Salary and benefits of a homicide detective?

Answer 1

Being able to look at dead bodies

Another View: Having the ability to thoroughly investigate suspected criminal deaths and skillfully interrogate possible suspects and analyze evidence in order to (hopefully) bring a successful conclusion to a homicide investigation.

Answer 2

Homicide detectives are sworn law enforcement officers and are paid the same civil service salary as all other officers in the same agency with similar time of employment, seniority, and pay grade. They are oftentimes paid an extra stipend for their particular skill, and (bedcause of the tremendous overtime workload) make somewhat more per year than, say, a comparable officer in uniformed patrol.

Answer 3

The benefits for a homicide detective varies widely depending what jurisdiction they serve or what agency employs them.

Answer 4

The benefits for a homicide detective varies widely depending what jurisdiction they serve or what agency employs them.

Answer 5

The benefits for a homicide detective varies widely depending what jurisdiction they serve or what agency employs them.

Answer 6

The benefits for a homicide detective varies widely depending what jurisdiction they serve or what agency employs them.

Answer 7

Being a crime scene investigator is an advantage favorable to the investigator himself bacause he can be excused from being the suspected one.