41. Fayette County Government:Sheriff's Office assigned to general investigations follow up leads on robberies, burglaries and,unfortunately, sometimes homicides. The criminal investigation Division uses http://www.admin.co.fayette.ga.us/sheriff/crim_sheriff.htm

General Information Administrative Services Criminal Investigation Field Operation Division ... Related Links Criminal Investigation Division The Criminal Investigation Division provides comprehensive investigation of all criminal related offences in Fayette County, Georgia. This group of more than 30 well-trained investigators employ their experience and expertise over a vast array of investigation responsibilities. The General Criminal Investigators are largely responsible for Fayette County consistently having one of the highest Part I Crime Index clearance rates in the country. Lt. Colonel Bruce Jordan directs and guides these investigators under Sheriff Johnson`s leadership. Lt. Colonel Jordan now stands as the longest serving Chief Investigator in Fayette County`s history having served 16 of his 25 years with Sheriff Johnson in that capacity. Top Lt. Colonel Bruce Jordan

42. Irs - Criminal Investigation Pamela J. Gardiner. Deputy Inspector general for AuditSUBJECTFinalAudit Report The criminal investigation Function M. IRS GAO http://www.babieca.com/cgi-bin/engine/smartsearch.cgi?keywords=IRS - Criminal In

43. Attorney General To Conduct Criminal Investigation Into Activities Of Atlantic C Law and Public Safety Division of Consumer Affairs Attorney general To ConductCriminal investigation Into Activities of Atlantic County Funeral Director. http://www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/press/jewell.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 6, 2002 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Attorney General to Conduct Criminal Investigation Into Activities of Atlantic County Funeral Director This week, Jewell came under intense scrutiny by the Atlantic City Police Department and the Atlantic County Prosecutors Office after decomposing human remains were found at her funeral home. Consumer Affairs, which oversees the Board of Mortuary Science, has been closely monitoring the local and county investigations. "State law requires funeral directors who take possession of human remains to dispose of those remains in accordance with State law and the instructions of the person who arranged for the burial or cremation of the decedent," Erdos said. "Obviously, failing to tend to decomposing human remains does not comport with State law." The Office of the Attorney General will also look at the complaints relating to Jewell's handling of pre-need accounts. "Today, it is not unusual for people to plan their own funerals or that of loved ones prior to their -more- deaths," Erdos said. "These plans are referred to as pre-need funeral arrangements which allow people to pay for their funerals in advance." Under New Jersey law, pre-need funds may be placed in either a trust account or a funeral insurance policy, either of which must be in the consumer's name and established within 30 days of receipt.

44. Active Public Consumer-related Investigation Of Options Talent, Inc. F/k/a EMode cited below relates to a civil not a criminal investigation. Subject of investigationOptions Talent, Inc In addition, the Attorney general s Office has http://myfloridalegal.com/lit_ec.nsf/2c8e275c590c080e852563cc0010d6bc/1c8b03354d

Translations: Overview Florida Attorney General Frequently Asked Questions Programs and Units ... Government Links The case file cited below relates to a civil not a criminal investigation. The existence of an investigation does not constitute proof of any violation of law. Case Number: Subject of investigation: Options Talent, Inc. f/k/a eModels Inc. f/k/a TCT f/k/a Wilhelmina Scouting Network. Subject's address: 1701 Park Center Drive, Suite 101 Orlando , FL 32835 Subject's business: Talent scouting Allegation or issue being investigated: Civil investigation into misrepresentations and other disclosure issues. If you have a question or complaint, call 1-866-9-NOSCAM (that's 1-866-966-7226). Status of case: Investigation opened, Negotiations in progress Subject's position: Cooperating with investigation AG unit handling case: Economic Crimes Division in Tampa , Florida For telephone numbers, click here e-Newsletter Consumer Alerts Envelope Stuffing Scam Timeshare Resales Internet Fraud Medical Discount Programs ... Florida Elections Commission

45. Detective Division Currently, the criminal investigation Division consists of three separate units.They are the general investigation unit, the Financial Crimes unit, and the http://www.city.ames.ia.us/policeweb/det.html

