The number of detectives per team can vary significantly depending on the specific law enforcement agency and the size of the jurisdiction. Typically, a detective team may consist of anywhere from 2 to 10 detectives, depending on the caseload and resources available. In larger departments, specialized units may have more detectives to handle specific types of investigations. Ultimately, the exact number can differ widely based on local needs and policies.
Dark Detectives has 395 pages.
Maximum 11 per team, minimum 7 per team.
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A team of police detectives and fire department personnel.
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There doesn't seem to be an "official" collective noun for detectives. Detectives are people, so the traditional collective nouns would be words appropriate to the context, such as a team, a crew, a shift, a group, or a squad.There are many suggested collective nouns for detectives, however. Some have been used in published works, while others have just been suggested by different collective noun advocates:A hunch of detectivesA suspicion of detectivesA case of detectivesAn investigation of detectivesA bergerac of detectives
"The Fairy-tale Detectives" by Michael Buckley has 284 pages in the paperback edition.
Its 12 players per team
Depends on how many cars the team has, but one driver per team.
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The names of some famous psychic detectives are, Sylvia Browne, A. Owen, P. Hurkes and G. Croiset, Sr. Many real detectives are skeptical about psychic detectives and rarely use them.
There is no definitive answer to how many types of detectives there are. Some police departments have more than others. Some typical types of detectives are homicide, narcotics, cold case, fraud, arson, and cyber crimes.