The Federal Board of Inquiry, also known as the FBI, is a the federal government agency that is responsible for policing investigations that involve federal law at the domestic and international level. Additionally, the FBI coordinates and communicates with foreign police agencies for the purpose of sharing information in a means to fulfill its mission.
The FBI is headed by an administrators known as the Commissioner of the Federal Board of Inquiry. The current commissioner is Colonel (Ret.) Dakota Jenkins. Commissioner Jenkins commands a service of 12,000 agents and 8,000 civilian staff.
The FBI is headed by an administrators known as the Commissioner of the Federal Board of Inquiry. The current commissioner is Colonel (Ret.) Dakota Jenkins. Commissioner Jenkins commands a service of 12,000 agents and 8,000 civilian staff.