Definitions for fbi agent
fbi agent

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1. G-man, FBI agent, government mannoun

   a special law-enforcement agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

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1. FBI agentnoun

   An employee of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation; an investigator with jurisdiction in matters crossing US state lines.

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1. fbi agent

   An FBI agent is a professional who works for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which is the United States Department of Justice's principal federal investigative service. These agents are responsible for conducting criminal investigations and enforcing federal laws. They may be involved in a variety of cases, including counter-terrorism, cybercrime, public corruption, civil rights violations, white-collar crime, organized crime, major thefts, violent crime, and more. They are trained to gather facts and evidence to support criminal charges and often present these findings to prosecutors and testify in court.

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1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of fbi agent in Chaldean Numerology is: 2

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of fbi agent in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of fbi agent in a Sentence

1. Louie Gohmert:

   If you're a Republican, you can't even lie to Congress or lie to an FBI agent or they're coming after you, they're going to bury you, they're going to put you in the DC jail and terrorize and torture you and not live up to the Constitution there.

2. Jim Jordan:

   That’s a disgrace, [Special Counsel Robert] Mueller should be ashamed of himself. Those Democrats trying to protect that liar, Strzok, should be ashamed of themselves. And every FBI agent I know wants to see this guy drummed out of the bureau.

3. John Iannarelli:

   If you’re using your personal account, there would need to be an investigation and a subpoena [to obtain those messages], which could be forthcoming, there is a serious problem with an FBI agent purposefully wishing to take bureau-related matters to an unsecure platform for the purposes of not being discovered by their employee.

4. Jeff King:

   Father Josiah Trenham said. The incident took place on April 12, some four months after a terror attack left 14 dead in nearby San Bernardino, and just over three months before a French priest was killed by ISIS-linked jihadists in his church. The events, whether far or near, underscore a grim new reality for pastors such as Father Josiah Trenham : Instead of offering sanctuary from evil, churches could in fact be attractive targets for terror. Many churches are now hiring self-defense instructors for classes or security guards that include off-duty police, said Ryan Mauro, a professor of Homeland Security at Liberty University and national security analyst for the Clarion Project. If you are an Islamist terrorist seeking self-glory, executing a priest will bring you more attention than executing an average civilian. While no lethal terror attacks have occurred inside a U.S. church to date, experts like Jeff King, president of International Christian Concern, notes the threat tally is growing. I'm pretty sure there will be attacks in the future, until [ radical Islam is defeated ], we can expect Christians, including in the West, to rationally tighten security measures and try to protect themselves from attack. In February, Khial Abu-Rayyan, 21, of Dearborn Heights, Mich., was arrested after Khial Abu-Rayyan told an undercover The FBI agent Khial Abu-Rayyan was preparing to shoot up a major church near Khial Abu-Rayyan home on behalf of ISIS. A month earlier, the Rev. Roger Spradlin of Valley Baptist Church – one of the biggest congregations in Bakersfield, Calif. – told attendees that they had received a threat written in Arabic. Undercover officers were then placed during worship services.

5. John Iannarelli:

   There is a serious problem with an FBI agent purposefully wishing to take bureau-related matters to an unsecure platform for the purposes of not being discovered by their employee.

References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
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