USACID

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USACID is the primary federal law enforcement agency of the U.S. Army responsible for investigating serious crimes involving Army personnel and property.

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instanceOf United States Army organization
federal law enforcement agency
military criminal investigative organization
abbreviation CID NERFINISHED
USACID NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
employer civilian special agents
military special agents
fullName United States Army Criminal Investigation Division NERFINISHED
hasSubdivision field offices
resident agencies
specialized investigative units
jurisdiction U.S. Army personnel
U.S. Army property
United States Army NERFINISHED
legalAuthority U.S. federal law
Uniform Code of Military Justice NERFINISHED
mission preserve the readiness of the force through criminal investigations
protect Army resources and personnel from criminal threats
protect the Army by investigating and deterring serious crime
operatesIn U.S. Army installations worldwide
United States of America
surface form: United States
oversightOf criminal investigations involving U.S. Army personnel
criminal investigations involving U.S. Army property
parentOrganization United States Army NERFINISHED
role conducts criminal investigations for the U.S. Army
investigates serious crimes involving Army personnel and property
primary federal law enforcement agency of the U.S. Army
provides forensic and investigative support to Army operations
supports Army commanders with criminal investigative services
sector federal law enforcement
military law enforcement
subjectArea counter-fraud
criminal investigation
force protection
forensic investigation
protective services
typeOfCrimesInvestigated felony-level crimes involving Army personnel
fraud and financial crimes involving Army interests
homicide cases involving Army personnel
major theft of Army property
serious crimes affecting U.S. Army property
sexual assault cases involving Army personnel
worksWith Department of Defense law enforcement agencies NERFINISHED
federal law enforcement agencies
state and local law enforcement agencies

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