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DETECTIVE - POLICE- JUVENILE VICTIM CRIMES (BEHAVIORAL SERVICES)
posted : 07/17/2025
Status :
Open
Close Date :
08/01/2025
Salary :
61,651.19
Type :
FULL TIME
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General Job Description

Under general supervision and the direction of the Chief of Police, enforcement of State and Horry County law, rules, regulations and ordinances. Must work in all weather conditions, be proficient with firearms, and able to respond to potential law enforcement or security concerns as needed. Applicants will be considered for the position of Detective (Juvenile Victim Crimes)

Duties for this Position
  • Investigates violations of state law and County ordinances by interviewing suspects, witnesses, and victims; attempts to control illegal activities by utilizing investigative techniques.
  • Prepares police assigned cases for court and testifies.
  • Cooperates with other police jurisdictions to identify and locate criminals, or to conduct joint investigations.
  • Assists in the arrest of criminals.
  • Performs collection, preservation, examination and authenticating of physical evidence and secures crime scene.
  • Participates in job-related training and courses to maintain the skills, knowledge, and abilities necessary to perform duties.
  • Maintains working relationship with schools, businesses, and other institutions to instruct and inform, and to give and receive information concerning investigations.
  • This position will focus on crimes related to juvenile victims.
Position Minimum Requirements
  • Current Class I Police Officer certification in the State of South Carolina is required.
  • A minimum of three (3) years of sworn law enforcement experience is required.
  • Must have valid South Carolina driver's license.
  • Must be able to maintain required level of proficiency in the use of firearms.
  • High school diploma or equivalent diploma required.
  • Must pass required pre-employment physical exam, Background check, polygraph examination, and psychological assessment.
  • Must be 21 years of age.
  • Certifications with emphasis on juvenile crimes preferred.