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Investigator – COPA at City of Chicago - ApplyBlast

Investigator – COPA

City of Chicago

1 month ago

3.8 on Glassdoor

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Investigator position at the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) investigates allegations of misconduct against Chicago Police Department members, including incidents involving excessive force, improper search or seizure, and serious injury or death. The role involves conducting interviews, analyzing evidence, preparing investigation reports, and collaborating with legal staff and attorneys to support disciplinary proceedings and criminal cases. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree or higher, possess two years of investigative experience, and maintain a valid Illinois driver's license.

Responsibilities

Investigate allegations of misconduct against Chicago Police Department members
Conduct interviews and canvasses to gather facts and evidence
Prepare investigation reports and testify in court and hearings

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degreeJuris Doctorate degreePost-graduate degree in Public Policy, Political Science, Social Science, Government or Law

About City of Chicago

chicago.gov

Headquarters

United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1837

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City of Chicago is the official municipal government website that provides residents, businesses, and visitors with information on city services, departments, programs, initiatives, and elected officials. It centralizes online services such as permits, licenses, payments, public safety and health guidance, transportation and parks information, and emergency alerts and updates. The site helps users find neighborhood resources, apply for benefits, and contact city departments. As an official .gov site it emphasizes secure transactions and authoritative civic information.