Investigator

Overview:
CID Investigators conduct thorough investigations into felony and specialized criminal cases for the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office. This position requires strong analytical skills, professionalism, and a proven record of proactive law enforcement activity. It is recommended to bring a work product of your choosing (i.e. search warrant, detailed report).

Primary Responsibilities:

- Investigate felony crimes, including violent, property, and technology-related offenses.

- Respond to crime scenes; collect, preserve, and document evidence.

- Conduct victim, witness, and suspect interviews.

- Prepare search warrants, affidavits, and detailed investigative reports.

- Work with the District Attorney’s Office and testify in court.

- Collaborate with outside agencies and assist with task force operations.

- Maintain proficiency in investigative techniques and required training.

Minimum Requirements:

- CLEET Peace Officer Certification

- Two years of patrol experience with RCSO or another agency of equal or greater staffing.

- Must have completed patrol field training.

- Documented proactive law enforcement activity.

- Valid Oklahoma driver’s license.

- Successful completion of an interview board.

Preferred Qualifications:

- Prior investigative or specialized unit experience.

- Training in interviewing, digital evidence handling, or advanced investigative methods.

If selected, an intense six-month training and FTO process will be required, during which the trainee will be on call to maximize opportunities to be exposed to as many calls as possible for an investigator. Once completing the Investigation FTO, the work week will be Tuesday-Friday (10 hours shifts). Probation will be 12 months.