FBI Detroit Field Office released its 2025 public safety and national security results, reporting a year of focused violent‑crime reduction, threat prevention, and victim support. The office logged 841 arrests, a 120% rise from 2024, with 75% tied to violent crime and gang investigations. Law enforcement seized 166 firearms, more than 350 kilograms of illegal drugs, located over 90 missing children, and disrupted more than 200 time‑sensitive threats. Victim‑services specialists assisted 680 victims, including crisis response to a September church attack and a Traverse City Walmart stabbing. National‑security operations led to charges against six Chinese nationals for smuggling biological materials, the shutdown of a cryptocurrency laundering exchange, the disruption of two ISIS‑inspired plots in Michigan, and arrests of two violent extremists. The results were achieved through cooperation with federal, state, and local partners and community engagement.
https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/detroit/news/fbi-detroit-field-office-reports-2025-public-safety-and-national-security-results
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