Law Enforcement Agencies

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Recommended: Federal, state and local law enforcement

Renee McCune
Professor Keilholtz
Intro to CRJ 110
23 October 2016
Law Enforcement Agencies within When we think of federal law enforcement agencies we only think about the CIA, FBI, DEA, and ATF. There are many different agencies that have their own law enforcement agencies within themselves. Two agencies I found to be within another agency is the United States Postal Inspection Service (USPSIS) which is an investigation agency within the United States Postal Service. I also found the United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations (USAF OSI) which is inside the United States Air Force which in turn is inside the Department of Defense. Both agencies work with other federal law enforcement agencies on different cases as needed. …show more content…

Postal service including its employees, buildings, and its customers. They enforce laws that defend our nations mailing systems and two hundred other federal laws. Their duty is to protect against illegal and dangerous use of the postal service and to ensure that the public has the trust of the postal service. Some of the laws that they enforce are assaults against a postal employee while that employee is performing official duties, investigate if a bomb is sent through the postal service, burglary which consists of an employee stealing a customer’s mail, or someone burglarizing the post office. (postalinspectors.uspis.gov)
The Chief Postal Inspector is Guy Cottrell. He was appointed Chief Postal Inspector in July of 2010. He is responsible for instructions and regulations for security of the US Mail. Cottrell reports any findings to the Postmaster General. …show more content…

Over a ten-month period, inspectors found that more than two thousand priority mail and express envelopes, mailed contained the drugs. The postal inspectors worked with the DEA to conduct surveillance and electronic surveillance to identify the black-market distributors. With the help of the postal inspectors and the DEA, the postal inspectors made an arrest of Frank Venezia for violations of federal narcotics and child pornography laws. Due to Venezia sending the packages internationally, arrests in Kazakhstan and Australia were also made. (Annual-Report-2015-Text-Only.doc - U.S. Postal Inspection Service)
The other federal department I mentioned was the United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations or USAF OSI. The purpose of the USAF OSI is to identify, exploit, and neutralize any criminal terrorist threats, intelligence threats against the United States Air Force, the US Government and the Department of Defense. The United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations is a department within the Department of Defense. The USAF OSI has jurisdiction not only nationwide but internationally as

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