Sentence examples for affairs agents from inspiring English sources

The agency's internal affairs agents, many of whom come from other investigative agencies, are not designated as criminal investigators.

Internal affairs agents picked up the case, found the abuse victim in Mexico and interviewed him, and presented their investigation -- corroborated by agents who witnessed the incident -- that concluded that Diaz had committed a crime and lied about it.

Tensions flared after Frost sent a December 2009 memo to James Tomsheck, the Customs and Border Protection assistant commissioner for internal affairs, that ordered his internal affairs agents to cease conducting criminal investigations.

Internal affairs agents investigated an October 2008 incident in which Diaz, who was assigned to a Border Patrol station in Eagle Pass, Texas, was accused of violently pulling on the handcuffs that restrained a Mexican juvenile suspected of smuggling drugs while he pressed his knee into the victim's back, dropping him face first, kicking him and later lying about it.

More than 50 birth registration teams, composed of judges, assessors, clerks, and legal affairs agents will be deployed in the country.

"It's going to get worse before it gets better," said James Wong, an internal affairs agent with Customs and Border Protection.

After months spent investigating, it was clear to Norman O. Torrens, an internal affairs agent for the Puerto Rico Police Department, that scores of felony crimes in Vega Alta, in the north, were being intentionally recorded as misdemeanors.

"He knew the laws backward and forward," said Edward Archuleta, an internal affairs agent with Customs and Border Protection who once worked with Mr. Gilliland and eventually helped bring him down.

(The plot mirrored the critical tune-up, with a cranky internal affairs agent conducting an audit on Fringe division).

It focuses on text messages exchanged by two FBI employees who were having an affair: agent Peter Strzok and lawyer Lisa Page.

In the Army, internal-affairs agents were constantly on the lookout for potential traitors, who were often murdered to dissuade others.