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Scott Curtis is a former FBI Special Agent and West Point graduate best known for having spearheaded the largest single-day arrest of 127 organized-crime members in U.S. history—a record that still stands. A frequent analyst on crime for WFMZ-TV since 2022, he has also been featured on the FBI Retired Case File Review podcast (2019) and is regularly quoted as an expert on organized crime and government corruption in such venues as the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post, and The Intercept. From 1997 to 2013, he was assigned to the Bureau’s Colombo Crime Family Unit where he quarterbacked investigations disrupting several
Scott Curtis is a former FBI Special Agent and West Point graduate best known for having spearheaded the largest single-day arrest of 127 organized-crime members in U.S. history—a record that still stands. A frequent analyst on crime for WFMZ-TV since 2022, he has also been featured on the FBI Retired Case File Review podcast (2019) and is regularly quoted as an expert on organized crime and government corruption in such venues as the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post, and The Intercept. From 1997 to 2013, he was assigned to the Bureau’s Colombo Crime Family Unit where he quarterbacked investigations disrupting several criminal enterprises in and around New York City and leading to the conviction of hundreds of criminals. Curtis personally located and dug up the body of Colombo underboss Billy Cutolo, missing for more than 9 years. A weaponry and tactical expert as a former infantry captain, platoon leader, and Commander, he is also an acknowledged expert on the use of confidential informants, flipping violent criminals into cooperators, and witness protection. The New York Daily News has called Curtis "a hard-charging FBI agent" who "left the crime family in ruins after more than a decade of mob-busting."
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