Law Enforcement Jobs (MI)

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Records Examiner / Analyst - Federal (ATF)Forfeiture Support Associates,(, Michigan)
Are you interested in Law Enforcement? FSA's US DOJ Asset Forfeiture Support Program has an immediate opening for an Analyst with the ATF (Alcohol, Tabacco, Firearms and Explosives) (Detroit, MI). FSA is seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team! Ideal candidates will have an interest in law enforcement/criminal justice, strong admin/clerical skills, be highly organized, detail-orient...
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Posted Mon 16th November
Security DirectorSMS Holdings(Detroit, Michigan)
Security Director Valor Security Services, a division of SMS Holdings Company, has provided security services to malls and other facilities for over 18 years. We are a national, growing company providing our employees with a stable career and the opportunity for a bright future through growth and advancement. Currently we are seeking a Security Director for the Birchwood Mall in Port Huron, MI. Fo...
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Posted Fri 13th November
Property Custodian - Federal (ATF)Forfeiture Support Associates,(, Michigan)
FSA's US DOJ Asset Forfeiture Support Program has an immediate opening for Property Custodian with the ATF (Alcohol, Tabacco, Firearms and Explosives) (Detroit, MI). FSA is seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team! Ideal candidates will have an interest in law enforcement/criminal justice, strong admin/clerical skills, be highly organized, detail-oriented and be a "team-player". A Pr...
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Posted Mon 16th November

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