What does OCCB mean in FBI FILES

Organized crime is a term used to describe activities designed to facilitate criminal activity, such as racketeering, money laundering, drug trafficking, arms smuggling, or other forms of illegal activity.

The OCCB utilizes its resources to investigate and prosecute individuals who are involved in organized criminal activities. This includes developing strategies for disrupting illegal networks and working with federal, state and local law enforcement partners on investigations and prosecutions.

While many law enforcement organizations focus on traditional crimes such as theft or burglary, the OCCB has specialized resources geared specifically towards identifying and shutting down criminal networks. They work closely with both federal and state agencies to ensure all relevant laws against organized crime are properly enforced.

The OCCB employs a number of tactics to successfully identify individuals who are engaged in criminal activity related to organized crime. These include conducting undercover operations, using informants to gather intelligence, surveillance techniques such as wiretapping or following suspects, or utilizing financial records or documents related to illicit transactions.

If you have information about a suspected violation of an anti-organized crime statute or evidence that could aid an ongoing investigation by this bureau you should contact your local Police Department immediately. You can also contact the nearest U.S Attorney's Office for assistance with creating a report about possible violations of anti-organized crime statutes if necessary.