FBI
Josh Schwarz, Isaac Kil, Kylee
Douglass, and Bryce Nicolls.
What does it stand for?
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
What do they do?
The FBI’s mission is to protect and defend the United States against any
act of terror, foreign or domestic.
What do they
investigate?
● Spies.
● Terrorist.
● Hackers.
● Pedophiles.
● Counterintelligence.
● Civil rights.
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Mobsters.
Gang leaders.
Serial killers.
White-collar
crime.
● And any other
threat.
Training Required
● Minimum of one official, field-administration
Physical Fitness Tests
● Vision test
● Hearing test
● Medical/Health review
Salary
Once they graduate and become an FBI agent, they will make anywhere
between $53,743 to $58,335 a year.
Areas of advancement
Everyone new in the FBI, starts out training. First is the training, which the
students have their classmates by them the entire time. Then once Basics is
over 800 hours, which involves some online courses,academics, case
exercises, firearms training, and operational skills. After they learn all of those
special skills, they’re ready to graduate and begin their new lives as a special
agent.
Chances of getting shot?
A very, very small amount of FBI agents actually get shot or killed in the line
of duty. This last year, only 77 agents were killed. This is includes getting shot
or any other way of dying while on the job. Although 50,000 agents were
assaulted, the chances of getting killed is not high at all.
Anthropometric Measure Identification
Anthropometric measurement measures the body’s physical appearances and
identifies the body by the information given. If an ID is not available, then
using anthropometric measuring is how they identify the body. Example:
height, weight, percentage body fat, etc.
Questions
1. What does FBI stand for?
2. What is one thing they investigate?
3. What is Anthropometric Measure Identification?