United States Department of Justice |
|---|
|
| External Links |
|---|
|
Official Site: Justice.gov
Wikipedia: United States Department of Justice |
| Topic Navigation |
|
Articles 1994-2016
Articles 2017-Current |
| Page Sections |
|
Multimedia
Photographs Documents |
| Date | Media or Collection Name & Details | Files |
|---|---|---|
| ~1970's | Examination of Stolen Cars Federal Bureau of Investigation |  Topic Page - 20:37 |
| 28 November 2008 | Gotcha: Illegal Use of Corporate Credit Card = $613,000 - I Federal Bureau of Investigation |  Article Page - 1:00 |
| 28 November 2008 | Gotcha: Illegal Use of Corporate Credit Card = $613,000 - II Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 1:00 |
| 27 February 2009 | Gotcha: Car Theft Ring - I Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 1:00 |
| 6 March 2009 | Gotcha: Car Theft Ring - II Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 1:00 |
| 9 March 2009 | Inside the FBI: Highway Serial Killings Initiative Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 8:55 |
| 4 September 2009 | Gotcha: Operation Tow Scam - I Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 0:59 |
| 11 September 2009 | Gotcha: Operation Tow Scam - II Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 1:00 |
| 2 September 2011 | Gotcha: Operation Double O Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 1:00 |
| 28 June 2012 | Gotcha: American Samoa School Bus Scam Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 1:00 |
| 18 February 2014 | Gotcha: Virginia Man Sentenced in Bribery Case Federal Bureau of Investigation | Article Page - 1:00 |
| 20 August 2020 | FBI Statement on the Charging of Former Uber CSO for Covering Up 2016 Hack Craig Fair, FBI San Francisco Deputy Special Agent in Charge | Article Page - 7.5MB - 2:56 |
 |
Target practice, 1930s
View photo of FBI Target practice, 1930s - 1.7MB |
 |
"Honest Jim's Used Cars" From "The Baddest Town in America," January 31, 2005: "Hogan’s Alley? Oh yeah, it’s a hot bed of terrorist and criminal activity. Its only bank is robbed at least twice a week. Mobsters and drug dealers lurk around every corner. Exactly the way we want it. We put Hogan’s Alley on the map in 1987 to provide a realistic training ground for our new agents. It’s located on 10+ acres at our Training Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Today, we share the mock town with new DEA recruits, as well as with state, local, federal, and global partners at the Academy for training. How realistic is Hogan’s Alley? Very. We built it with the help of Hollywood set designers. Like many small towns, it’s got a bank, a post office, a hotel, a laundromat, a barber shop, a pool hall, homes, shops, and more. There’s a constant flow of people and traffic. You can even get a bite to eat at the local deli. But don’t look too closely. The cars parked outside “Honest Jim’s” aren’t really for sale, although a contract painter once tried to buy one..." View photo of Honest Jim's Used Cars - 35.6KB |
 |
FBI Field Office Evidence Response Team
View photo of FBI Field Office Evidence Response Team - 1.7MB |
 |
FBI Oshkosh Armored Vehicle
View photo of FBI Oshkosh Armored Vehicle - 1.7MB |
 |
FBI Mobile Command Center
View photo of FBI Mobile Command Center - 1.6MB |
 |
FBI Bomb Technicians Vehicle
View photo of FBI Bomb Technicians Vehicle - 1.7MB |
 |
FBI Bomb Technicians Vehicle
View photo of FBI Bomb Technicians Vehicle - 2.0MB |
 |
FBI Bomb Technicians Vehicle
View photo of FBI Bomb Technicians Vehicle - 2.2MB |
 |
Celebrating Women’s History Month: African-American Agent In the spring of 1972, the FBI began accepting applications from women for the special agent position and by July of that year had appointed the first two women as special agents in modern times. Pictured here is an African-American agent in the 1970s. View photo of FBI Celebrating Women’s History Month: African-American Agent - 138KB |
 |
Inside the Jacksonville Division Insulated in the protection of a full blast suit, a bomb technician in our Jacksonville Division demonstrates equipment used to neutralize an improvised explosive device. For more on FBI Jacksonville, visit www.fbi.gov/jacksonville. View photo of FBI Bomb Technician & Chevrolet - 299KB |
 |
