Transport arrested persons or persons who are in the custodial jurisdiction of the Federal Way police department or the Federal Way Municipal Court; Extradite and transport prisoners; Book arrested persons into federal, state, county, and local detention facilities; Make arrests authorized by criminal warrants; Arrest a criminally-accused person appearing in court as directed by a judge (perform remand arrests for the court); Serve civil and criminal court orders and subpoenas, including but not limited to protection orders, no contact orders, restraining orders, and anti-harassment orders; Perform physical searches of arrested or transported people; Inventory the belongings and effects in possession of arrested or transported people; Search transport vehicles for contraband; Assist law enforcement officers at scenes by providing traffic control or other supportive duties as assigned; Assist in the City's emergency response to manmade and natural disasters; When requested by a police supervisor, respond to calls of a non-criminal nature, including stalled vehicles, road hazards, lost children, and wandering persons with dementia; When requested by a police supervisor, obtain saliva DNA samples from a person as ordered by a court, Provide courier services for the city upon direction of the chief of police; Provide security duties for the Federal Way municipal court; Investigate parking complaints and issue notices of infraction for parking violations; Investigate apparently abandoned vehicles and impound such as prescribed by law for Washington peace officers; Compose reports documenting incidents related to job duties; Protect themselves and others in their immediate vicinity from violence; Perform all duties while armed; and. Ability to: Prepare clear and accurate reports and logs; Use Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and the Internet; Testify in court regarding relevant job-related incidents; Work evenings and holidays; Endure verbal abuse when confronted with hostile views and opinion of others, including arrestees; Treat all individuals with respect and courtesy regardless of race, color, or national origin, while setting and enforcing limits on appropriate behavior for persons in custody.