital to everyone’s safety and well being than police officers and detectives.
“Patrol-car” police, however, are only part of the story. Some officers work behind the scenes as experts in fire-arms identification, handwriting and fingerprints, or microscopic analysis
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