In the Driver’s Seat As part of ongoing community outreach efforts, the FBI Jacksonville Field Office recently participated in the national Bring Your Child to Work Day on April 26. Approximately 40 children and teens were treated to demonstrations of various aspects of the work the FBI does daily. Pictured above, a participant looks out from the front seat of an FBI mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle. View photo of FBI Mine Resistant Vehicle - 258KB |
 |
Birmingham In cities across the country, FBI staff and FBI Citizens’ Academy Alumni members took to the streets on August 3, 2010 to participate in the 27th Annual National Night Out, “America’s Night Out Against Crime.” This year, FBI staff in multiple field offices, including Buffalo, Birmingham, Milwaukee, Chicago and Springfield, participated in the event, distributing Child ID Kits and other crime prevention materials. The National Night Out campaign is intended to promote neighborhood spirit and positive relationships with law enforcement, as neighborhoods come together to heighten awareness for drug and crime prevention and send a message to criminals that neighborhoods are organized and vigilant. At this year’s event in Birmingham, youth got a chance to visit with the FBI SWAT team (above). View photo of FBI Armored Vehicle - 227KB |
 |
Knoxville In August, members of Brownie Troop 20365 visited the Knoxville FBI office, where they spent time conducting x-ray examinations of mock suspicious packages, touring the gun vault, trying on SWAT gear, and exploring a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected, or MRAP, vehicle (shown above). View photo of FBI Armored Vehicle - 243KB |
 |
Denver On September 22, 2012, the FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association (FBINCAAA)—in coordination with the Denver FBI office—sponsored a community event at Denver’s Mile High Stadium to raise awareness about human trafficking. During the day, the FBINCAAA assembled more than 200 recovery kits to be given to victims of human trafficking and child prostitution, and multiple law enforcement agencies and nonprofit organizations represented at the event donated personal and clothing items to be included in the kits such as toothbrushes, soap, and socks. Youngsters had the opportunity to try on FBI SWAT gear and Denver Police Department bomb suits, and go inside an FBI armored vehicle (pictured above). They also took part in a mini-football camp. The rock band known as The Fray performed during the event. View photo of FBI Armored Vehicle - 184KB |
 |
Omaha Members of the Omaha Red Hat Society visited the Omaha FBI office to learn about popular scams that specifically target senior citizens. The program also included an “FBI 101” presentation, plus information about the FBI applicant process, crimes against children, and identify theft. View photo of Red Hat Society and FBI Vehicle - 298KB |
 |
Springfield Citizens Academy In October 2012, the FBI Springfield Division completed its most recent Citizens Academy. During the nine-week program, participants learned about the Bureau’s history, forensic techniques, and firearms training. They were also briefed on how the FBI investigates crimes in the U.S. and—when appropriate—overseas. Above, agents and academy members examine the trunk of a vehicle during an evidence collection and forensics lesson. View photo of FBI Springfield Citizens Academy - 79.3KB |
 |
Springfield In October 2012, the FBI Springfield Division completed its most recent Citizens Academy. During the nine-week program, participants learned about the Bureau’s history, forensic techniques, and firearms training. They were also briefed on how the FBI investigates crimes in the U.S. and—when appropriate—overseas. Above, two academy participants don protective suits while conducting a vehicle examination. View photo of FBI Vehicle Search - 34.9KB |
 |
Springfield In October 2012, the FBI Springfield Division completed its most recent Citizens Academy. During the nine-week program, participants learned about the Bureau’s history, forensic techniques, and firearms training. They were also briefed on how the FBI investigates crimes in the U.S. and—when appropriate—overseas. Above, an academy member practices his evidence photography skills. View photo of FBI Vehicle Search - 60.5KB |
