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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.

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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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