Police Officer II - Emory Police Department

Emory University•Atlanta, GA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Serves as the patrol shift liaison with the Criminal Investigations Division (CID); responsible for maintaining crime scene management until CID can arrive to the incident location. Perform basic fingerprinting and crime scene assessment in lieu of a CID response. Performs the duties of an armed peace officer. Conducts field investigations, initiates and executes detentions, makes arrests, issues citations, writes reports, obtains warrants, conducts searches, transports prisoners to jail or to a juvenile facility, and testifies in a court of law. Provides armed patrol. Responds to calls for assistance in life threatening, emergency and service related situations. Enforces state and federal law, local ordinances, and organizational regulations. Controls crowds and directs traffic. Restrains violent or resistant patients under the direction of medical personnel; restrains and transports violent criminals. Observes and reports criminal activity and other incidents or conditions jeopardizing the safety and security of the community. Maintains required record-keeping. Performs duties in a sensitive and lawful manner and maintains positive public relations. Performs related responsibilities as required.

Requirements

Must meet all qualifications for the position of Police Officer with Emory University in place at the time of most recent employment with EPD.
Must be a current Emory Police Officer with a minimum of four consecutive years employment with EPD as a Police Officer I.
Must have completed Department approved mental health training.
Must have had no disciplinary actions above the level of verbal counseling within the immediately preceding twelve months.
Must have received a rating of no less than '3-Meets Expectations' in the most recent annual performance evaluation.

Responsibilities

Serve as the patrol shift liaison with the Criminal Investigations Division (CID).
Maintain crime scene management until CID can arrive to the incident location.
Perform basic fingerprinting and crime scene assessment in lieu of a CID response.
Conduct field investigations, initiate and execute detentions, make arrests, issue citations, write reports, obtain warrants, conduct searches, transport prisoners to jail or to a juvenile facility, and testify in a court of law.
Provide armed patrol.
Respond to calls for assistance in life threatening, emergency and service related situations.
Enforce state and federal law, local ordinances, and organizational regulations.
Control crowds and direct traffic.
Restrain violent or resistant patients under the direction of medical personnel.
Restrain and transport violent criminals.
Observe and report criminal activity and other incidents or conditions jeopardizing the safety and security of the community.
Maintain required record-keeping.
Perform duties in a sensitive and lawful manner and maintain positive public relations.