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🎬 FBI Indianapolis is hiring!
Have a passion for multimedia and a knack for bringing stories to life? We’re looking for a Multimedia Specialist (GS-7/9/11) to join our team!
This position is open to all U.S. citizens. Don’t miss your chance to put your skills to work supporting the FBI’s mission.
📅 Apply by November 5, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.
🔗 Find the posting at FBIJobs.gov using Job ID 68493.
Human trafficking can happen anywhere, and traffickers often prey on the vulnerable. FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Tim O’Malley explains what to watch for and how reporting a tip could help someone escape exploitation.
If you see something, say something.
📞 Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 or report tips to the FBI at tips.fbi.gov.
First responders put themselves in harm’s way to protect others, often running toward danger when others are running away. Today, on #NationalFirstResponderDay, FBI Indianapolis recognizes the courage, dedication, and selflessness of the firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMTs, and others who answer the call to serve. Thank you for all you do, today and every day.
As we enter the final full week of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, FBI Indianapolis wants to remind you that reporting #cybercrime matters.
If you are a victim of an online scam or other cybercrime, report it to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at IC3.gov.
Learn more about how FBI stays ahead of the threat and combats cybercrime nationwide: fbi.gov/investigate/cyber
FBI Indianapolis Investigative Work Helps Lead to Arrest in Germany
Indianapolis - Investigative work by FBI Indianapolis, in partnership with the Fort Wayne Police Department, helped advance the case involving the death of a 14-year-old northern Indiana girl, contributing to the arrest of an 18-year-old man in Germany on suspicion of murder.
The FBI shared its findings with German authorities, whose efforts led to the suspect’s arrest. The FBI appreciates the close cooperation with its German law enforcement partners in pursuing justice for the victim and her family.
“Anyone who targets or exploits a child should understand this: There is no safe haven from justice. It doesn’t matter where you live or where you try to hide. The FBI will work with our partners around the world to find you and hold you accountable. When children are victimized, we will pursue every lead and use every available resource. Wherever you go, justice will find you,” said FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy J. O’Malley.
The FBI urges parents and caregivers to take online threats to children’s safety seriously and report suspected criminal activity. Information about potential federal crimes can be reported at ow.ly/3ZkI5100CT9.
More on the arrest here: ow.ly/Z3A65100CTf
ALT Investigative work by FBI Indianapolis, in partnership with the Fort Wayne Police Department, helped advance the case involving the death of a 14-year-old northern Indiana girl, contributing to the arrest of an 18-year-old man in Germany on suspicion of murder.
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FBI Louisville, @FBIIndianapolis and @FBICincinnati assisted in a coordinated, multi-state operation this morning resulting in 13 arrests and the execution of 18 search warrants. Led by @IndStatePolice, Operation Rusty Cherub stemmed from an altercation on July 4th, 2026 in Madison, IN involving members of the Iron Horsemen and Hells Angels Outlaw Motorcycle Organizations.
The success of this operation would not have been possible without the strong law enforcement partnerships that exist throughout the Commonwealth as well as in Ohio and Indiana.
This is just one example of how this #FBI is reducing violent crime at an historic rate and removing the most violent offenders from our streets.
Visit @ISPVersailles Facebook page for the full press release.
ALT Group of armed FBI agents standing near a tactical vehicle outside a small illuminated building at night.
ALT Two FBI agents in tactical gear enter a building next to a sign reading Iron Horsemen U.S.A. MC at night.
You could have information that helps the FBI stop a threat, identify a suspect, or prevent a crime. If something doesn’t seem right, speak up. Even details that seem small could be important.
Share your tip by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI or visiting tips.fbi.gov.
A strong #FBI legacy. A shared commitment to service.
FBI Deputy Director Raia joined members of the Society of Former Special Agents in Indianapolis today for their annual conference, recognizing the enduring connection among those who have served the Bureau.
FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge O’Malley also took part in the event, alongside Indiana State Police, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Dept., and the U.S. Attorney's Office Southern District of Indiana leadership - reflecting the strong partnerships that remain essential to keeping our communities safe.
The mission continues. The commitment never changes.
ALT A strong #FBI legacy. A shared commitment to service. FBI Deputy Director Raia joined members of the Society of Former Special Agents in Indianapolis today for their annual conference, recognizing the enduring connection among those who have served the Bureau.
Featured during Summer Heat 2.0: Now under arrest.
Lamar T. Browning, wanted for his alleged involvement with the Crown Hill Enterprise criminal organization, has been arrested.
The FBI remains focused on tracking down fugitives and working with our partners to bring those who threaten our communities to justice.
ALT Photo of fugitive Lamar T. Browning wanted by the FBI who has been captured.
Preparation can make all the difference in a crisis.
The FBI Indianapolis Crisis Negotiation Team recently conducted a weeklong Regional Crisis Negotiation Course for law enforcement partners from across Indiana. The training, hosted by the Franklin Police Department and the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, helped participants sharpen their skills for responding to high-stakes situations.
The course wrapped up with a hands-on field training exercise involving @FranklinCollege volunteers, who served as role players in realistic crisis scenarios.
Thank you to our law enforcement partners and the volunteers for helping make this valuable training possible!
