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How could I become an criminal investigator?

Dec 03, 2008 by Allie C | Posted in Law Enforcement & Police

I really want to pursue a career in criminal justice as a criminal investigator or private investigator. I am 17 years old and I am almost finished getting my G.E.D. I would like information on how to become a criminal investigator or private investigator.

Well a criminal investigator you have to be a police officer on patrol first. But for either a bachelors degree in criminal justice is your best bet. Even joining the military and being a MP first will help you out a lot plus they will pay for your college.

chris | Dec 03, 2008

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Of course, we werent supposed to be listening to it, but we did, he said. Once he returned to the states, he was on the West Coast, and worked as a shore patrolman with Long Beach Police Department and began doing undercover police work. When he returned home, he took the civil service exam with hopes of becoming a police officer in Abington, but though he got the fifth-highest test score, the department only hired three officers, so he was put on a waiting list. Meanwhile his minister, Pastor Robert Johnson Smith, at Salem Baptist Church, sent him to Norristown to talk to a lawyer about working in the county district attorneys office. There were no minority law enforcement officers employed there at that time, though the First Assistant DA Herb Nelson was black. Nelson was the first to interview Vance. Four years earlier, Nelson acted as district attorney when DA Bernard DiJoseph died of a heart attack. He put me through the third degree in terms of who I was, where I was, where

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