Seized Property Investigator (SPI)

Qualifications:

Requires an undergraduate degree and a minimum of 10 years law enforcement experience. SPI should have an expert level knowledge of seized assets, inventory management, and complex asset disposal methods.

Description of Duties:

Currently supports custodial and field operations at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives which maintains assets such as firearms, ammunition, and explosives, which are generally considered non-valued assets.

The following list is to show some of the typical services and support for the specified labor category. The list is designed to show typical projects; it is not all-inclusive, and other types of services may be required:

1. Serve as liaison between the seizing and custodial entity.
2. Maintain Official Request Memo/Release and Receipt files on seized assets.
3. Catalogue forfeited assets.
4. Provide on-site support for large seizures throughout the United States.
5. Respond to questions and provide information to other organizations on forfeiture and seizure questions.
6. Photograph (when necessary) forfeited assets; research forfeited asset origin/history; and document and enter forfeited assets into Government databases.