| T-men |
| G-men |
| Agents |
| FBI guys |
| Mob foes |
| Some cops |
| DEA squad |
| US agents |
| Revenuers |
| Some narcs |
| Ness' crew |
| T-men, say |
| Cop allies |
| DEA agents |
| G-men, e.g. |
| T-Men, e.g. |
| Gangbusters |
| Some agents |
| D.C. agents |
| Mafiosi foes |
| Mob fighters |
| Gov. workers |
| Mob pursuers |
| Some raiders |
| Ness and co. |
| Govt. agents |
| A.T.F. agents |
| ATF employees |
| D.C. gumshoes |
| DEA employees |
| I.R.S. agents |
| Some officers |
| Govt. workers |
| T-men or G-men |
| Certain agents |
| RICO enforcers |
| Govt. enforcers |
| Revenuers, e.g. |
| Gangsters' foes |
| T-men and G-men |
| G-men and T-men |
| FBI agents, e.g. |
| G-men, for short |
| IRS agents, e.g. |
| Regulatory group |
| Agents from D.C. |
| Government agts. |
| Officers from DC |
| D.C.-based agents |
| Government troops |
| J. Edgar's agents |
| Mob eavesdroppers |
| Mulder and Scully |
| Speakeasy raiders |
| Busters, at times |
| Government agents |
| Some badge holders |
| G-men and the like |
| The X-Files" extras |
| Govt. crimefighters |
| Megaupload pursuers |
| Racketeers' nemeses |
| Agents of Uncle Sam |
| Some special agents |
| A.T.F. agents, e.g. |
| Some badge flashers |
| Government officials |
| U.S. attorneys, e.g. |
| Revenuers, for short |
| G-men and T-men, e.g. |
| FBI agents, for short |
| D.E.A. employees, e.g. |
| DEA investigators, e.g. |
| Some agents, informally |
| Some terrorist pursuers |
| The Untouchables," e.g. |
| 20's beer barrel busters |
| Eliot Ness and associates |
| Some special agents, briefly |
| Government agents, for short |
| 1988 Rebecca De Mornay comedy |
| Government agents, informally |
| Agents Mulder and Scully, e.g. |
| Certain investigators, for short |
| Gangsters' counterparts, informally |