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  • AFOSI highlights risks, prevention amid Insider Threat Awareness Month

    Special Agent Pearl Mundt, Air Force Office of Special Investigations executive director, attended the 2024 National Insider Threat Awareness Month (NITAM) Conference Sept. 9, joining leaders from the Department of Defense and the Federal Bureau of Investigations to discuss federal law enforcement’s

  • Remembering 9-11: OSI leader’s vow to never forget

    Lt. Col. Matthew Blake, an AFOSI reservist currently serving as the 7th  Field Investigations Squadron commander, volunteered at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C., Sept. 11, where he was invited to attend a ceremony and read a portion of the names of law

  • OSI welcomes new command chief

    Chief Master Sgt. James Hoy stepped into his new role as the Office of Special Investigations command chief, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the agency, Aug. 2, 2024, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

  • OSAAG holds inaugural sync to enhance officer mentorship

    The Officer Special Agent Advisory Group (OSAAG) held its first in-person sync July 16 – 18, at the Russell-Knox Building in Quantico, Virginia, where they focused on ways to enhance OSI’s Officer Mentorship Program.

  • OSI seeks help in A1C’s fatal hit-and-run case

    Over a year has passed since Airman 1st Class Makai Cummings was killed while changing a tire on a dark Virginia interstate, and the Office of Special Investigations Det. 216 is asking for the public’s help to solve the case.  

  • ORION fully deployed across agency, OSI leaders say

    The Office of Special Investigations has successfully implemented its new case management system to revolutionize operational activities and investigations management, according to the agency’s top civilian leader.

  • Former NCO sentenced 18 years, 11 months for multiple counts

    A General Court-Martial at Edwards Air Force Base, California, convicted a former staff sergeant from March Air Reserve Base, June 7, on four charges and nine specifications, including domestic violence, child endangerment, communicating threats and failure to obey a lawful order.