they're from the united lizard states of america, they're the lizard UN troops to put us all in fema prison camps.
There is a Division of National Security under DoJ.
Calm down, it's the national mall cop organization.
Frickin' paramilitaries....
Did it look like this?
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It looked just like that except it was a pickup. Tried to get a pic but the light changed and the dude sped off... On the side of the bed it said Department of National Security
I think those guys provide physical security for installations operated by GSA mostly.
I had some dealings with those guys several years ago when I still worked at the PD. They are really good at portraying the image that their poo poo has no odor.
Are you sure it wasn't Dept. of Homeland Security?
The DoJ's arm goes by the name "National Security Division" and I'm unaware of them operating in our AOR.
http://www.justice.gov/nsd/list-view.html
We have lots of DHS police in our AOR though. Their vehicles are similarly marked to the FPS example listed above (I'm not a big fan of FPS by the way).
The Oklahoma Information Fusion Center (OIFC) doesn't have hard assets like the DHS police units. It's a collaborative intel operation that's used as a central clearing house for LE and private industry awareness bulletins. I happen to be an OIFC liaison officer. 95% of what I get from them is in the way of crime BOLO's and officer safety bulletins. This nefarious and covert image some have of them couldn't be further from the truth. I cannot speak for other states fusion centers, but the OIFC is an asset to the community, not the other way around.
The DoJ's arm goes by the name "National Security Division" and I'm unaware of them operating in our AOR.
http://www.justice.gov/nsd/list-view.html
We have lots of DHS police in our AOR though. Their vehicles are similarly marked to the FPS example listed above (I'm not a big fan of FPS by the way).
The Oklahoma Information Fusion Center (OIFC) doesn't have hard assets like the DHS police units. It's a collaborative intel operation that's used as a central clearing house for LE and private industry awareness bulletins. I happen to be an OIFC liaison officer. 95% of what I get from them is in the way of crime BOLO's and officer safety bulletins. This nefarious and covert image some have of them couldn't be further from the truth. I cannot speak for other states fusion centers, but the OIFC is an asset to the community, not the other way around.
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