Identification and Arrest Process Analyst - Denver Police Department
City and County of Denver
Denver, Colorado$49,691 - $74,547 est.Full-timePosted 11h ago
About Our Job The Denver Police Department is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Identification and Arrest Process Analyst. The Identification Unit is an essential 24/7 support unit within the Denver Police Department, providing critical services to the criminal justice system and supporting patrol and investigative operations. The unit specializes in identity investigations and quality assurance throughout the arrest process. Identification and Arrest Process Analysts are respons…
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