The definition of "law enforcement officer" as used in your quoted section is broad, and is modified by "includes, but is not limited to..." and mentions several examples. I do not see that being a "sworn" law enforcement officer is a requisite. Others could fit in the category if applied broadly. For example, non-sworn crime scene technicians, non-sworn fingerprint specialists, etc. I am inclined to claim the categorization based on my prosecutor days and full time career in a law enforcement agency assisting "sworn" and non-sworn law enforcement agency operations and personnel.
