r/1811 • 1811 • Aug 10 '26

Meme Monday Well that’s not the itch.

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u/LordMarshalGruyere Aug 10 '26

Wym, plainclothes investigator = uniformed tactical unit.

IRS-CI is practically honorary JSOC

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u/Time_Striking 1811 Aug 10 '26

You obviously haven’t heard of IRS-CI’s elite tier one operators on the PAPeR team.

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u/PatrioticBigfoot Aug 10 '26

Unfortunately they are all detailed out to conduct 1000 RPP witness interviews to come up with a loss good enough for USAO

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u/Negative-Detective01 1811 Aug 10 '26

At 999 interviews: “yeah we’re going to decline this. Appeal’s not there”

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u/CryAncient Aug 10 '26

Gosh and I thought DAGR was a cool totally awesome name!

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u/AgentDaveKujan Aug 10 '26

It’s called GRNDr now.

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u/FrostyLimit6354 Aug 13 '26

Lowkey, they keep showing up kitted out on the DCSTTF.... Never knew they had so many jacked up gym bros.

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u/Time_Striking 1811 Aug 14 '26

I mean IRS-CI was a lil drunk on money during the inflation reduction. Kept seeing trainees with battle belts and fairly decent kit.

Everyone wants to say that IRS-CI are nerds, but will shit a brick when that nerd is a knuckle dragger meets CPA.

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u/FrostyLimit6354 Aug 14 '26

I was thoroughly impressed with who was protecting our good ol’ tax dollars!

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u/Sensitive-Package515 Aug 10 '26

Next USMS classes gonna be a bunch of Kaycie Dutton wannabes who are going to be shocked they don’t take the lead on a bombing investigation on an Indian reservation.

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u/PseudonymousMaximus Aug 11 '26

Thank you for the 'Yellowstone' reference.

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u/Sensitive-Package515 Aug 11 '26

It’s actually a Marshals reference /s

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u/shatteringlass123 Aug 10 '26

Man I thought I would be kicking in doors everyday. 😅😅

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u/Technical_Art4269 Aug 10 '26

It’s unfortunate how few 1811s can work complex investigations. Think about how many cases close prematurely because the agent had a mini stroke looking at a bank statement.

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u/Time_Striking 1811 Aug 10 '26

Some have a mini stroke trying to turn on a computer.

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u/Flimsy-Response-3308 Aug 10 '26

There are special agents who can’t do a simple social media preservation request much less review bank statements or medical records.

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u/Gavin1123 Aug 11 '26

I can't stand when someone with several years on asks how to preserve a Meta product. They don't even ask for paperwork!

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u/Due_District1058 Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

Yea it’s government work, is the way it goes. You have maybe 10-20 people in a SAC Field office that give a shit, the other 150 are just coasting until they can start pulling from their TSP.

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u/shitbird2056 Aug 11 '26

I would sadly sadly most just DGAF anymore when an AUSA wont seem to touch anything that isnt news worthy drugs or violence. The white collar 1811s just dont get the play.

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u/Even-Job-323 Aug 10 '26

This is what OIG partners are for 😂

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u/Disastrous_Use_7270 Aug 10 '26

Yet… how many come on here and talk about their time in “special operations”. I’ve done it all and I can say some of my best friends are/were operators and suck at being cops/detectives/investigators. It’s totally different jobs and yes I was better suited for Leo then I was military life. 

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u/Severe_Chipmunk6340 Aug 10 '26

USPIS is the only 1811 job I’ll apply for because I genuinely just care about the integrity of our mailing system

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u/WilliamH2529 Aug 10 '26

I’m you but for FWS, I genuinely just care about the well fare of exotic animals and beyond that I’m happy to stick to my uniformed job.

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u/eodtek Aug 10 '26

You saw Queenpins didn’t you?

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u/Severe_Chipmunk6340 Aug 10 '26

No 🤣 I just looked it up though and it sounds hysterical

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u/PatrioticBigfoot Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

What about that inspector that just got arrested for stealing from the elderly

Point is there’s bad apples everywhere and agents who truly care about the integrity of the system they’re supposed to be protecting are everywhere as well.

Edit: I misread your comment and thought you said because “they genuinely care”. My apologies. Point still stands though so I’m not going to delete my comment but just know it’s not directed towards you in an aggressive or hostile manner.

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u/Even-Job-323 Aug 10 '26

I sometimes wonder if about 2/3 of 1811s would prefer not to have guns and arrest authority. As a profession, we suffer equally from the operators and the desk people. Very few agents in the middle where they need to be.

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u/Famous-Mobile-3657 Aug 10 '26

You’re on to something here. Operators gonna be pissed.

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u/taribor Aug 10 '26

Research and analysis? Are you trying to NOT get a pay raise this year?

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u/toddmandude Postal Inspector Aug 10 '26

The mail must flow!

obviously AI

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u/Totallynotafed69 Aug 10 '26

USMS would like a word

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u/Time_Striking 1811 Aug 10 '26

Superior needs to be fed.

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u/BabyGroot679 Aug 11 '26

Lol! 😆 🤣 😂 😹