Federal air marshal vs internal affairs investigator

Differences between federal air marshal and internal affairs investigator duties and responsibilities

Federal air marshal example responsibilities.

• Lead 70 felony-level investigations which ensure the safety and security of over 7K personnel and 3.4B in DoD resources.
• Analyze and enter civil subpoenas for service throughout the district.
• Update project status' weekly into DAPTIV a project management software available to the USMS.
• Seize illegal drugs, firearms, and vehicles used in the commission of an offense.
• Present formal and informal briefings within OPM and to other agencies ensuring a wide understanding of suitability matters.
• Safeguard sensitive, classify information in accordance with DoD policies and regulations and interpret government, corporate or client policies.
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Internal affairs investigator example responsibilities.

• Receive multiple letters of commendation for effective investigations that lead to successful prosecutions.
• Deploy technical surveillance (CCTV) to protect corporate proprietary information and assets.
• Used exception reports, CCTV and interview to determine loss and make decision on resolution of the case.
• Testify at criminal, civil, administration, arbitration and/or deposition hearings.
• Investigate and open cases on customers and non-customers who have potentially engage in activity which goes against federally mandate BSA/AML regulations.
• Conduct extensive research and case file preparation for due process hearings such as pre-disciplinary conferences and arbitrations.
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