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Chesterfield County Police Department

Investigations Bureau

The Investigations Bureau incorporates both the Criminal Investigations and Special Investigations divisions. CID investigates major crimes against persons, property and juveniles, as well as forensic science. SID investigates organized criminal activity that involves activities such as drug trafficking, gambling, and vice offenses. The division also provides surveillance, intelligence gathering and technical-equipment operations for the entire police department.

Anti-Crime Unit

ACTF is responsible for technical and electronic-surveillance operations for the department. The unit works closely with the Criminal Investigations Division on all major investigations to provide support in the area of locating and surveilling suspects and witnesses. The unit also identifies and targets career and serial criminals who operate within Chesterfield County.

Crimes Against Persons (804-748-1277)

The Crimes Against Persons Unit consists of three sections: the General Persons Crimes Section, Crimes Against Juveniles/Domestic Violence Section, and the Major Case Section. These sections investigate deaths, robberies, rapes, aggravated assaults, child abuse, and exploitation of children, as well as cases of missing persons, juvenile runaways, threatening and obscene telephone calls, extortion, suicides, and various firearm violations. Generally, crimes of a violent or sexual nature fall within the Crimes Against Persons Unit’s area of responsibility. The department’s domestic violence coordinator is assigned to the unit.

Crimes Against Property (804 -748-1268)

The Crimes Against Property Unit is divided into two main sections (with one being further subdivided into two smaller subsections). The General Property Crimes Section is responsible for the investigation of burglary, grand larceny, large-loss vandalism, arson, explosives cases, and environmental crimes. The second section, Economic Crime/Auto Theft, is divided into two subsections with one investigating crime, such as fraud, embezzlement and computer crime, while the other subsection is responsible for the investigation of motor vehicle thefts. The Crimes Against Property Unit is also responsible for staffing, scheduling and supervising the department’s polygraph examiners.

Forensic Unit

The Forensic Unit's primary function is the collection, processing, and analysis of evidence. Its detectives and civilian personnel are also responsible for maintaining automated fingerprint files, making courtroom presentations, and in-house training.

Vice and Narcotics

The Vice Section is responsible for the investigation of offenses including prostitution, sexual solicitation, pornography and gambling. The Narcotics Section targets and investigates mid-to upper-level drug traffickers and organizations. Members of this unit also are responsible for identifying and seizing assets of criminals obtained directly or indirectly through illegal activity, such as drug trafficking.

Fugitive Section

The Fugitive Section operates under the command of the Special Investigations Division and is supervised by the Division Commander. The section is charged with the apprehension of wanted persons and the reduction of unserved criminal warrants. Section detectives also are responsible for the extradition of persons wanted in Chesterfield, who are located and held in other states. Two detectives and one light-duty patrol officer currently man the section.