FBI helps establish task force focusing on N. Va. corruption

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The FBI and nine other federal agencies are targeting government corruption in Northern Virginia, an initiative spurred by the glut of federal dollars flowing into the region.

The group, composed of law enforcement and inspector general offices, will investigate federal, state and local corruption and fraud through a task force, and will rely partly on information from the public to ferret out the crimes. Its reach includes Washington’s inner suburbs and extends as far as Loudoun and Fauquier counties.

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