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I fingerprinted and took booking photos of a lot of criminals. I checked up on registered sex offenders and parolees wearing
ankle bracelets.

I found bones and I received bones other people had found. Most were animal; some were human.

I delivered bad news to people and I worked with police chaplains and deputy coroners dealing with emotionally distressed and
grieving survivors. I dealt with a lot of domestic violence assault victims. Because we had a mandatory arrest law for domestic
violence perpetrators I made a lot of family arrests. Most were easy to make, but some were extremely difficult when the victims
turned out to be the ones who had to get arrested. In those cases, the prosecutor would accept our input and quickly decide to
dismiss the case with no charges, when none were actually warranted.

I consoled victims of rape, robbery, burglary, assault, theft, threats, mistaken identity, and random senseless violence.