Multi-Agency Investigations and Task Forces: Who Is Who in the Zoo?

Presented by: Steve Stratton

When a case grows beyond one department, everything becomes more complicated. Steve Stratton draws on experience in the Secret Service and the military to explain how multi agency task forces actually work. This session breaks down who does what, how authority is shared, and where friction often arises, giving writers the clarity they need to portray interagency investigations with realism and confidence.

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