What does the #FBI investigate - and how does the FBI work with the media?
FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy O’Malley tackled both topics with students participating in the investigative journalism bootcamp at Indiana University’s @ArnoltCenter for Investigative Journalism.
From the FBI’s investigative mission to the role media plays in informing the public, the discussion offered a look behind the scenes at how the FBI does its work and communicates with the communities it serves.
Thanks to the Arnolt Center for the opportunity to connect with the next generation of investigative journalists!
FBI Indianapolis remembers Special Agent Wesley Yoo who died #OTD in 2015. SA Yoo responded to the Pentagon following the crash of American Airlines Flight 77 on Sept. 11, 2001, and helped recover classified materials, evidence, and human remains from the rubble while exposed to smoke, dust, and aviation fuel fumes.
In March 2005, Yoo was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. He succumbed to his illness on October 11, 2015. #WallofHonor
FBI Indianapolis remembers Special Agent Edwin C. Shanahan who died #OTD in 1925. He was the first FBI agent killed in the line of duty - murdered by Martin J. Durkin, a car thief who had previously wounded four police officers to avoid capture in Chicago, Illinois. #WallofHonor fbi.gov/history/wall-of-hono…
Crime is trending down, and Indiana is leading the way. The FBI’s latest crime data shows violent crime fell 13.1% in Indiana in 2025, outpacing the national decline.
FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy J. O’Malley breaks down what the numbers mean for Hoosiers in his latest op-ed.
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ALT Crime is trending down, and Indiana is leading the way. The FBI’s latest crime data shows violent crime fell 13.1% in Indiana in 2025, outpacing the national decline. FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy J. O’Malley breaks down what the numbers mean for Hoosiers in his latest op-ed.
Today FBI Indianapolis remembers Supervisory Special Agent Rex Stockham, who died #OTD in 2016.
On September 11, 2001, SSA Stockham deployed to the Flight 93 crash site in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where he helped survey the impact site and recover critical evidence.
In 2015, Stockham was diagnosed with colon cancer, which had spread to his liver. He died the following year. We honor his service, sacrifice, and lasting legacy. #Wallof Honor
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In September, for the first time ever, the FBI took its Teen Academy program out of the country and onto a U.S. military base.
Read more about how the FBI is fostering relationships today that will help us fulfill the mission tomorrow: fbi.gov/news/stories/fbi-tee…
TEN MOST WANTED FUGITIVE CAPTURED
Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre is the 10th Ten Most Wanted fugitive captured by the FBI since January 2025 - and the first cyber fugitive ever placed on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
Now, Aguirre is back in the United States to face justice.
Help the FBI find the others on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List. fbi.gov/wanted/topten
FBI Indianapolis remembers Special Agent Robin L. Ahrens, who died #OTD in 1985. SA Ahrens was fatally wounded while participating with other agents in the arrest of a fugitive who was wanted for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for armed robbery. SA Ahrens was fatally shot by other agents at the scene who mistook her for an armed associate of the fugitive. SA Ahrens was the first female special agent to be killed in the line of duty. #WallofHonor ow.ly/4Whg50ZU4jU
🎓 21 students. Four weeks. A closer look at the FBI.
Last week, 21 students graduated from the FBI Indianapolis Collegiate Academy, wrapping up a four-week program that brought them inside the FBI’s mission, introduced them to the people behind the work, and explored career opportunities they may not have considered before.
From learning what it takes to become an FBI special agent to seeing how the Evidence Response Team works, experiencing firearms training, and exploring the Bureau’s physical fitness requirements, students got a firsthand look at the skills, teamwork, and dedication that go into the job.
Congratulations to our graduates! We hope this experience sparked new interests, opened doors to future possibilities, and inspired you to keep asking questions and exploring what’s possible.
#FBIIndianapolis #CollegiateAcademy #FBICareers
ALT Collegiate Academy 2026 Class on Graduation Night with SAC O'Malley.
ALT Students learn how to search for evidence.
ALT Students experienced special agent fit test.
ALT Students learn what it takes to pass FBI special agent physical fitness test.
This week, FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy O’Malley spoke to more than 100 law enforcement partners from across the state at the Indiana FBI National Academy event, emphasizing the importance of local, state, and federal partnerships in protecting the American people.
The event brought together law enforcement leaders to continue the FBI National Academy’s mission of advancing professional development and strengthening law enforcement through leadership training, investigative knowledge, and collaboration on emerging public safety challenges.
SAC O’Malley spent time visiting with partners at their tables, hearing their perspectives and building connections. These connections foster the trust and collaboration essential to combating crime and keeping our communities safe. #FBIIndianapolis #Partnerships #FBINational Academy
ALT This week, FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy O’Malley spoke to more than 100 law enforcement partners from across the state at the Indiana FBI National Academy event, emphasizing the importance of local, state, and federal partnerships in protecting the American people.
ALT This week, FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy O’Malley spoke to more than 100 law enforcement partners from across the state at the Indiana FBI National Academy event, emphasizing the importance of local, state, and federal partnerships in protecting the American people.
ALT This week, FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy O’Malley spoke to more than 100 law enforcement partners from across the state at the Indiana FBI National Academy event, emphasizing the importance of local, state, and federal partnerships in protecting the American people.