 |
Springfield “Trunk-or-Treat,” held the in parking lot of First Christian Church in Jacksonville, Illinois, offers families a safe alternative to trick-or-treating. Rather than going door to door, children walk car to car though the Halloween-themed lot, trunk-or-treating along the way. More than 1,200 children and parents attended this year’s event, and FBI Springfield Community Outreach Specialist Brad Ware was on hand to distribute Child ID Kits and Child ID App brochures to parents. View photo of FBI Trunk-or-Treat - 193KB |
 |
Digital Forensic Lab on Wheels During an April 3 (2013) press conference, the FBI announced that the Orange County Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory (OCRCFL) in California has earned international accreditation from the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors/Laboratory Accreditation Board—the world’s largest forensic science accrediting body. At the same time, the OCRCFL unveiled its new Mobile Forensic Laboratory (M-LAB), pictured above, which provides full digital forensic processing and examination capabilities in the field. The OCRCFL’s M-LAB is currently one of six mobile forensic laboratories that the FBI has deployed across the U.S. to provide onsite, real-time support during critical FBI and partner agency investigations. For more information, see: http://www.fbi.gov/losangeles/press-releases/2013/orange-county-regional-computer-forensics-laboratory-receives-prestigious-international-accreditation-unveils-mobile-lab View photo of FBI Digital Forensic Lab on Wheels - 335KB |
 |
Omaha In October 2012, the Omaha FBI Office—with its Citizens Academy Alumni Association and the Omaha Police Foundation—hosted the second annual Executive Shoot at the Omaha Public Safety Training Center. The 50 invited guests saw a joint SWAT demonstration that included K-9 and sniper scenarios and also had the opportunity to tour the indoor facility, go inside tactical vehicles (above), and shoot in the indoor firing range. View photo of FBI Omaha Garage - 73.7KB |
 |
Chicago The 2014 Rockford Airfest got off to a high-flying start thanks to some help from the FBI Chicago Field Office. Three SWAT team members made a special appearance during “Make A Wish Day” at the festival on June 6, 2014. The agents met with 25 children and their families from the Make A Wish foundation. The children got an up close look at some of the gear the SWAT team uses. Some of them even got to try on a vest or a helmet. Afterwards, the group took a tour of the FBI Mobile Command Post that was on site during the Airfest (above). Parents also received information about the FBI’s Child ID App. View photo of FBI Mobile Command Post - 3.4MB |
| Date | Document | Details |
|---|---|---|
| unknown publication date | Emergency Driving Skills, Part III The I.P.D.E. System | Research Report ( PDF) 924KB · 32 pagesPublisher: U.S. Department of Justice |
| January 1974 publication date | Equipment Systems Improvement Program Methods for Reducing Police Car Fuel Consumption | Research Report ( PDF) 3.4MB · 104 pages Publisher: National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice |
| May 1974 publication date | Law Enforcement Standards Program Terms and Definitions for Police Patrol Cars | Research Report ( PDF) 2.3MB · 18 pages Publisher: National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice |
| September 1974 publication date | Law Enforcement Standards Program Summary Report on Emergency Vehicle Sirens | Research Report ( PDF) 4.1MB · 29 pages Authors: F.E. Jones, T.L. Quindry, W.J. Rinkinen Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice |
| 22 March 1978 publication date | Motor Vehicle Theft Related Crime Testimony of Ralph K. Culver, Chief of the Private Property Unit, General Crimes Section, Criminal Division before Consumer Subcommittee, Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation | Hearing Transcript ( PDF) 1.2MB · 26 pages Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice |
| July 1979 publication date | Evaluation of a Police Automatic Vehicle Monitoring (AVM) System A Study of the St. Louis Experience 1976-1977 | Research Report ( PDF) 8.7MB · 177 pages Authors: Gilbert C. Larson & James W. Simon Publisher: National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice |
