Mission & Goals of CID

The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) is responsible for identifying and apprehending offenders, recovering property, gathering, documenting, and evaluating facts regarding criminal activity, and initiating and assisting in the prosecution of those charged with criminal offenses.

Breakdown of the Division

9 members of the McDonough Police Department are currently assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division:

• Major Kyle Helgerson
• Lieutenant Joseph Cooper
• Detective Larry Smallwood
• Detective Henry Rodriguez
• Detective James Sears
• Detective Jermaine Hicks
• Detective Ryan Massey
• Crime Scene Technician Jeff Wilkerson
• Crime Scene Detective Derrick Wilson
• CID Records Clerk, Sade Andrews

Duties & Responsibilities of CID

• CID investigates and follows up on Crimes and Criminal Activity reported to the McDonough Police Department:
• Criminal activity includes, but is not limited to, all cases of negligent and non-negligent homicide, rape and molestation, robbery, assault, stalking, kidnapping, burglary and criminal trespass, larcenies and auto thefts, and youth or juvenile offenses.
• CID also conducts administrative investigations such as alcohol licensing and permits, business backgrounds, and other investigations as assigned by the Chief of Police.
• 24/7 Availability
• CID is always available and maintains an "on-call status" when not working normal business hours.
• Hours of operation vary depending on crime trends. 

Property & Evidence

You can obtain your property by filling out a Property and Evidence Release Form that can be located at the City of McDonough Police Department, in the Records Division. You will be contacted by Property and Evidence to make an appointment to pick up your property. Please be sure to bring proper identification when you are receiving your property.

You must have an appointment before you can obtain your property.