A Python wrapper around the FBI API (unofficial)
Assists in retrieving information from the FBI Wanted program, this includes lists of wanted criminals, accomplices of a crime and or victims.
Documentation
Refer to the Wiki for installation instructions, code examples, in addition to all other documentation.
Note
This project is in no way affiliated with the FBI lol. I only use their API.
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