CF21d2

CF21d2 is a Confidential Informant (CI) designation within the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States. As a confidential informant, an individual with this designation is granted a level of confidentiality and anonymity by law enforcement, while also being tasked with providing information to aid in investigations and prosecutions.

CF21d2 informants are typically individuals who have undergone a thorough vetting process, undergoing background checks and interviews with law enforcement personnel. This process is designed to assess their trustworthiness, integrity, and reliability. Once designated, these individuals are required to work closely with law enforcement, often in high-risk situations, to gather intelligence and assist in investigations.

The specifics of the designation CF21d2 are not publicly disclosed, as the details of an individual's confidential informant status are typically classified. However, it is understood that individuals with this designation are vetted for their capacity to maintain confidentiality, and are expected to adhere to strict guidelines and protocols to ensure their safety and that of others involved in investigations.

Those operating under the designation of CF21d2 are subject to strict guidelines and protocols for maintaining confidentiality and integrity within their role. Their activities and information provided are subject to review and verification by law enforcement personnel. As with other confidential informant roles, CF21d2 designation is typically reserved for individuals who possess valuable information or have demonstrated a willingness to work closely with law enforcement.