Are FBI agents like cops?

Is the FBI a type of national police force? No. The FBI is a national security organization that works closely with many partners around the country and across the globe to address the most serious security threats facing the nation. We are one of many federal agencies with law enforcement responsibilities.



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In addition, as an FBI agent, you're unable to share information with those who don't have clearance. This means, for example, that when you're in the FBI you can't discuss the details of a case with your spouse or family.

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The unit must declare weapons and ammunition to the aircraft operator. Weapons must be unloaded. Weapons must be collectively secured in a crate and banded or individually locked in a hard-sided case.

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Those in specialized areas like the Hostage Rescue Teams may also be issued weapons that fit their duties. Agents are allowed to carry personal weapons, provided they do not violate the policies regarding firearms. Unless otherwise instructed, agents are required to be armed at all times.

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Family Gets Only Basic Info In order to protect sources and methods, and in the interest of maintaining national security, most CIA employees can't discuss their work, even with family.

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