About the FIB
The Federal Investigation Bureau is part of the Department of Public Order. It investigates serious crime, protects the state from threats at home and abroad, and works with every partner agency that will return its calls.
Mission
Protect the people of San Andreas and uphold the San Andreas Constitution.
The FIB investigates violations of federal criminal law in San Andreas, protects the state from terrorism and foreign intelligence threats, and supports state, county, and municipal law enforcement.
Its special agents, intelligence analysts, and professional staff work out of the FIB Building in Pillbox Hill, five resident agencies across Los Santos and Blaine County, and liaison offices in other jurisdictions.
Priorities
Protect San Andreas from terrorist attack, at home and, where jurisdiction can be established, elsewhere.
Investigate intrusions, ransomware, and online theft against people, businesses, and infrastructure.
Pursue bribery and fraud by public officials at every level of government, with exceptions noted in writing.
Dismantle criminal enterprises that operate across state and national borders.
Investigate fraud, money laundering, and schemes that defraud investors and retirees.
Support federal, state, local, and international partners, and accept their support when offered.
Leadership
Director
Raymond J. Calloway became the Director of the FIB in 2024. He joined the FIB as a special agent in 1997 and served in the Liberty City and Los Santos field offices, where he led organized crime and public corruption investigations. He later served as Special Agent in Charge of the Vice City Field Office and as Executive Assistant Director of the Criminal Investigations Branch. Before joining the FIB, he was an officer in the San Andreas National Guard.
Deputy Director
Elaine M. Strand is the Deputy Director of the FIB, responsible for the Bureau’s day-to-day operations. She joined the FIB in 2001 as a special agent assigned to the San Fierro Field Office and has led counterintelligence, cyber, and white-collar programs. Before her appointment, she served as Assistant Director of the Cyber Division. She holds a law degree and is a certified public accountant.
Special Agent in Charge, Los Santos Field Office
Victor Haddad leads the Los Santos Field Office, which covers Los Santos County and Blaine County. He began his career with the Los Santos Police Department before joining the FIB in 2005 and has investigated violent gangs, bank robberies, and kidnappings throughout southern San Andreas.
Partners
The FIB works closely with the Los Santos Police Department, the Los Santos County Sheriff, the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office, the San Andreas Highway Patrol, and federal partners including the International Affairs Agency.
Questions of jurisdiction between the FIB and the International Affairs Agency are resolved promptly through established channels, typically within the same fiscal year.
History
A small force of special agents is created within the Department of Public Order to investigate federal crimes. It has nine employees and no budget for cars.
The organization is renamed the Federal Investigation Bureau after the previous name tested poorly.
The Los Santos Field Office opens to serve southern San Andreas.
The FIB Building in Pillbox Hill becomes the Los Santos Field Office headquarters.
The Bureau reorganizes to place counterterrorism and intelligence at the center of its mission, and its budget at the center of everything else.
The FIB Building is damaged in a fire of undetermined origin. The building is rebuilt. The origin remains undetermined.
The Cyber Division opens regional task forces in Los Santos, San Fierro, and Liberty City.
The Bureau marks 115 years of service and a productive working relationship with the International Affairs Agency.
An official website of the State of San Andreas, maintained by the Federal Investigation Bureau