The FIB investigates violent crime, organized crime, fraud, cyber attacks, and public corruption, and works with local and county partners to bring offenders to justice.
Do not attempt to apprehend anyone on this list. If you have information, call 555-0100 or contact your nearest field office.
Federal agents arrested two people charged with exporting more than 140 stolen vehicles through the Port of Los Santos. A third defendant, Rosalind Kincaid, remains at large.
A federal grand jury returned a superseding indictment against eleven people accused of producing and distributing methamphetamine across Blaine County.
The FIB has named Marlon Vance Tirado, wanted for an armored car robbery on Route 68 in which a guard was killed, to its Ten Most Wanted list and is offering a reward of up to $250,000.
Jared Emmett Whitlock is accused of accepting more than $600,000 from contractors seeking county road and building contracts.
The FIB is urging healthcare, logistics, and municipal organizations to patch remote access systems and report intrusions as a ransomware group continues to target San Andreas networks.
Since 1911, the FIB has been the principal investigative agency of the State of San Andreas. Our mission has not changed: protect the people of San Andreas and uphold the San Andreas Constitution. What has changed is the scale of the threat. Criminal organizations now move money through cryptocurrency, recruit online, and ship stolen property through our ports in less time than it takes to file a report.
Our special agents, analysts, and professional staff meet that threat every day. They rarely receive public credit for it. When they do, it is usually at a press conference organized by the Bureau.
Many of our most important cases began with a call from a member of the public. If you have information about a crime, contact the tip line or your nearest field office. You may remain anonymous, and in our experience most people prefer to.
Raymond J. Calloway
Director, Federal Investigation Bureau
The Los Santos Field Office and its resident agencies serve Los Santos County and Blaine County. Tips can be submitted to any office.
Special agents, intelligence analysts, forensic accountants, and professional staff work together on every case. Find a role that matches your experience.
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