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I conducted field interviews of suspects, inspected various documents to detect forgeries or fraud of citizenship, interviewed and interrogated suspects, witnesses, informants, and citizens, prepared reports and documents regarding criminal and administrative violations. I was responsible for presenting necessary casework to the United States Magistrate for prosecution for violations of the United States Criminal Code...
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I was responsible for presenting necessary casework to the United States Magistrate for prosecution for violations of the United States Criminal Code.
As a Police Officer for the Village of , I performed work that was related to law enforcement, crime prevention, investigation and other direct public service activities...
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