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Criminal Investigation Division

Revere Police Department
Criminal Investigation Division (CID)
400 Revere Beach Pkwy
Revere, Ma 02151

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The Detective Bureau, led by Captain Maria LaVita, investigates major crimes in the City of Revere including but not limited to: homicides, accidental deaths, robberies, sexual offenses, burglaries, larcenies and identity thefts. Victims and witnesses should always contact 911 in the event of an emergency. Victims of past crimes should file an initial report with the Uniform Patrol Division. The case will then be referred to CID if necessary.

               Contacting Us

                  CID Commander:

Capt. Det Maria LaVita (781) 286-8329 mlavita@reverepolice.org

Major Crimes Unit (MCU):  General Detectives

Det. Sgt. John Gagliardi (781) 656-1111     jgagliardi@reverepolice.org
Det. David Caramanica (781) 656-1131      dcaramanica@reverepolice.org
Det. James Griffin (781) 284-1212 x 60392     jgriffin@reverepolice.org

Det. Vedran Trifkovic (781) 656-1145       vtrifkovic@reverepolice.org
Det. Denis Arsenault (781) 656-1146        darsenault@reverepolice.org

Det. Kevin O’Hara (781) 656-1149            kohara@reverepolice.org

Sarah White – Crime Analyst (781) 656-1126     swhite@reverepolice.org

 

Main CID Number (781) 286-8340

 

Special Investigation Unit (SIU):   Organized Crime including Narcotics, Firearms, Prostitution / Human Trafficking

Det. Sgt. Jon Richard Gibson (781) 656-1116 jgibson@reverepolice.org

Det. Brendon Leslie (781)656-1153     bleslie@reverepolice.org

Det. Lt. Jarrod Trovato Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department 781-656-1113      jtrovato@reverepolice.org

Narcotic Tip Line 781-656-1143

 

Evidence & Property Unit

Det.  Sgt. Jeff Langone (781) 656-1138     jlangone@reverepolice.org

 

 

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FAQs

My house was broken into and an initial report has been filed. Now what do I do?

The first thing you need to do is obtain a copy of the report. The report will have all pertinent information, including the detective assigned to the case. The detective assigned to your case will contact you. If you would like to contact them, please email or call your detective from the list above.

I've now realized that more property was stolen than I originally reported. What do I do?

Victims should complete a Stolen Property Inventory Sheet and list any additional items stolen. You must have the incident case #, which is located on the top left corner of the report. This form should then be submitted to the records department.

My car was broken into and a report was filed, will a detective be contacting me?

Currently the Dective Bureau does not respond to car breaks. The Detecives ARE notified of the crime, and the intelligence is used to track trends and “”hot spots”” in the City. Once we have identified a “”hot spot”” i.e. area where a rash of thefts have occured, we then take proavtive measures to identify and apprehend the suspect(s).

See our Crime Prevention Tips Here