US Marshals
Court order executors
The US Marshals Service is the oldest federal law enforcement agency in the United States, operating under the Department of Justice.
US Marshals protect federal courts, transport federal prisoners, apprehend fugitives, and execute federal court orders.
They also operate the Witness Security Program and manage seized assets.
The US Marshals tracked the fugitive across three states.
- fugitiveOne fleeing authorities
- on the runActively avoiding capture
- deputyAuthorized substitute or assistant
- federal agentNational law enforcement officer
- badgeWorn symbol of membership
star badge · warrant · manhunt · bounty · federal · courthouse · courtroom security · prisoner · prisoner transport · armed escort · handcuffs · pursuit · extradition · arrest · holster · jurisdiction · witness · witness protection
- law enforcementFBI, police station, patrolmen, police officer, cop
- Manhuntfugitive, manhunt, wanted poster, most wanted, pursuit
- federal agenciesFBI, CIA, EPA, IRS, CDC
- Federal JusticeFBI, DEA, federal prosecutor, federal prosecutors, federal indictment
- criminal justicearrest, jail, court, prison, crime
- policeofficer, cop, officers, patrol, cops
US Marshalsmunicipal police
Local government law enforcement
county sheriff · beat cops · neighborhood patrol · state troopers · state police
US Marshalsfugitives
Those fleeing from law
escaped prisoners · outlaws · absconders · most wanted · mob bosses
US Marshalsforeign agents
Representatives of another nation
Interpol · international law enforcement · Scotland Yard · RCMP · Europol
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