Staff Sergeant

UCCM Anishnaabe Police is hiring
Help make our communities a safer, better place.
DETECTIVE SERGEANT – DRUG ENFORCEMENT UNIT
Term: Permanent full time
Salary/Pay: Aligned with UCCM Anishnaabe Police Service Pay Grid
The Detective Sergeant – Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU) is responsible for overseeing the unit’s investigation of Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA) offences, providing updates to superiors with respect to the activities of the unit, the cultivation and maintenance of confidential informers in projects, the seizure of physical evidence and its destruction upon final disposition of court proceedings, and providing assistance and support to other UCCM APS officers involved in drug investigations. In addition, remain current with respect to relevant legislation, including the CDSA, regularly attend meetings including the with various community stakeholders, and provide presentations to a variety of agencies on drug use and trends within United Chiefs and Councils of Mnidoo Mnising (UCCMM) communities as part of the Community Mobilization. The Detective Sergeant – DEU will also monitor the ledger involving drug purchases and payment of money to confidential informers as well as overseeing the informant registry. Furthermore, regularly responding to correspondence received from provincial and federal crowns, updating files according, and ensures public inquiries relating to drug enforcement are responded to in a timely manner.
Provide leadership, guidance, counselling, assistance, direction, and supervision to the members of the Drug Enforcement Unit and their activities.
• Monitor, gather and investigate all relevant information pertaining to gang related activities, organized crime enterprises, drug enforcement, firearm legislation and offences, and general street level crime including addressing any criminal trends that occur (e.g. break and enters, graffiti, organized thefts, vice, and morality related offences, etc.).
Completion of Ontario Police College Basic Constable Training
• General Investigative Techniques Course, Search Warrant Course, Investigative Interviewing Course, Front Line Supervisors Course, relevant experience in a criminal investigative unit
Knowledge of the Criminal Code, Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, Food and Drugs Act and other federal statutes.
• Knowledge of investigative techniques to provide advice to officers and conduct specialty investigations.
A valid Class G driver’s license
• If you believe it’s time for a police service to break down barriers and serve communities better, join UCCM Anishnaabe Police to make our communities a safer, better place.