Division of Criminal Investigation
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The Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) investigates crimes that are statewide in nature or importance.  DCI special agents work closely with local officials to investigate and prosecute crimes involving arson, financial crimes, illegal gaming, computer crimes, drug trafficking, government corruption and crimes against children.  Upon request, the Division assists local law enforcement agencies in cases involving homicides and multi‑jurisdictional theft or fraud.  The Division also performs special investigations requested by the Governor or the Legislature.  In addition, the Division provides extensive training to local, state and federal officers on current issues in law enforcement.

Criminal Investigation In The News...

Heroin In Wisconsin

Heroin spreading rapidly: Special agents prepare for it to move into Eau Claire A.G. Van Hollen Guest Column: Heroin In Wisconsin A Life Lost Heroin Injects Rock County Heroin's grasp extends to school-aged kids Tips for spotting heroin use Common heroin-related questions Heroin in the Suburbs

DOJ & Local Law Enforcement Featured in Cold Case Series

Tip Sparks Fresh Look at 1981 Case Woman's Body Found in Cornfield Suspicious Death Old Evidence, New Technology Solving Cold Cases Unsolved Murder of Lisa Staes | A New Look At An Old Case Unsolved Case of Tim Hack and Kelly Drew State to Re-visit Murder of Blackstone State to revisit Hack-Drew murder For teens killer still mystery 29 years later Families hopeful that slayings can be solved DNA profile of suspect found Unsolved Madison Murder Murder Mystery

Unsecured Prescription Drugs

Attorney General Van Hollen Launches Public Education Campaign Recognizing Threats Posed by Unsecured Prescription Drugs February 2, 2009 Column See the television spot WMV version | MOV version Hear the radio spot [MP3]

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