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The document is an Identity Theft Victim's Packet from the East Hampton Police Department, providing instructions and information for individuals who have experienced identity theft. It outlines steps to take after obtaining a police case report number, including contacting banks and credit reporting agencies, filing a report with the Federal Trade Commission, and submitting necessary documentation to the police department if prosecution is desired. The packet emphasizes the importance of keeping records, understanding creditor policies, and provides sample letters for disputing fraudulent accounts. It also explains what identity theft is, how it occurs, and offers guidance on monitoring personal information.

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How much do Hampton police officers make?

pay $49,620 to 80,470. This is comparable to the national mean wage for police officers. I dont know what crazy money is, but its clear that only around 15% of first-line supervisors of patrol officers, and only a handful of patrol officers, make 120K/year.

What is the highest paid cop?

High Paying Police Jobs Police Captain. Salary range: $87,000-$172,500 per year. Chief of Police. Salary range: $100,500-$165,000 per year. Police Lieutenant. Salary range: $75,500-$149,000 per year. Assistant Chief of Police. Salary range: $57,500-$139,000 per year. Special Agent In Charge. Sheriff. Lieutenant. Police Sergeant.

How do I file a complaint against a police officer in CT?

The EHTPD is a NYS Department of Criminal Justice Services Accredited municipal law enforcement agency. We have 65 sworn police officers serving in patrol, detectives, supervisory, administrative and various specialized unit roles.

How much do East Hampton police officers make?

Police DepartmentNo of Police OfficersNo. of Police Officers Darien 49 276 Derby 36 47 East Hampton 15 48 East Hartford 122 13027 more rows

How many police officers are in East Hampton, CT?

Making an Inquiry or Complaint Complaints can also be made by contacting the Internal Affairs Unit at (203) 630-4340 or visit the contact us section on our website, .ct.gov/despp and complete the form.