Form Gs-22 - Police Evidence Custodian

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POLICE EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN/GS-22
DEFINITION
This is highly responsible work in a law enforcement environment, involving the custody and
maintenance of property and evidence received by the Virgin Islands Police Department.
Work involves responsibility for the performance of a variety of assigned tasks in the custody
and maintenance of property and evidence. Employees usually work a fixed shift and are on call
at other hours. Duties are customarily performed in the office, but may involve field assignment
from time to time as necessary. The nature of the work requires that employees in this class be
capable of dealing effectively with police personnel, prosecutors and the public. Supervision is
received from a superior police officer and work is reviewed through periodic evaluations and/or
by audit of the property facility.
DUTIES (NOT ALL INCLUSIVE)
Receives property and evidence from police officers and logs, tags and secures it in the evidence
facility.
Maintains clear and accurate records of all property received, property disposed of and property
submitted to various laboratories for examination.
Submits drug evidence to the appropriate laboratory for testing and maintains records of those
transactions and tests.
Prepares monthly reports of all property room activity.
Transports evidence to the Attorney General’s Office for examination by prosecutors.
Transports evidence to the Court and testifies regarding chain of custody and/or receipt of testing
results.
Transports evidence to off-island testing facilities or court hearings.
Prepares property to be released to owners or disposed of in accordance with procedures and
laws.
Prepares property for sale by auction in accordance with Virgin Islands law.
Conducts periodic audits of the property facility to ensure full accountability for all property and
evidence.
Prepares reports of activities and work performed.
Performs other duties as assigned.

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