Fraudsters rarely operate within the boundaries of a single agency or jurisdiction, but the information needed to stop them often does. The new National Fraud Enforcement Division is designed to close that gap by bringing together federal, state, and local agencies to identify patterns, connect cases, and target organized criminal networks.
Fraudsters rarely operate within the boundaries of a single agency or jurisdiction, but the information needed to stop them often does.
The new National Fraud Enforcement Division is designed to close that gap by bringing together federal, state, and local agencies to identify patterns, connect cases, and target organized criminal networks.
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Fraudsters rarely operate within the boundaries of a single agency or jurisdiction, but the information needed to stop them often does. The new National Fraud Enforcement Division is designed to close that gap by bringing together federal, state, and local agencies to identify patterns, connect cases, and target organized criminal networks.
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