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What Are Your Duties As A Deputy Sheriff

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My duties as a Deputy Sheriff were to respond to any calls that occurred on my shift and investigate them. I have investigated Robberies, Burglaries, Sexual Assaults, Thefts and Murders that occurred on my shift. I was responsible for gathering the evidence at the scene as well as interviewing witnesses and suspects of these crimes and making arrest as a result of the investigation. I worked these cases from the initial call to testifying to the charges in court. I have been the case agent on two Murders in which I gathered any evidence at the scene, located and interviewed witnesses and defendants and testified in jury trials that resulted in convictions. I have assisted deputies on several other Murders and felony cases over my nine

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