Bureau of Investigation

The Bureau of Investigation generally refers to a government agency responsible for investigating crimes and enforcing laws. In the United States, this is often associated with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which handles federal crimes, national security issues, and intelligence matters. The agency gathers evidence, conducts interviews, and works with other enforcement agencies to solve crimes, protect citizens, and uphold justice. Similar offices may exist in other countries, each focused on maintaining law and order through investigative efforts and legal processes.