Criminal Investigation Division ("C.I.D.") The Ames Police Department's Criminal Investigation Division (C.I.D.) was originally instituted to pursue investigations that the Patrol Division initiated, but didn't have the time or specialized training to follow all the way through with. Currently, the Criminal Investigation Division consists of three separate units. They are the General Investigation unit, the Financial Crimes unit, and the Juvenile unit. (For more information on the Financial Crimes and Juvenile units, select those topics from the main menu All investigators are trained in crime scene investigation and take turns being on call overnight and on weekends. Their immediate supervisor, the C.I.D. Sergeant, oversees the daily operations and reports to the Commander of Investigations and Special Operations. I f you have any comments or questions, call us at or send us e-mail at: jrobinson@city.ames.ia.us jschmitt@city.ames.ia.us or ljaeger@city.ames.ia.us

46. CID - General Investigation Section general investigation Section. The general investigation Section isthe largest Section in the criminal investigation Division. There http://police.city.london.on.ca/Organization/CID/cidgeneral.htm

London Police Service 601 Dundas Street, London Ontario Canada N6B 1X1 Administration Organization Technology Employment ... Home General Investigation Section The General Investigation Section is the largest Section in the Criminal Investigation Division. There are five Units within the Section which include; the Break and Enter Unit, the Auto and Arson Unit, the Robbery Unit, the Youth Crime Unit and the Investigation Response Unit. Although each Unit is responsible for the investigation of crimes relating to their mandate, unit members can be involved in a wide variety of investigations and are often called on to assist other sections within the Criminal Investigation Division. Robbery Unit Members assigned to the Robbery Unit review and investigate all robberies occurring within the City of London. These robberies range from muggings and purse snatchings to robberies of commercial businesses, financial institutions, and home invasion style robberies. The Robbery Unit works closely with the Provincial Robbery Co-ordinator, other police agencies in the region and across Canada to apprehend offenders. One member of the Robbery Unit is also assigned as the liaison officer to the Provincial Weapons Enforcement Unit (PWEU). PWEU is comprised of officers from municipal, provincial, and federal law enforcement agencies and investigates the illegal smuggling and trafficking of firearms.

47. 33. Criminal Investigation - Introduction (1 Hr.) A working knowledge of social psychology. Weston and Wells, op cit, p.14. 33. criminal investigation general (16 Hrs.). Unit Goal 33.2. http://www.tcleose.state.tx.us/GuideInst/HTML/1000/77leg/33-77.htm

Criminal Investigation - Introduction (1 hr.) Unit Goal: The student will have a working knowledge of the goals and objectives of criminal investigation. Define Criminal Investigation. Criminal Investigation is a lawful search for people, land, things useful in reconstructing the circumstances of an illegal act or omission and the mental state accompanying it. Criminal Investigation, Basic Perspectives, 5th ed., Weston Paul B. and Kenneth M. Wells, Prentice Hall, 1990, pg.1. Identify the tools of the criminal investigator. Information - The knowledge which the criminal investigator gathers from other persons. Interview/interrogation - The questioning of witnesses and suspects. Interview - The questioning of a person who has no personal reason to withhold information and therefore may be expected to cooperate with the investigator. Interrogation - The questioning of a suspect or other person who may normally be expected to be reluctant to divulge information concerning the offense under investigation. Instrumentation - The application of the instruments and methods of the physical sciences to the detection of crime.

48. Mississippi Bureau Of Investigation - General Information Bureau of investigation (MBI), by statute, has general police powers. and local authoritiesinvolved in crime prevention and criminal investigations; and other http://www.dps.state.ms.us/dps/dps.nsf/divpages/ci3general?OpenDocument

49. NBCI enquiries; case management; Incident Room management; general investigation;file preparation and other ancillary aspects of a criminal investigation. http://www.garda.ie/angarda/nbci.html

National Bureau of Criminal Investigation The National Bureau of Criminal Investigation (N.B.C.I.) is headed by a Detective Chief Superintendent who reports to Assistant Commissioner, National Support Services. The Bureau, which was established in 1997 with the amalgamation of a number of national investigation units, is based at Harcourt Street, Dublin 2. The national investigative remit of N.B.C.I. now includes: Murder Theft of Computer Components Anti-Racketeering Arts and Antiques Thefts Domestic Violence and Serious Sexual Assault Postal and Telegraphy Thefts and Fraud Paedophile Investigations Intellectual Property Rights Violations Murder, Serious and organised crime While the responsibility for the proper investigation of all crime rests with the local Garda officers, the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation provides assistance to serious investigations through a range of expertise and skills available within the Bureau. Bureau staff assist in all aspects of the investigation including preliminary enquiries; case management; Incident Room management; general investigation; file preparation and other ancillary aspects of a criminal investigation. Specialist investigation teams within N.B.C.I. carry out these tasks when requested by local Garda officers or on direction of senior Garda management. The Bureau also proactively engages in intelligence gathering on known criminal suspects.

