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OVERVIEW
The Investigative Division is responsible for both follow-up and in-depth investigations. Once a report is filed by the Patrol Division, it is forwarded to the Investigative Division for review. If sufficient information is available to initiate an investigation, the case is assigned to a detective or back to an officer. However, if insufficient information is provided, the case is classified as "Inactive" or "Closed." If and when additional information is discovered, the case is re-activated and the investigation resumes.
STOLEN PROPERTY
When it comes to stolen property, the most valuable information a person can provide to an investigating officer are the model number and serial number of the stolen property, as well as the name and address of potential suspects. The more information that is provided to the investigating officer, the greater the chance a suspect can be identified, located, and arrested.
TRUTH VERIFICATION EXAMINATIONS
The Investigative Division performs truth verification examinations for criminal cases, administrative cases, and pre-employment screening. The department also performs truth verification examinations for other area law enforcement agencies upon request.
The department has three certified examiners - Lt. T.H. Coleman, Sgt. J.R. Morris, and Det. D.L. Godfrey.
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Lieutenant
Trent Coleman
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Sergeant
J.R. Morris
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Detective D. Richards, CFE
Fraud/Financial Crimes
Detective M. Sattler
Fraud/Financial Crimes
Detective Kim Warren
Property Crimes
Detective Stephanie Gibson
Crimes Against Persons
Detective Donald Godfrey
Crime Scene Investigator / Evidence Technician
Detective J. Chitwood
Crime Scene Investigator / Crime Analysis
Detective Cindy Perry
Drug Detective
Detective Adam Carlson
Drug Detective
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CONTACT INFORMATION
401 E. Owen Avenue
Wake Forest, NC 27587-2932
TEL (919) 554-6150
FAX (919) 554-1017
EMERGENCIES 556-9111
Police Home Page
Wake Forest Ordinances
NC Sex Offender &
Public Protection Registry
National Center for Missing
& Exploited Children
NC Seat Belt Laws
Tip Line
The Wake Forest Police Department wants your help solving crime. The need for assistance from people in the community is crucial in identifying and arresting criminals. The tip line is an effective way that citizens can be involved in solving crime and remain confidential. We can use the information you provide to help fight crime and protect our community. With the help of everyone we can make our community a safe place. If you have any information, please contact (919) 554-6162 .
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