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Assist the National Park Service Chief Range or Law Enforcement Ranger and other emergency personnel. JOB TITLE: Unarmed Security Guard Services. Operate National Park Service issued hand-held digital two-way radio and/or telephone to relay information to appropriate personnel.
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Juris Doctor (JD), Master of Law (LLM), or similar advanced degree from an approved school of law required. · Juris Doctor (JD), Master of Law (LLM), or similar advanced degree from an approved school of law required.
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Complete 13 weeks of intensive training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Glynco, GA and 18 weeks of specialized training at the James J. Rowley Training Center in Laurel, MD.
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Provide crisis intervention support when necessary, including involving Child Protective Services, law enforcement and other local stakeholders. Provide referral and connection to: Legal services; Education and English language classes; Medical care and behavioral healthcare; Placement stability and safety services; Assistance with immigration proceedings; Assistance with guardianship proceedings; Family stabilization/counseling; Substance abuse treatment; Gang prevention services; Youth programming (such as youth mentoring, tutoring, afterschool and vocation programs, sports clubs, or other extracurricular clubs, etc.
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Service in Military Occupational Specialty related to law enforcement, security (such as Military Police, Elite Military Forces, combat arms) or any support role in a Combat Zone. Graduate of a Certified Public Safety Academy (military or civilian) or verified work experience in the law enforcement, adult corrections, or firefighter field.
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The abilities you acquire here can open doors to careers in various fields, including the FBI, law enforcement, ATF, US Border Patrol, State Crime Lab, law-related roles, paralegal positions, legal assistant jobs, security, corporate investigations, and investigative journalism.
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3+ years working in a full-time certified law enforcement officer position(s) Experience working in one of or a combination of the following environments is preferred: Residential, Corporate, Technology, or Military/Law Enforcement Protective Security Details (PSD.
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Training Requirement: Incumbent must successfully complete the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center's Criminal Investigator Training Program, or its equivalent. Applicants who have previously been employed in a Federal law enforcement officer position covered by 5 U.S.C. 8336(c) or 5 U.S.C. 8412(d) are not restricted from applying.
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Military, law enforcement, or experience in executive protection/security is meaningful, though not a requirement to become a GDBA Protector. Up to $1,000 stipend for Special Certifications (EMT, Lifeguard, NRA, Pilot, Maritime.
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Police academy training or related law enforcement training is required. Must be a licensed law enforcement officer or licensed in a related field of law enforcement.
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Be at least age 21 at the time of application and less than age 37 at the time you receive a conditional offer of employment, unless you have previous service in a Federal Civilian Law Enforcement position covered by special law enforcement or firefighter retirement provisions, including early or mandatory retirement.
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We want someone who can bring blockchain expertise to bear on getting victims back their money and helping law enforcement disrupt illicit activity in the crypto space. The investigator will also help train law enforcement in crypto-crime investigation techniques and advise internal tool development.
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Communicates effectively and coherently over law enforcement, fire, rescue, and EMS radio channels; notifies others, such as ambulances, wreckers, and utilities when services are requested/required.
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The purpose of this position is to process 911 emergency calls for Fire-EMS and Law Enforcement and to operate a two-way radio to communicate with appropriate public safety officials to emergency situations.
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Develops and maintains external relationships with industry, law enforcement and other contacts involved in fraud investigation, detection, and prevention. Expert knowledge and understanding of fraud investigations as well as application of case law and state laws and regulations.
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