Who has higher power a police officer or an national security agent?
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Read More Answered By: Larry L. Doan |
This is not a good question as posed. Define a "national security agent." What agency does he or she work for? Also, certain investigations are within the jurisdiction of a local police officer and others are under the jurisdiction of say, an FBI agent. It depends what kind of investigation are you talking about. |
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