00:00:13Miami April 11th 1986 one of the
00:00:18bloodiest days in FBI history special
00:00:23agents including 25-year veteran
00:00:25Benjamin Grogan and his young partner
00:00:27Jerry dove corner a car driven by two
00:00:30violent bank robbers an intense gun
00:00:33battle ensues over a hundred rounds are
00:00:36fired when the shooting stops the two
00:00:39gunmen are dead but so are special
00:00:41agents Grogan and of five other special
00:00:45agents are wounded in the fierce
00:00:46firefight neither one of the slain
00:00:49special agents was wearing a bulletproof
00:00:51vest that day soon after new FBI
00:00:55regulations made vests mandatory rookie
00:01:00special agent Stephanie shark has to
00:01:03adjust to the dangers of the job she’s
00:01:05only been with the FBI for three months
00:01:09it’s not a traditional job that every
00:01:12little girl grows up thinking you know
00:01:14they want to carry a gun
00:01:16go kick down doors and put handcuffs on
00:01:20people who are usually bigger than you
00:01:21most of the women that I know in this
00:01:23field have a little bit of spunk to them
00:01:25and they have a fire inside them that
00:01:28drives them after more than two decades
00:01:32as a special agent bill got four he’s
00:01:35still driven to bring the bad guys to
00:01:37justice and started out as a cop after
00:01:40about five years I had made detective
00:01:42and I just decided that I wanted to work
00:01:44larger investigations had left to come
00:01:47with the FBI I wanted to play on a
00:01:49higher level so to speak Special Agent
00:01:53Steve vino came to the bureau three
00:01:55years ago after serving as an engineer
00:01:57in the armies of the things that drew me
00:02:00to the FBI one is the sense of being
00:02:02able to make a real difference the other
00:02:04thing was the sense of team the FBI as a
00:02:07team is something that really attracted
00:02:09me shark Godfrey and vino are members of
00:02:13one of America’s most elite federal law
00:02:15enforcement agencies 12,000 special
00:02:17agents are spread across the nation at
00:02:1956 field offices covering a population
00:02:23of 1.7 million people
00:02:24Norfolk’s special agents like their
00:02:26counterparts across America bring some
00:02:29of humanity’s nastiest individuals to
00:02:31justice nobody is better at capturing
00:02:34dangerous criminals than the FBI in 1950
00:02:38the bureau invented the ten most wanted
00:02:40to enlist the public’s help in tracking
00:02:42fugitives it worked
00:02:4494% of the individuals who’ve appeared
00:02:47on the list have been apprehended among
00:02:50the ten most wanted were ramzi yousef
00:02:52ringleader of the 1993 World Trade
00:02:54Center bombing Eric Rudolph the Atlantic
00:02:58Olympics bomber the man who murdered
00:03:00Martin Luther King jr. James Earl Ray
00:03:03and serial killer Ted Bundy
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