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Announcements

Elder Fraud Information Sessions

The FBISDCAAA is pleased to partner with the San Diego Seniors Community Foundation to host a series of elder fraud awareness presentations. Learn more about common scams at SDElderFraud.com and register for an upcoming information session in 2024.

Get in Gear

The FBISDCAAA has awesome apparel to share with members. Jackets, fleece, polos, hats, and pins. Place your order today!

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Victim Assistance Project

Donate to the Emergency Victim Assistance Fund
View Victim Assistance Project fact sheet

The FBISDCAAA Victim Assistance Project is intended to provide discretionary funding and services to help meet the critical needs of victims and assist in reducing the effects of trauma, which may include:

Clothes for rape victims when investigators must collect their clothes for DNA testing
Suitcases for victims of human trafficking who have nothing but a trash bag to carry their belongings
Lodging/accommodations and/or transportation for individuals and families fleeing violent situations
Dental or medical procedures for victims of torture and abuse
Meals for a community/congregation victimized by a hate crime

Learn more about our efforts at FBISDCAAA.org/VAP.

A Beary Special Cause

San Diego Regional Law Enforcement has been a proud supporter and partner of Rady Children’s Hospital for the last three decades and the FBISDCAAA is humbled to support the event as well. Our membership dues help contribute to providing teddy bears to every patient at the hospital.

Excellence in Operations Award

Our chapter was honored to again receive the Excellence in Operations from the FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association in 2020, 2021, and 2022. The award is given to FBINCAAA chapters that exhibit excellence in all organizational aspects, a strong partnership with their local FBI Field Office, and successful community outreach programs.

Meet the FBI’s Crisis Canines

Wally and Giovanni are the FBI’s new Crisis Response Canines, part of a pilot program launched by the FBI’s Office for Victim Assistance. Learn how their warm hearts and sweet brown eyes help both victims and first responders cope with mass casualty events in this short video.

Cyber Warnings from Headquarters

Bold and ruthless, cyber criminals are constantly looking for their next victim. Whether it is ransomware, Fake FBI Emails or the most recent online scam, stay informed and aware with the e-scams and warnings from FBI Headquarters.

FBI Jobs

The FBI is seeking to diversify its special agent workforce as it hires more than 900 special agents in the coming fiscal year. Visit fbijobs.gov for details and the application.

FBI Director Wray Visited San Diego

FBI Director Christopher Wray visited the FBI San Diego Field Office in November 2018 and met with local law enforcement leadership, InfraGard members, corporate partner representatives, and FBI Citizens Academy Alumni Association board members. After sharing a little about himself and his tenure in public service, Director Wray spoke about the importance of public-private partnerships and how much has changed in our society that led to evolution of and increased importance of partnerships between government and corporate entities. He relayed appreciation for the relationship between the FBI and Citizens Academy sites across the country and applauded the San Diego chapter for graduating two Citizens Academy classes in 2018.

FBI Celebrated 110 Years in 2018

The FBI was established on July 26, 1908, by Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte with just 34 special agents and was officially named the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1935. Since then, the FBI has grown to nearly 37,000 employees, including more than 13,500 special agents and more than 22,800 professional staff employees in 56 field offices, more than 400 resident agencies, and 90 legal attaché offices and sub-offices worldwide. Read the full article at fbi.gov.