Only authorized, licensed Investigators are able conduct
surveillance operations or undercover work. Investigators are permitted to
search for individuals such as missing persons, witnesses or criminal
offenders, as well as being permitted to search for property, assets, etc.
Investigators may be hired by civil persons, corporations,
various Government agencies, police and the military. Some Investigators
involve themselves in civil or domestic cases, while others specialize in
corporate and/or criminal matters. Smaller groups of Private Investigators work
in what is known as “ops” (special operations). Many of these Investigators
work on extremely sensitive and risky files and therefore are rarely made
public.
In today’s society, many people choose to use Private
Investigators over police in order to keep the investigated and collected data
away from the public. In some instances, the police may not be provided with
enough evidence to act on a complaint. A Private Investigator may be retained
to collect the necessary intelligence required for the case to proceed. In
other instances a Private Investigator may be recruited by a lawyer to collect
information that normally would not be of interest to other agencies. For
example, perhaps you disagree with the outcome of a report or investigation
that affects you civilly or criminally. A Private Investigator may be hired to
reinvestigate or re-examine the situation in order to search for an alternate
conclusion.
Domestic, corporate, or criminal, some of a Private
Investigator’s work is routine. An Investigator is required to research,
collect evidence, interview, proceed with surveillance and other undercover
work, gather videotape and/or photographs, and let us not forget the task of
lengthy report writing. Investigators never shy away from working long hours,
challenging the unknown and, in some cases, risking their lives. But, as many
people assume, this profession is full of exciting moments as well. Well…it is!
However, being a Private Investigator has its difficult and stressful moments.
Often this career takes the Investigator away from his family and close friends
for lengthy periods of time. Despite the time lost with those close to us,
being a Private Investigator is an addictive and extremely rewarding career.
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