Contact

Lt. Cris Varner

Lt. Cris Varner
Criminal Investigations
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Phone: 864-848-2197

Sgt. Jon Saunders
Criminal Investigations
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Phone: 864-416-6610

Det. Dale Arterburn
Criminal Investigations
Email Dale Arterburn
Phone: 864-848-5354

Det. Jason Bash
Criminal Investigations
Email Jason Bash
Phone: 864-848-5351

Det. Will Westermeier
Criminal Investigations
Email Will Westermeier
Phone: 864-968-7018

Det. Jordan Williams
Criminal Investigations
Email Jordan Williams
Phone: 864-416-6608

Det. Marc Cappa
Criminal Investigations
Email Marc Cappa
Phone: 864-479-0961

Police Department

Physical Address
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102 S Main Street
Greer, SC 29651

Phone: 864-848-2151
Fax: 864-416-0112

Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Criminal Investigations

The Greer Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division is a professional investigative unit, responsible for the investigation of crimes committed in the City of Greer, South Carolina. The primary function of the Criminal Investigation Division (CID) is to accomplish extended follow-up investigations of criminal offenses occurring within the City of Greer, and to identify, apprehend and assist in the successful prosecution of the criminal offender.

Staff

CID consists of the following: 

  • 1 Lieutenant, the Division Commander

  • 1 Sergeant / General Investigator

  • 4 Criminal Investigators

  • 1 Project Safe Neighborhood Investigator

  • Narcotics / Vice Team

  • 2 Victim’s Advocate

  • 1 Administrative Clerk

Information Source

We have established this website to provide information concerning the Criminal Investigation Division of the Police Department and the services offered to the Community. We work hard to help the community to maintain a high quality of life and encourage you to read the information we have gathered. It may help us all work together to keep our community safe and secure.

Roles

The detectives perform a critical role in determining what has occurred and also in identifying the responsible person(s). This is accomplished by carefully documenting all conditions of a crime scene, recognizing all relevant physical evidence, conducting interviews and additional research. The ability to recognize and properly collect evidence is often times critical to both solving crimes and prosecuting violent criminals.

All investigators are trained in Forensics, Crime Scene Processing and Crime Scene Preservation.

Access to Investigators

All Investigators are on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for any serious or violent crime.

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