Does The EPA Have Armed Agents? - CountyOffice.org

Does The EPA Have Armed Agents? Ever been curious about the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its armed agents? In this enlightening video, we delve into the surprising fact that the EPA does indeed have a specialized unit known as the Criminal Investigation Division (CID), whose agents are armed.

We'll explore the unique role of these federal law enforcement officers who aren't out there playing cops and robbers, but are instead investigating serious environmental crimes. We'll debunk the myth of these agents patrolling the woods with rifles, and instead reveal their primary responsibility of investigating violations of environmental laws that pose significant threats to human health and the environment.

Whether you're an environmental enthusiast or a curious citizen, understanding the role of the EPA's CID is crucial. Join us for this enlightening discussion and subscribe to our channel for more valuable insights on environmental protection and regulation.

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EPA Criminal Investigation Division: https://www.EPA.gov
Federal Law Enforcement: https://www.fletc.gov

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