The FBI Story 2017

The 2017 edition of The FBI Story, chronicles a year in the life of the Bureau, as told through articles featured on the FBI public website. This book takes you inside some of thetop cases of the year, including a landmark operation to bring down the biggest marketplace for criminals on the Darknet, charges filed against two Russian intelligence officers in one of the largest cyber intrusions in U.S. history, and the arrest of hundreds of medical professionals as part of the largest Medicare Fraud Strike Force action to date. Get a glimpse into a precedent-setting case that could benefit transgender victims of hate crimes, FBI efforts to solve decades-old cold cases, and a new app, which makes it easier for Americans to contact us with information about fugitives and missing persons. Also, find a compelling four-part series on what it takes to become an FBI special agent.

Features:

Cyberstalking Woman Sentenced for Harassing Victim on Social Media

Federal Funds Stolen from Non-Profit Health Care Clinics Investigation Leads to Former CEO

Payback for a Debt Collector Illegal, Aggressive Tactics Result in Jail Time

Unearthing a Coal Mining Fraud Investors Bilked out of Millions; 10 Fraudsters Sent to Prison

Super Bowl Security Behind the Scenes Look at Game Day Preparations

NCIC Turns 50 Centralized Database Continues to Prove Its Value in Fighting Crime

Office of Private Sector Enhancing Engagement Efforts to Stay Ahead of the Threat

New FBI Wanted App Making It Easier to Find Fugitives and Missing Persons

Wine Ponzi Scheme Long-Running Fraud Cost Victims Millions of DollarsBusiness E-Mail Compromise Cyber-Enabled Financial Fraud on the Rise Globally

Romance Scams Online Imposters Break Hearts and Bank Accounts

Financial Fraud with a Sci-Fi Twist Outrageous Scheme Included Impersonating a Canadian Health Official

African American FBI Special Agents Symposium Inaugural Event Highlights FBI Diversity

19 Indicted in International Fraud and Money Laundering Schemes Investigators in the U.S. and Abroad Arrest 17

Violent Bank Robber Sentenced to 37 Years Local/Federal Law Enforcement Partnerships Work

FBI Director Addresses Cyber Security Gathering Varied Group of Cyber Experts Exchange Ideas

Binary Options Fraud A Word of Warning to the Investing Public

Charges Announced in Massive Cyber Intrusion Case Two of the Perpetrators Believed to be Russian Intelligence Officers

Craigslist Robbers California-Based Thieves Targeted Big-Money Items and Sellers

Seeking Special Agents with Diverse Backgrounds Houston Recruiting Effort Part of National Campaign

The FBI in Israel ‘Long-Lasting Relationships’ Key to Building Cases

CJIS Division Observes a Milestone Collecting and Sharing Criminal Justice Information for 25 Years

Penny Stock Fraud Nets Millions Scheme Mastermind Among Those Sentenced to Prison

Forging Papers to Sell Fake Art Many Victims May Unknowingly Own Phony Works

Pharmaceutical Theft $60 Million Heist Largest in Connecticut History

New Top Ten Fugitive Help Us Catch a Murderer

Financial Fraud Stock-Loan Scheme Costs Investors $100 Million

And More.....

Criminal justice students, and federal, state and local law enforcement officials may be interested in this publication.