Which of the following organizations does NOT typically have members considered special investigators?

Local Police Departments do not typically have members classified as special investigators in the same manner as federal agencies like the FBI, ATF, and DEA. Special investigators usually refer to investigative teams within federal branches focused on specific types of crime, such as drug trafficking, firearms offenses, or terrorism. These federal agencies have the authority to conduct extensive investigations and often involve specialized training for their agents in various fields.

In contrast, local police departments generally handle a wide range of law enforcement responsibilities but may not designate officers in the same category. While local departments do have investigative divisions, the structure and classification differ from those in federal agencies, which have specialized investigative roles and authorities dictated by the unique nature of their missions.