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  • Shaw OSI Det runs in memory of late K-9

    The bond among members of the law enforcement community is not only palpable, but at times memorable.Just ask members of Office of Special Investigations Detachment 212 at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C. who joined local civilian authorities to honor a four-legged comrade killed in the line of duty.On

  • National magazine honors OSI financial manager

    It promises to be a memorable TDY for Ms. Rachel Quesada.  While on the road this week providing manning assistance and guidance to the Air Force Office of Special Investigations 7th Field Investigative Squadron Resource Manager, the Chief of Financial Management with the AFOSI, 3rd Field

  • UMUC lauds DC3 Executive Director

    As many successful leaders will attest, the people they lead are the key to their success. For Steven D. Shirley, executive director of the Defense Cyber Crime Center, it's a mindset that makes DC3 a premier organization in the Air Force and the federal law enforcement community.The University of

  • PoleZero to pay $2.8M for false claims allegations

    Department of Defense contractor PoleZero Corporation agreed to pay the United States $2,800,000 to resolve allegations under the False Claims Act, that the company submitted false claims to the Air Force for communications equipment.The settlement was announced jointly by United States Attorney for

  • Escrow exec sentenced for extensive fraud, aggravated identity theft

    Abel Martin Carreon was sentenced Aug. 3 to five years and five months in prison for one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft by Senior United States District Judge Anthony W. Ishii.In announcing the sentence, United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner said Carreon was also

  • OSI, DCIS efforts key in aircraft, space-vehicle fraud case

    The president of Transistor and Electronic Components, Inc., was sentenced Aug. 3 to a three-month prison confinement and nine months of home detention for aircraft, space-vehicle fraud.  Raymond Fautz, 74, pled guilty, May 5, 2015, to three counts of violating 18 U.S.C. 38, fraud involving aircraft

  • OSI dominates DoD CI-HUMINT awards

    In an organization where excellence is the norm, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations made another stellar impression at the national level.Fresh off its impressive showing at the National Counterintelligence and Security Awards competition earlier this year, AFOSI garnered an

  • OSI celebrates 67th Birthday!

    As we celebrate OSI's 67th birthday this year, take a few moments to consider how much we have progressed as a premier federal law-enforcement agency since our official birth into the Air Force on August  1, 1948. Take time as you read our historical account to reflect on our remarkable history,

  • USAFSIA courses receive CCAF accreditation

    The Basic Extension Program, the Air Force Counterintelligence Course and the Expeditionary Activities Course were recently awarded accreditation by the Community College of the Air Force.Three additional Federal Law Enforcement Training Center courses were added to a CCAF list of accredited agent