Office of the State Attorney

Twentieth Judicial Circuit of Florida

 
 
 

 

Investigators


 

As the chief law enforcement officer of this jurisdiction, charged with the duty to see that laws are fairly enforced, the State Attorney has an affirmative responsibility to investigate illegal activities throughout the Circuit. This function is the primary responsibility of the Investigative Division. The Investigative Division is comprised of two major sections:

  1. The Intelligence Division conducts the investigations of such matters as organized criminal activity, political corruption, complex fraud, international drug smuggling, and white collar crime. These investigations are generally long term, complex and have Circuit-wide impact.

  2. The Court Investigative Division renders assistance to felony and misdemeanor prosecutions at the intake stage and in case preparation for trial. The investigators act as liaisons between prosecutors and other law enforcement agencies and also assist prosecutors during trial.

Qualifications:

  • Active State of Florida Law Enforcement Officer Certification

  • U.S. Citizen

  • Valid Florida Drivers License

  • Substantial Background with Criminal Investigations

4 Year College Degree or substitute 2 years of Law Enforcement experience for each year of college.

Applicants Interested in applying should send a completed State Employment Application along with a current Resume to:

Office of the State Attorney
Attn: Chief Investigator Kevin Smith
P.O. Box 399
Fort Myers, Florida 33902

All applications will be kept on file for a period of one year.  Should a position become available for which you qualify, you will be contacted for further information

Click here for Employment Application

 

 

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