50. OSCN Found Document:KING V. WYOMING DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION not mandatory. Griess v. Office of the Attorney general, Divisionof criminal investigation, 932 P.2d 734, 740 (Wyo. 1997). The http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/deliverdocument.asp?citeid=438969

51. No Title the agreement suggests that Justice investigation is accelerating Liggett wantedimmunity from criminal prosecution regulators, the Surgeon general, and Congress http://www.tobacco.org/Misc/980531douglas.html

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52. Shop@CIEH - A Practical Guide To Criminal Investigation For... Shop@CIEH general Environmental Health Essential Guides A Practical Guideto criminal investigation for Chartered Institute of Environmental Health. http://www.shop.cieh.net/acatalog/Shop_CIEH_A_Practical_Guide_to_Criminal_Invest

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53. Criminal Investigation criminal Investigations Division is organized under the command of a Police Captain(Division Commander) and is divided into four units general Investigations http://www.nrpd.com/cid/cid.htm

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION Division Commander: Captain Joseph Schaller The Criminal Investigations Division is organized under the command of a Police Captain (Division Commander) and is divided into four units: General Investigations Unit, Property Theft Unit, Special Investigations Unit and the Forensic Unit. The Division is responsible for the following functions: - prevention of crime - detection and arrest of criminals - recovery of lost and stolen property - warrant control and enforcement - location of missing persons - maintenance of criminal identification files - civilian identification for governmental licenses and permits GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT PROPERTY THEFT UNIT SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT FORENSIC UNIT Please Note: This page is under construction, for more information about the above units, please check back with us soon. Thank You. Return to Command Structure NRPD HOME Or, click your browser's BACK button to return to the previous page!

54. Inspector General Internal Investigations Frequently Asked Questions The Office of Inspector general has an Internal Investigations Section consistingof handles all administrative and criminal investigations concerning the http://www.dep.state.fl.us/ig/investigation/faq.htm

Search: DEP Home About DEP Programs Contact ... Site Map Programs Inspector General Home Audit Internal Investigation Reports Information About Us Contacts Forms Statutes Internal Investigations Frequently Asked Questions What does the Internal Investigations Section do? The Office of Inspector General has an Internal Investigations Section consisting of sworn law enforcement personnel. A Law Enforcement Major manages the section and supervises four Law Enforcement Captains and one Crime Intelligence Analyst. This section handles all administrative and criminal investigations concerning the employees of the Department of Environmental Protection. I want to make a complaint about a DEP employee. Where do I mail it or who can I call? Mail your complaint to: Office of Inspector General Internal Investigations Section Major Roy C. Dickey 2600 Blair Stone Rd., MS 51

55. State Law Enforcement Agencies (Massachusetts-New Jersey) Mississippi Attorney general http//www.ago.state.ms.us/. Securities Department.Not Available. State Bureau of investigation. criminal investigation http http://www.quatloos.com/lawenfor/sle-manj.htm

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56. State Law Enforcement Agencies (Hawaii-Maryland) Office of the Attorney general http//www.laag.com/. Securities Department. NotAvailable. State Bureau of investigation. criminal investigations http//www http://www.quatloos.com/lawenfor/sle-h-md.htm

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57. Criminal Investigation Div. - Police Department - Council Bluffs, IA following list of telephone numbers is a general guide for telephone numbers assignedto Detectives who investigate a wide variety of criminal incidents. http://www.cbpolice.org/criminal2.asp

Online Accident Reports Community Services What's Happening? Citizens Police Academy ... Contact Us Criminal Investigation Division The Criminal Investigation Division of the Council Bluffs Police Department is currently staffed with 14 detectives, 2 Sergeants, and a Captain. It is responsible for the investigation of misdemeanor and felony incidents that occur in the corporate limits of Council Bluffs, Iowa. Detectives assigned to this division are responsible for the investigation of criminal cases that are assigned to them. Most of their work deals with interviewing victims and witnesses and attempting to develop a suspect. If a suspect is developed the detective may attempt to interview him or her or, if the case is strong enough, obtain an arrest warrant for the suspect. They may also obtain a search warrant to look for property or evidence if the circumstances warrant. Average case assignment for the officers of this Division is 25 cases per month. These range from simple theft assignments to murder investigations. CrimeStoppers Our division is also interested in any information that any other agency or private citizen has that may make us aware of crimes that have occurred in our jurisdiction or information on current cases. This information can either be called in to our CrimeStoppers line, 712-328-STOP, or direct to the Criminal Investigation Division, 712-328-4710. Voice mail is available.

