FBI has their own SWAT team. Its called the HRT. Hostage Rescue Team. Its better than SWAT because FBI provides better benefits and better training. Along with Security to your house. They keep an eye on you to make sure you are ok.
But if you want to downgrade from FBI to regular SWAT, just go to the police station and join their SWAT team.
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can you join fbi with type 1 diabetes?
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no you can not
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If you join the police in a city that has SWAT.
There are three levels of tactical teams in the FBI: the Hostage Rescue Team (HRT), the 11+ regional Enhanced SWAT Teams and the field office SWAT teams. The HRT is the national team and a full-time commitment. When they are not deployed, they are training. Every field office has a local SWAT team which is a part-time commitment in addition to the agent's normal investigative duties. The enhanced SWAT teams are somewhere in between, with more training and commitment than the local teams, but still not full time. The agents still have normal case duties.
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You can be an FBI agent by applying to the FBI academy. You will need to meet all of the requirements for this type of law enforcement degree including a physical and mental evaluation.
The FBI has something similar to a SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics) team. It's their Hostage Rescue Team (HRT). You'd need to be an agent to even have a chance. The qualifications for being an agent can be reviewed at the FBI's web site. A link is provided. Fidelity, bravery, integrity. Good luck. The FBI DOES have Division based SWAT teams, which are completely unrelated to the HRT (based out of Quantico) which is a Tier 1 team, meaning they are equipped to handle "any" style of situation. The division SWAT teams are designed to handle high risk search and arrest warrants and to a small degree most hostage situations that arise during the execution of said warrants.
No you can not become an FBI agent when you have gone to a juvenile facility.
Jack Ryan - FBI agent - was born in 1938.