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Does the C.I.A and USA Police affiliate usually?
7 Answers
- Anonymous6 years ago
No its jurisdiction does not go that way, it can and does often help homeland security on issues affecting terrorism alerts. The Justice department through the FBI is supposed to affiliate with US police departments when its federal correct or when asked to by the police departments.
- SteveLv 46 years ago
Probably.
The CIA does have investigative authority within the United States, so long as they are investigating foreign nationals.
They can not investigate U.S. citizens in the U.S.. They may however investigate U.S. citizens abroad.
Source(s): There was a well known case in San Diego where they assisted San Diego with a murder sucide in which a U.S. citizen murdered his wife and family, then committed suicide. The CIA got involved because the suspect, although American, had helped the CIA to locate U.S. hostages in lebanon during the 80's and the CIA wanted to ascertain whether the man really killed his family, or if it was retaliation by foreign terrorists for helping rescue hostages ... or whether it was foreign drug smugglers who he had been ripping off. It was determined to just be a murder suicide. - Anonymous6 years ago
They liaise with the FBI but not State police
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- 0110Lv 76 years ago
No.
CIA is not law enforcement and cannot, despite TV and movies, do street work inside the US
