Federal Bureau of Investigation - Who are we?

[Tommy]

' Fidelity ' Bravery ' Integrity '

Who are we?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] is a national intelligence agency stationed all over the country mainly working against terrorism and intelligence threats. The agency uses advanced technology to gather information and evidence leading to an arrrest on illegal figureheads and criminals. The Federal agency also works with minimal tasks such as enforcing departments within Law Enforcement and tasks such as choosing heads and superiors. The FBI is working with numerous law enforcement departments such as the SAPD, Sheriffs Department and more. The agency is one of many that enforce laws across the country - co-operating with the Government. The FBI also has the rights to shut down various businesses and departments if required necessary to prevent any sort of crime. The FBI has the technology to prevent almost every crime occuring - if they have enough information. The FBI uses technology such as finger print scanners, up to date labs, and advanced computer software.

Suspects that are arrested by the FBI will be brought into custody, photographed and scanned for finger prints. The suspect will then be in custody within the FBI closest office until their court date or hearing.

The FBI uses various units to enforce their department, such as the Tactical Unit that handles hostage situations and operations which require heavy weaponry. Other units such as the Informational Unit and Undercover Unit is also in presence. All information gathered by the agency will be kept secret from the public - unless any most wanted rewards will be announced or press releases regarding the region.

The Federal Agents within FBI uses no more advanced weapons than a regular M9 Beretta handgun that's always kept personally by the agent. Tactical units, and if so any special events occur they may be given advancer weapons such as the standard issue M4 carbine.

The FBI's main tasks is to prevent and exterminate:

• Terrorism
  
• Organised Crime
  
• Cyber crime
  
• Corruption within Law Enforcment
  

How do you become a Federal Agent?

Becoming an Federal Agent is no easy task, and the recruitment will only go through ranked members within Law Enforcement Departments such as the Sheriff Department. You will be given several trainings until you finally receive your trial rank - Field Agent. As an Field Agent you will be under supervision of a superior agent such as an Federal Investigator. The trial period is an important task as you will get the change to learn and show what sort of experience you had in previous Law Enforcement careers. After your training is complete, and your trial period is over you will receive the rank of a Federal Agent, this period is also important as you will enforce and co-operate with about every agent within the Department. Promotions will be occurring rarely, though each promotion has proven your experience.

What's a regular day as a Federal Agent?

As it might be hard to say what an "regular" day as an Agent is, as it's really dynamic though one of the main tasks is to investigate. Many of the tasks you will be given might not be the same, one day you might be arresting a suspect and the other you will do paper work in your office. Even though the jobs are mostly dynamic it's simple to say that an Agent should always be ready to defend, enforce and secure your country. Other days the work might be to investigate undercover missions and even deal with corrupted LEO's. Rare events might even occur as example to secure the area when the Governor is doing a speech, making sure no threats are against the superior VIP.

Where is the FBI HQ located?

The FBI main HQ is located in Washington D.C. Even though the main HQ is in Washington, there's numerous office's scattered around America to enforce as much as they can. Every office holds about same technology as the others - and custody jails. There should be atleast 25 Agents working in each office - and in Washington D.C there's about 300 employees.

Washington D.C - Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters

[Tommy]

((If the FBI still exists, or supposed to I'll try to bring the RP back))

[Midnight]

((Do it,I might join in))

[Tommy]

' Fidelity ' Bravery ' Integrity '

Who are we?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] is a national intelligence agency stationed all over the country mainly working against terrorism and intelligence threats. The agency uses advanced technology to gather information and evidence leading to an arrrest on illegal figureheads and criminals. The Federal agency also works with minimal tasks such as enforcing departments within Law Enforcement and tasks such as choosing heads and superiors. The FBI is working with numerous law enforcement departments such as the SAPD, Sheriffs Department and more. The agency is one of many that enforce laws across the country - co-operating with the Government. The FBI also has the rights to shut down various businesses and departments if required necessary to prevent any sort of crime. The FBI has the technology to prevent almost every crime occuring - if they have enough information. The FBI uses technology such as finger print scanners, up to date labs, and advanced computer software.

Suspects that are arrested by the FBI will be brought into custody, photographed and scanned for finger prints. The suspect will then be in custody within the FBI closest office until their court date or hearing.

The FBI uses various units to enforce their department, such as the Tactical Unit that handles hostage situations and operations which require heavy weaponry. Other units such as the Informational Unit and Undercover Unit is also in presence. All information gathered by the agency will be kept secret from the public - unless any most wanted rewards will be announced or press releases regarding the region.

The Federal Agents within FBI uses no more advanced weapons than a regular M9 Beretta handgun that's always kept personally by the agent. Tactical units, and if so any special events occur they may be given advancer weapons such as the standard issue M4 carbine.

The FBI's main tasks is to prevent and exterminate:

• Terrorism
  
• Organised Crime
  
• Cyber crime
  
• Corruption within Law Enforcment
  

How do you become a Federal Agent?

Becoming an Federal Agent is no easy task, and the recruitment since the 10th February 2011 will accept civilian applications. Having a referee from Law Enforcement Departments such as the Sheriff Department is a big plus. You will be given several trainings until you finally receive your trial rank - Field Agent. As an Field Agent you will be under supervision of a superior agent such as an Federal Investigator. The trial period is an important task as you will get the change to learn and show what sort of experience you had in previous Law Enforcement careers. After your training is complete, and your trial period is over you will receive the rank of a Federal Agent, this period is also important as you will enforce and co-operate with about every agent within the Department. Promotions will be occurring rarely, though each promotion has proven your experience.

What's a regular day as a Federal Agent?

As it might be hard to say what an "regular" day as an Agent is, as it's really dynamic though one of the main tasks is to investigate. Many of the tasks you will be given might not be the same, one day you might be arresting a suspect and the other you will do paper work in your office. Even though the jobs are mostly dynamic it's simple to say that an Agent should always be ready to defend, enforce and secure your country. Other days the work might be to investigate undercover missions and even deal with corrupted LEO's. Rare events might even occur as example to secure the area when the Governor is doing a speech, making sure no threats are against the superior VIP.

Where is the FBI HQ located?

The FBI main HQ is located in Washington D.C. Even though the main HQ is in Washington, there's numerous office's scattered around America to enforce as much as they can. Every office holds about same technology as the others - and custody jails. There should be atleast 25 Agents working in each office - and in Washington D.C there's about 300 employees.

Washington D.C - Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters

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