A police officer their role is to protect and serve the people to make a place a safe place to live. The police puts away the ones that comits crimes in their area. The federal can go about anywhere to help out the state or local police departments. The federal they also at times have to go under cover just like the police to catch a person that has committed a crime, just like the police the federal is here to protect.
a federal agent does the investagating while a officer makes the arrest.
If you are a law enforcement officer or retired law enforcement officer, yes. If you aren't, no. There is no CCW permit that is good thoughout the entire U.S.
As opposed to a "Law Enforcement Officer" [which is the title used to describe sworn criminal law enforcement officers] a 'Legal Enforcement Officer' is a term that may be applied to any individual charged with the responsibility for making certain that the rules, regulations and laws pertaining to their area of authority are followed in a lawful manner (e.g.: A company attorney, or ethics officer).
Having a job in Law Enforcement can span across the board. There are so many different positions in the city, state, and federal Law Enforcement jobs, that this is a difficult answer to give. I do write a blog that covers a lot of information regarding the many positions and what each of them do.
The sheriff is the most powerful and has more authority then any other law enforcement officer, including the state police. He has the authority to arrest federal officers and he can only be arrested by the coroner.
If the appropriate warrants are on file and the information on the defendant's is generally known to the law enforcement community, ANY duly constituted law enforcement officer, local, state, or federal, can make the arrest.
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Yes a federal BOP correctional officer is covered under the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act. See the related link for more information on this act.
Generally speaking, yes. Retired law enforcement officers can normally carry concealed weapons, especially since the advent of federal law HR218 a few years ago.
If you are referring to becoming a ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officer - they are federal law enforcement officers and paid a salary by the government which is published on the agency's website.
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Yes, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Officers are fully sworn and accredited federal law enforcement officers. They are empowered to arrest for ANY violation of federal law (and local law IF deputized to do so by the appropriate authority).
There is no difference. In some instances security companies themselves use a distinction of Armed to Unarmed personnel. Guard or security officer refers to Unarmed and Security Enforcement Officer refers to Armed. Each state has different licensing and laws about security personnel.