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What Happens When You Report Someone to the FBI?

When you report someone to the FBI, your information is first carefully assessed by FBI personnel. They evaluate the tip for credibility, relevance to federal law, and whether it falls within their jurisdiction, which covers a wide range of crimes including terrorism, cybercrime, public corruption, and civil rights violations. If the information is deemed credible and within their scope, the FBI may open an investigation. This can involve gathering further evidence, conducting interviews, surveillance, and collaborating with other law enforcement agencies. If the tip lacks sufficient detail, is not credible, or concerns a matter outside federal jurisdiction, the FBI may take no further action or refer it to the appropriate local, state, or other federal agency. The ultimate outcome of an investigation can vary, potentially leading to arrests, charges, prosecution, or a determination that no crime occurred or insufficient evidence exists.

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