58. General Employment Information The Office of Inspector general requires a highly criminal investigators are requiredto sign mobility agreements subject to a background investigation and the http://www.ig.doe.gov/general.htm

The Office of Inspector General requires a highly trained and diverse workforce to carry out its mission. The Office recruits professional auditors, criminal investigators, inspectors, program analysts, and administrative support personnel. Auditor Positions Candidates must have 24 semester hours of accounting. All Federal auditors also have an 80-hour biannual continuing education requirement. Auditors conduct systematic examinations and appraisals of financial records, reports, management controls, policies and practices affecting or reflecting the financial condition of the Department's organizations and activities, contractors and grantees, including state and local governments, laboratories, universities and private industry and business operations. In addition, information technology auditors review information systems operations and acquisitions, and test the vulnerability of automated systems to unauthorized intrusions. Auditors may be recent college graduates or experienced auditors or accountants from other agencies and/or private industry. Most have degrees in accounting but may have degrees in other areas, such as business management, finance, or other related fields. In addition to having fundamental accounting skills, Auditors must be able to analyze problems and effectively communicate solutions. The character traits that the OIG looks for in an Auditor include initiative, ingenuity, resourcefulness, and sound judgment. These traits are important in order to collect, assemble, and develop facts and other pertinent data. Oral and written communication skills are also important to prepare clear, concise, and complete audit reports and to conduct fact-finding interviews and briefings on audit findings.

59. CID- Criminal Investigation Division The CID is responsible for investigating criminal cases, which are usually Thoughall CID personnel are trained in general investigation, some specialize in http://www.ci.desoto.tx.us/Police/crim_inv_div.htm

Criminal Investigation Division (CID) DeSoto Police Department Alert for DeSoto Citizens UNSOLVED CRIMES - WE NEED YOUR HELP! The CID is responsible for investigating criminal cases, which are usually generated by the patrol division. The division hierarchy includes one lieutenant, two sergeants, six investigators, and two secretaries. Those assigned to CID are trained in conducting follow-up investigations and interviews, preservation of evidence and filing cases with the district attorney's office. Though all CID personnel are trained in general investigation, some specialize in certain types of cases: fraud, burglary, crimes against persons, family violence, juvenile, pawn shop detail, and evidence preservation. This specialization is necessary because of the increasingly complicated laws enforced by police, and also enhances productivity by ensuring a more complete and comprehensive case investigation. Home E-Services Action Center City Council ... Phone List

60. Studies In Intelligence Vol. 01 No. 1, 1997 Nazi war criminal investigation is now the longest running investigation in CIA shistory, extending for two full decades. The Office of general Counsel (OGC http://www.cia.gov/csi/studies/97unclass/naziwar.html

A Persistent Emotional Issue CIA's Support to the Nazi War Criminal Investigations Kevin C. Ruffner The story of escaped Nazis after the collapse of the Third Reich in 1945 has long gripped novelists and Hollywood screenwriters and provided the grist for such box office hits as The Boys From Brazil and The ODESSA File . Since the 1970s, the topic has also provided steady fare for historians and journalists anxious to explore supposed cabals between American intelligence agencies and such personalities as Josef Mengele, the "Angel of Death" at Auschwitz, and former Austrian President Kurt Waldheim, a German intelligence officer in the Balkans during World War II. Continuing Suspicions Despite these efforts, doubts persist in some circles as to whether the United States Government has been fully honest about this emotion-charged issue. For example, Christopher Simpson, in his 1988 book, Blowback: America's Recruitment of Nazis and Its Effects on the Cold War , asserts that "US intelligence agencies did knowor had good reason to suspectthat many contract agents they hired during the Cold War had committed crimes against humanity on behalf of the Nazis. The CIA, the State Department, and US Army intelligence," Simpson states, "each created special programs for the specific purpose of bringing former selected Nazis and collaborators to the United States. Other projects protected such people by placing them on US payrolls overseas." The fact that most US intelligence records from this time period are still classified only lends greater mystery to the issue.

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