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Law Enforcement

Explore work that responds to incidents and serves communities.

14 careers · grouped by type of work

Law Enforcement careers

14 careers

Animal Control Worker

Respond to loose animals, investigate mistreatment, and enforce animal-control rules.

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Parking Enforcement Worker

Patrol streets and parking lots, check parking restrictions, issue citations, and explain the rules to drivers.

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Correctional Officer and Jailer

Supervise people in custody and help keep facilities secure.

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Police Supervisor

Lead a police squad or detective team, organize its work, and check how officers handle their responsibilities.

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Bailiff

Keep court proceedings orderly and the people in the courtroom safe.

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Customs and Border Protection Officer

Check travelers and shipments at official ports of entry, and decide whether they meet the rules for entering the country.

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Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer

Patrol communities, respond to calls, and enforce laws.

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Correctional Officer Supervisor

Lead the officers who keep a jail or prison shift running.

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Transit or Railroad Police Officer

Patrol stations, trains or freight yards, help passengers, and investigate crimes affecting the people and goods moving through a rail system.

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Detective and Criminal Investigator

Investigate crimes by checking evidence, interviewing people, and deciding which lead to follow next.

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Police Identification and Records Officer

Photograph evidence, work with fingerprints, and keep the records that let investigators trace what was found.

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Forensic Science Technician

You collect or examine physical evidence and explain what your findings mean for a criminal investigation.

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Fish and Game Warden

Patrol waterways and hunting areas, investigate wildlife violations, and turn what you find into evidence that can stand up in court.

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Coroner

Investigate unexplained or violent deaths and help establish the official account of how someone died.

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