Description
Special Investigator- Citizens’ Law Enforcement Review Board (CLERB)
The Special Investigator conducts independent investigations to support the Citizens’ Law Enforcement Review Board (CLERB). The Special Investigator reports to the Supervising Special Investigator, CLERB and is responsible for investigating complaints of misconduct involving peace officers in the Sheriff or Probation departments, and deaths and other specified incidents arising out of or in connection with actions of peace officers.
DUTIES INCLUDE:
- Interviews complainants and other relevant witnesses or parties to obtain all relevant facts in connection with allegations of peace officer misconduct, deaths, or other specified incidents within the Board’s jurisdiction
- Identifies and obtains evidence pertinent to laws, policies or procedures controlling the conduct at issue; researches all pertinent laws, policies, or procedures
- Compiles information and prepares comprehensive, analytical reports with recommended advisory findings for submission to the Board for review and action
- Acts as liaison with County departments, law enforcement agencies, and other outside agencies
- Formulates recommendations for policy and procedural changes related to complaints
- Attends monthly evening board meetings to provide additional information as necessary
- Processes complaint intake, detention inspections, and in-custody death response/observations reports
- Reviews evidence (including but not limited to body worn cameras, investigative reports, autopsy reports, photographs, etc
The Ideal Candidate:
This is a challenging opportunity for an exceptionally qualified and highly motivated individual with strong knowledge of civilian oversight of law enforcement, and a proven track record in conducting investigations.
DESIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITES:
- Knowledge of principles, laws and regulations regarding the rights and duties of peace and custodial officers
- Knowledge of constitutional, criminal and public records law and procedure
- Knowledge of the current law enforcement principles and practices, and peace officer records and rights
- Interview complainants and other relevant witnesses or parties
- Prepare and present comprehensive investigative reports
- Efficiently manage a high-volume and frequently fast- paced caseload to meet productivity and production deadlines
- Exercise appropriate judgment in answering questions and releasing information
- Analyze and project consequences of decisions and/or recommendations
How to Apply:
1. Complete the online application at www.sandiegocounty.gov/hr the select the current job postings link, 24037510U.
2. Attach your resume, a copy of your college degree, final transcript, or diploma.
Key Dates
Resume Review: Week of December 2, 2024
Interviews: Week of January 6, 2025
Expected Start Date: Month of February 2025
