- - T-men or G-men
- - G-men, for short
- - DEA agents, e.g
- - Homeland Security agts., e.g
- - G-men and T-men
- - Agents Mulder and Scully, e.g
- - G-men, e.g
- - ATF agents, e.g
- - T-men and G-men
- - G-men
- - 5-Down agents, e.g
- - DEA investigators, e.g
- - Revenuers, for short
- - G-men and the like
- - IRS agents, e.g.
- - T-men, e.g.
- - A.T.F. agents, e.g.
- - DEA employees, e.g.
- - Revenuers, e.g.
- - "The Untouchables," e.g.
- - FBI agents, e.g.
- - U.S. attorneys, e.g.
- - G-men and T-men, e.g.
- - D.E.A. employees, e.g.
- - DEA narcs, e.g.
- - Revenuers
- - FBI employees, for short
- - Central bank branches, informally
- - some "sopranos" antagonists
- - Some "Narcos" characters, in brief
- - Graduates of Quantico, informally
- - operation varsity blues investigators, informally
- - mulder and scully, briefly
- - FBI guys, informally
- - Government agents, slangily
- - lawmen strengthened security, initially
- - gang's bane
- - Some agents, for short
- - I.R.S. agents
- - Gov. workers
- - U.S. agents
- - Officers from DC
- - Government agts.
- - FBI agents, for short
- - Speakeasy raiders
- - Some terrorist pursuers
- - Ottawa types?
- - Mob eavesdroppers
- - Mob battlers
- - Megaupload pursuers
- - DEA squad
- - D.C. gumshoes
- - ATF employees
- - 20's beer barrel busters
- - DEA employees
- - Witness protection programmers
- - Government agents, for short
- - Beer barrel pokers of a century ago
- - Smuggler's pursuers
- - Mob pursuers
- - They're dispatched from D.C.
- - US agents
- - U.S. gov't workers
- - Mafiosi foes
- - Govt. workers
- - Government agents
- - RICO enforcers
- - Agents from D.C
- - Govt. enforcers
- - Racketeers' nemeses
- - Agents of Uncle Sam
- - ATF agents
- - Some special agents, briefly
- - Busters, at times
- - Mob fighters
- - J. Edgar's agents
- - Government agents, informally
- - Cop allies
- - Gangsters' counterparts, informally
- - Some badge flashers
- - Govt. crimefighters
- - Gangbusters
- - Some narcs
- - Mulder and Scully
- - Some agents, informally
- - Some cops
- - Certain agents
- - Dealers' foes
- - T-men, say
- - Regulatory group
- - D.C.-based agents
- - Gangsters' foes
- - Some agents, briefly
- - Government officials
- - 1988 Rebecca De Mornay comedy
- - T-men
- - Mob foes
- - Some badge holders
- - Certain investigators, for short
- - Government troops
- - Ness' crew
- - Ness and co.
- - Some special agents
- - Capone's foes DOWN
- - Eliot Ness and associates
- - DEA agents
- - A.T.F. agents
- - Heat from Uncle Sam
- - Mob monitors
- - Gov't. officials
- - Raiders, perhaps
- - Nitti nemesis
- - Bureau-crats?
- - Some officers
- - Govt. troops
- - Some agents
- - FBI guys
- - Agents.
- - Ness et al.
- - u.s. authorities
- - Slang for agents from the FBI
- - govt. officers
- - bureau force, briefly
- - fbi agents, in short
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