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JunkFoodAddict
234 posts |
#26357 2007-10-19 18:25 GMT |
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is it a high ranking or low
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TakeItEasy
267 posts |
#26358 2007-10-19 18:28 GMT |
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It's a high ranking.
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WildFlower
267 posts |
#26359 2007-10-19 18:29 GMT |
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It really depends on the department... this is not controlled by state law, it is department policy.
It is a prestigious rank, but not always a high one. In smaller departments, it could be the same classification as patrol, just different job duties. In our department, and similar sized ones in the area, it is a lateral transfer, with the same pay, as patrol. In some of the bigger cities in our area, such as Green Bay, WI PD, detectives get the same pay as patrol sergeants. In larger departments, there is a separate detective buearu, and the have their own rank structure, usually run by a Captain, with Lieutenants that run a shift, and Sergeants on the shift. |
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BigBoy
263 posts |
#26360 2007-10-19 18:30 GMT |
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It's a higher ranking than Patrol Officer.
It usually parallels a Sergeant in pay. |
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DeadlyAmphibian
265 posts |
#26361 2007-10-19 18:52 GMT |
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It usually (but not always) equals Sergeant pay. The position does not include supervisory authority.
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ThePacifier
241 posts |
#26362 2007-10-19 19:11 GMT |
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Detective is not a rank , it is an assignment or title...there is still a chain of command ie. detective sgt,det.Lt.,etc. usually parallel but equal to patrol(uniform).
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