Emily Levins

Throughout my career in law enforcement , I have gained an understanding of police investigations, covering a wide range of training in areas including controlled substance investigations, deceased persons investigations, sexual assault investigations, missing persons investigations, juvenile investigations, and human trafficking investigations. To enhance my skills, I have also completed a Frontline Digital Evidence course (offered through the bridge academy), which equipped me with the necessary knowledge to effectively recognize, collect, preserve, transport, and store electronic and technological evidence. Additionally, I have received training in interviewing techniques, protecting crime scenes, and classifying and recording evidence.

With over five years of experience in law enforcement, I possess an understanding of criminal law, constitutional law, and procedural law. I am comfortable testifying in court, presenting evidence, and collaborating with the District Attorney's Office to ensure the successful prosecution of cases.

My commitment to public safety is strong, and my qualifications are well-versed. I have successfully graduated from the approved Massachusetts Police Training Committee – Reserve Intermittent Academy, demonstrating my dedication to ongoing professional development. Recently, I attended the MPTC Bridge Academy, and I am currently in the process of obtaining POST certification.

Confident in my skills, knowledge, and dedication, I believe I am an ideal fit for the Criminal Identification Officer position.