| 26 March 1982 publication date | A Selected Bibliography of Publications Related to Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs | Research Report ( PDF) 707KB · 15 pages Authors: Roger H. Davis Publisher: Federal Bureau of Investigation |
| July 1985 publication date | Jailing Drunk Drivers Impact on the Criminal Justice System | Research Report ( PDF) 4.5MB · 5 pages Publication: NIJ Reports |
| March 1988 publication date | Motor Vehicle Theft | Research Report ( PDF) 1.1MB · 7 pages Authors: Caroline Wolf Harlow Publisher: Bureau of Justice Statistics |
| 1990 publication date | Restrictive Policies for High-Speed Police Pursuits | Research Report ( PDF) 1.9MB · 38 pages Authors: Hugh Nugent, Edward F. Connors III, J. Thomas McEwen, Lou Mayo Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice |
| 30 December 1996 publication date | Opinions of 47 Auto Theft Investigators Regarding Automobile Component Parts Anti-Theft Labels | Research Report ( PDF) 6.3MB · 50 pages Authors: Peter Finn, Linda Truitt, Larry Buron Publisher: Abt Associates Inc. for the National Institute of Justice |
| February 1999 publication date | 1999 Model Year Patrol Vehicle Testing | Research Report ( PDF) 1.2MB · 95 pages Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice |
| 1 July 1999 publication date | An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Automobile Parts Marking on Preventing Theft Revised Final Report | Research Report ( PDF) 1.4MB · 32 pages Authors: William Rhodes, Patrick Johnston, Quentin McMullen Publisher: Abt Associates Inc. for the National Institute of Justice |
| April 2000 publication date | Bureau of Justice Assistance Fact Sheet The Watch Your Car Program | Research Report ( PDF) 66KB · 3 pages Authors: Nancy E. Gist Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice |
| 3 September 2003 publication date | Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Automobile Parts Marking and Anti-Theft Devices on Preventing Theft | Research Report ( PDF) 397KB · 49 pages Authors: William Rhodes & Ryan Kling Publisher: Abt Associates Inc. for the National Institute of Justice |
| December 2004 publication date | Problem Oriented Guides for Police Problem-Specific Guides Series Guide No. 28 Street Racing | Research Report ( PDF) 698KB · 64 pages Authors: Kenneth J. Peak & Ronald W. Glensor Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services |
| February 2005 revision date | Assessing Trends and Best Practices of Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Programs Final Report | Research Report ( PDF) 1.2MB · 151 pages Authors: Patrick Curtin, David Thomas, Daniel Felker, and Eric Weingart Publisher: Caliber Associates for the National Institute of Justice |
| May 2006 publication date | Motor Vehicle Theft Crime and Spatial Analysis in a Non-Urban Region | Research Report ( PDF) 3.6MB · 169 pages Authors: Deborah Lamm Weisel, William R. Smith, G. David Garson, Alexi Pavlichev, and Julie Wartell Publisher: National Institute of Justice |
| March 2007 publication date | CANDLE: Collaboration between AAMVA and Nlets for Driver License Exchange Final Report | Research Report ( PDF) 3.2MB · 77 pages Publisher: National Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems Inc. for the National Institute of Justice Topic: American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators |
| July 2008 issue date | Geography & Public Safety A Quarterly Bulletin of Applied Geography for the Study of Crime & Public Safety | Newsletter ( PDF) 1.7MB · 20 pages Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice |
| 22 June 2020 publication date | Effect of High-Visibility Enforcement on Motor Vehicle Crashes | Research Report ( PDF) 113KB · 6 pages Authors: Sgt. James Williams Publisher: National Institute of Justice |
| 30 June 2020 publication date | Law Enforcement Vehicle Lighting and Reflectivity Studies An Overview | Research Report ( PDF) 1.5MB · 14 pages Publisher: Justice Technology Information Center |
| 2023 publication date | Vehicular Pursuits A Guide for Law Enforcement Executives on Managing the Associated Risks | Research Report ( PDF) 20.2MB · 160 pages Publisher: Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services |
