Law Enforcement Deputy (Certified)
yourmembershippartnerNew York (NY)
Law Enforcement Deputy (Certified)
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yourmembershippartnerNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
The law enforcement deputy will administer the laws of Sarasota County, the State of Florida and of the United States in a fair, impartial and professional manner. The deputy will have duties that consist of, but not limited to patrolling areas, conducting traffic stops, informing suspects of their rights, arresting suspects, mediating domestic disputes, protecting crime scenes until assistance arrives, reviewing BOLOS, pursuing vehicles, preparing reports or affidavits and any other law enforcement duties deemed appropriate. This is a safety sensitive position.
Tasks Complete assignments as directed
maintain work areas
collect/recover latent prints
collect and preserve evidence/property
examine bodes of deceased
investigate/document injury to inmate
monitor/respond dispatch and calls for service, secure crime scene
apprehend suspects
respond to traffic accidents
monitor and report road/traffic conditions and hazards
retrieve and enter information from mobile computer
provide assistance to patrol deputies/detectives/other units
guard persons in custody
originate new cases
administer field check to suspected intoxicated drivers
transport persons (such as injured, threatened, deceased, or lost persons, mental patients, prisoners or suspects)
administer first aid/CPR
confront and control or disperse demonstrators, rioters, or crowds
conduct active patrolling of assigned area, conducts traffic stop, search for missing. lost, or runaway juveniles
informs victims of victims' legal rights
counsel and/or separate people involved in domestic disputes
investigate non-police action calls (such as animal calls, rescue calls)
Conduct traffic crash investigation
conduct dwelling, building, or grounds check (EP)
Photograph/video tape crime scene/evidence
seize, impound, or confiscate vehicle/watercraft or property
noncustodial and custodial interview of persons such as suspects, victims, witnesses, or informants
review Be-On-The-Look-Out (BOLO)
act or respond to hostage or kidnapper
File complaints with state attorney's office
conduct field frisk or pat down search
respond to bomb/explosive threat
pursue vehicle/watercraft
control disorderedly or irate persons
testify at trials, hearings, grand juries or dispositions
located/contact property owners
conduct minor investigations
establish identity of suspect/arrestee
Minimum Requirements Must be at least 21 years old
Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
Must have a valid driver's license
Must be a US citizen
Must be able to work 12 hour shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays
Must also have one of the following: Associate's Degree or equivalent from an accredited college or university
Prior military services with completed military contract and Honorable discharge OR three (3) years active military reserve service
Three (3) years prior full time Law Enforcement experience. Experience must have occurred within three (3) years of application
Three (3) years prior experience as a corrections deputy with the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office
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