JASPER – Indiana State Police Superintendent Anthony Scott announced today that Detective Josh Greer has been promoted to the rank of Sergeant. In his new role, Sergeant Greer will serve as the Jasper District Investigative Squad Leader.
Sergeant Greer has been a dedicated member of the Indiana State Police for over nineteen years, beginning his career as a dispatcher at the former Terre Haute Post, then as a road trooper for the Evansville District, and since August of 2017 as a detective at the Jasper Post. His promotion follows a rigorous selection process, including a comprehensive written exam, an oral interview, and an extensive evaluation of his overall job performance.
Sergeant Greer is a Boonville, Indiana native and a graduate of Boonville High School in 2004. Sergeant Greer went on to earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology from Indiana State University. Sergeant Greer graduated from the Indiana State Police Recruit Academy as a member of the 68th Academy in 2007. He was assigned the Evansville District, where he primarily patrolled Warrick County.
In 2017, Sergeant Greer was promoted to Detective at the Jasper District. As a Detective, Sergeant Greer specialized in homicide, cybercrime, financial crimes, crimes against children, and missing persons’ investigations.
Throughout his career, Sergeant Greer has served as a Field Training Officer, a member of the ISP Explosive Ordinance Disposal Team, and a Crash Reconstructionist, including team leader.
Sergeant Greer and his wife, Jenny, reside in Warrick County with their children.
