FBI investigation

The FBI investigation refers to the processes conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to gather facts and evidence related to criminal activities, national security threats, or significant national events. The FBI can investigate cases involving terrorism, organized crime, cybercrime, and corruption, among others. Agents collect information through interviews, surveillance, and analysis of data and documents. These investigations can lead to arrests, charges, and trials to ensure justice and uphold the law. The FBI operates within legal frameworks and typically collaborates with other law enforcement agencies when necessary.