by Answerbag Staff on October 11th, 2009

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How many years does it take to become a detective?

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  • by Kristin Lane on October 11th, 2009

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    Eighteen months of investigation promotes an officer to detective, third grade. Highly motivated and dedicated officers in the police force attain first grade detective status in three to four years.

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  • by JUL. 15 hours ago

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    How many years it takes to become a detective can depend on the department, how good a police officer you are, how good you are at taking written tests, what kind of reputation and record you have, and how many other officers you are competing with. Some officers become detectives after only a few years. It could take many years to become a detective. Many officers never become detectives. Becoming a police detective can be very competitive. One of the best things you can do if you want to become a police detective is to become the best police officer that you can.

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    Peaceofficerjobs.com - Police Jobs and How to Become a Police Officer

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