FBI Top Stories

Director Christopher Wray recently visited the United Kingdom to meet with his counterparts.

I joined the FBI in 2009. I was assigned to Los Angeles and worked white-collar crimes for more than a decade. I am currently a full-time firearms, tactics, and advanced law enforcement rapid response training instructor.

I began my career in 2004 as an FBI agent working counterintelligence matters in Washington, D.C.

I joined the FBI in 2000 as a special agent in the San Francisco Field Office. Among my other duties, I have served as the bank robbery coordinator for the Sacramento Division since 2013 and as a primary relief supervisor.

I entered the academy on June 22, 1997, and was first assigned to the Washington Field Office to work complex financial crimes.

After graduate school, I started my federal career in the Presidential Management Fellows Program and then served in the Department of Justice for four years before moving to the FBI.

I knew at the age of six that I wanted a career with the FBI. In 1996, I was fortunate enough to begin my career with the FBI, and I became a special agent in 2003.

I often think of how crazy it was to begin my FBI career as an analyst in Puerto Rico, thousands of miles away from my family, but it was the beginning of what continues to be an amazing journey.

I have been with the FBI for 23 years, 12 years as a special agent.

I started my career with the FBI in May 2008.

The majority of my 13-year FBI career has been spent combating violent crimes in New Orleans and Jackson.

After five years in pharmaceutical research and development, I began my FBI career in June 2002.

I have had the opportunity to serve the FBI for 13 years. Currently, I serve in the Houston Division as a supervisory special agent.

I entered the FBI Academy in March 1998. I was first assigned to Washington Field Office, where I worked national security matters and white-collar crime, including espionage, health care fraud, and corporate and securities fraud.

I began my FBI career in 2014 as a special agent in the Milwaukee Field Office.

I became an agent in 2006. The beauty of the FBI is that it takes you places you would never expect.

I have been an FBI agent since 2006. I worked organized crime in New York City for six years until my transfer to the Buffalo Field Office.

The FBI today announced the addition of Ruja Ignatova to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list for her alleged leadership of a massive fraud scheme that affected millions of investors worldwide.

As part of our ongoing efforts to address violent crime nationally, the FBI and our partners made several key arrests around the country recently.

I felt the FBI is where I belonged. I love my job, and after all these years, I continue to be passionate about the great work we all do in law enforcement. I truly believe we are a team, and, more importantly, we are a family.