District of Columbia · D.C. Code — Title 23, Criminal Procedure
D.C. Code Title 23 § 23-109: Powers of investigators assigned to United States Attorney
What this law says, in plain English
This statute grants special investigators appointed by the Attorney General and assigned to U.S. Attorneys the authority to execute federal writs and orders, command assistance, and make arrests with powers equivalent to D.C. Metropolitan Police.
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