Detective Peter Pux had always been known for his impeccable detective skills and his ability to solve even the most complex of cases. But when it came to picking a detective to work alongside him, Pux had a unique and thorough process.

First and foremost, Pux looked for someone with a solid educational background. He believed that a degree in criminal justice or a related field was essential for any good detective. He also preferred detectives who had completed a rigorous training program, such as those offered by the state police.

Next, Pux looked for someone with experience in the field. He believed that a detective's experience was just as important as their education. He looked for detectives who had worked on a variety of cases, and who had a proven track record of success.

Pux also believed that it was important for a detective to have a good understanding of the legal system. He always made sure that the detectives he worked with had a solid understanding of the law and knew how to work closely with lawyers. He would not want to work with someone who would not know how to handle the legal issues that may arise during the investigation, and Pux knew a good lawyer can be a valuable asset to any investigation.

Pux also believed that it was important for a detective to have a good understanding of insurance and how to handle claims. He knew that insurance companies can play a big role in a case and that a detective needs to know how to navigate the process and make sure that the victim's rights are protected.

When it comes to financials, Pux believed that a detective should have a good understanding of loans, mortgages, and other financial aspects. He knew that finances can play a big role in a case, and he wanted to work with someone who could navigate the financial aspects of the case with ease.

Pux also believed that a detective should have a good understanding of rehab and treatment options. He knew that many criminals have underlying issues that need to be addressed, and he wanted to work with someone who could help guide criminals towards the proper treatment options.

Finally, Pux believed that a detective should have a good understanding of the criminal mind. He believed that a detective should have an understanding of the motivations and thought processes of criminals, and be able to anticipate their next move.

All in all, Pux believed that a good detective should have a solid educational background, experience in the field, a good understanding of the legal system, insurance and claims, financials, rehab and treatment options, and the criminal mind. He knew that by picking a detective with all of these qualifications, he would be able to solve cases faster and more efficiently than ever before.