Case Officer - Protecting Vulnerable Persons

Lincolnshire Police• , MA

About The Position

The Case Officer will join the Protecting Vulnerable Persons Unit (PVP), supporting investigations into sensitive and complex offences, including child abuse, vulnerable adult abuse, rape, and serious sexual offences. The role supports the preparation of strong prosecution cases and helps ensure victims receive a high standard of service and support throughout the criminal justice process. It attracts weekend and irregular working allowances. The stated total annual salary for a full-time worker, based on the attached shift pattern and including allowances, is £35,135.71. The role involves preparing prosecution files, gathering and managing evidence, supporting investigating officers, and ensuring compliance with disclosure legislation and force procedures. It may also involve taking statements, preparing investigative documentation, and supporting court proceedings when required. The position contributes to protecting victims, supporting prosecutions, and maintaining public confidence in policing.

Requirements

Be highly organised and detail-focused.
Have excellent communication skills.
Manage sensitive information professionally and confidentially.
Work collaboratively with a range of internal and external partners.
Prioritise competing demands.
Maintain accuracy in a fast-paced investigative environment.

Responsibilities

Prepare and submit court files to the Crown Prosecution Service, ensuring they meet required standards and deadlines.
Gather, review, and obtain evidence and third-party material from partner agencies and organisations.
Review video-recorded interviews and identify evidential opportunities in support of investigating officers.
Liaise with police departments, external agencies, and partner organisations to obtain and manage evidence.
Act as a Disclosure Officer and ensure compliance with relevant legislation and disclosure requirements.
Assist with post-charge enquiries and action plans directed by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Maintain evidence and exhibit continuity in line with legislation and force procedures.
Take statements, prepare investigative documentation, and provide support during court proceedings when required.