THE STRUCTURE OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (VC:MP)
FBI Recruit: 
FBI Recruits are VCPD members that have shown interest in joining the Bureau and have been accepted into the Academy for training after meeting the necessary requirements. While not de facto members of the FBI, they’re bound by both VCPD and Bureau regulations. If qualified for passing the general assessment and training course, they’re enrolled as a full-fledged Agent and receive a desk alongside the necessary guides.
FBI Agent:
FBI Agents are the main force of the Bureau, having been promoted after finishing their Recruit training successfully. They’re expected to act in case investigations, field operations, intelligence gathering and assisting other Law Enforcement agencies when needed, as well as writing reports on their activities and keeping their desk up-to-date.
FBI Special Agent:
FBI Special Agents are veteran members of the Bureau that have proven to be capable, resourceful and successful, usually placed in leadership positions when assigned to cases. Their administrative tasks are limited to case/operation reports and desk work, and while they’re not members of the command staff, their opinion on matters known to them is welcome.
FBI Director:
The Director is the highest-ranking member of the Bureau, overseeing all of it’s operations and having the final say on every decision. He is capable of issuing warrants; creating, changing and removing Bureau protocols; overriding and reverting decisions made by subordinates; managing staff of all ranks and accepting or denying potential recruits. He is also a member of VCPD’s Command Staff.