Law Enforcement in New York City - Federal Government Agencies

Federal Government Agencies

  • United States Park Police
  • National Park Service Ranger (Law Enforcement)
  • FBI Police
  • Department of Defense Police
  • United States Marshals Service
  • United States Secret Service
  • Diplomatic Security Service
  • Federal Bureau of Investigation
  • Amtrak Police
  • United States Postal Police
  • Drug Enforcement Administration
  • Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
  • Federal Air Marshal Service
  • US Border Patrol
  • US Customs Enforcement
  • Immigration and Customs Enforcement
  • State Department
  • UN Police
  • Bureau of Prisons
  • Department of Energy
  • United States Federal Protective Service
  • US Fish and Wildlife Service
  • IRS Criminal Investigation Division
  • Veterans Affairs Police
  • Federal Reserve Police
  • U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command
  • Naval Criminal Investigative Service

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