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no the FBI does not pertain to Video Games.
What else can I help you with?
Do you get banned for hacking mw2?
There are so many hackers on MW2 that Infinity Ward can't stop them.
How do you report hackers?
You don't. Hackers are people who like to experiment with computers and systems. It would be like reporting an electrician, because he wanted to see if he could make a grilled cheese with a soldering iron. Crackers on the other hand are people who like to crack into systems for gain. You can report "Crackers" to the FBI if you have solid evidence. Don't contact the FBI if your system is acting weird, and you can't explain it. You need to know what you are doing before you report anyone.
How do you banned hackers on crossfire?
report them
Are the messages you send people on twitter private?
no because police and FBI can get into it. Also hackers.
What is beter black ops or MW2?
Black ops by 100% because mw2 has to much noobs and hackers black ops is good but freezes peoples ps3 on ps3 it freezes and the updates are dumb and jacked up
Info on gun crime?
Check the FBI Uniform Crime Report link on the FBI web site.
How do you let FBI know about a civil crime?
Report it to your local police department first. If it's a crime which falls into the FBI's jurisdiction, then the PD will forward it to the FBI.
Deaths by gun shootings?
FBI Uniform Crime Report
How can I report unknown stalkers?
you get a cop and a fbi secret agent
Can I file an bullying and harassement report with the FBI?
YES you can =D
When did the uniformed crime report start?
The Uniform Crime Report was mandated by congress in 1930. FBI was given the responsibility to facilitate the report. It is currently used in ever state in the U.S.
Can an FBI agent falsify a report or submit a biased report to a trial?
An FBI agent is most likely capable of falsifying a report or submitting a biased report to a trial because FBI agents are human. If the agent is caught falsifying a document or submitting a biased report, he or she is likely to be punished by law.
