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What Federal government department investigates crimes before they happen?

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I'm with The Dragon - this other r****d needs to stop pouting.

NOBODY investigates CRIMES that haven't occured, because if they haven't occured, there is no crime. And don't start with me about investigating the planning of a crime, because the planning of a crime (usually a felony) is a crime in itself. If someone is investigating something that hasn't happened, it's not a crime, and they aren't investigating -- they're predicting.

Perhaps you'd like to rephrase the question.
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The Dragon is right, but are you aware that all police/sheriff dept have a CRIME PREVENTION UNIT, assigned to prevent crime ?
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The United States Department of Clairvoyants.

I hurt I337's feelings.
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Stop with the sarcasm, The Dragon. The FBI investigates crimes, both those having occurred and those which have the potential to occur.
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