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[DC Comics/Batman] If the FBI suddenly took a serious interest in arresting or exposing the Batman and his Batfamily, what are some things that Commisioner Gordon and other sympathetic members of the GCPD could do to impede the FBI's efforts without getting themselves into serious trouble?

A new director for the FBI has been appointed, and he just so happens to be a former Gothamite who has always detested Batman's style of justice.

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One of his first actions in-office is to assemble and deploy a well-motivated and well-funded Anti-Bat task force to set up in Gotham and arrest or at least expose the identities of as many Bats as possible. The task force will be working day and night, meaning that they will be trying to root out the Batfamily's secret identities using detectives by day, and they will try to capture Bats mid-patrol using SWAT teams by night.

However, not everyone approves of this. The entire Gotham City Police Department, from Commissioner Gordon all the way down to the humble beat cop, is opposed to this intiative, and sees it as an intrusion. They do not want to see the Batfamily laid low by the FBI.

Since the GCPD and the Batfamily are long-time allies, **my question is**:  What are some ways, however minor, that members of the GCPD can resist and obstruct the FBI's efforts without getting themselves imprisoned for O*bstruction Of Justice* or some similar offence? If the FBI ever did make a very serious effort to take own the Batfamily, would Batman truly need the GCPD's help to avoid their efforts?
gpt
Nothing.

There is nothing Gordon can offer that the smartest, and near-richest man on the planet, can't already obtain for himself.

Besides, the government already knows who the Bat is. We have satellites looking at every square meter of the surface of the planet. You really think they don't see the Bat Jet leaving the cave behind Wayne Manor? You really think they haven't figured out how the Bat affords all of those wonderful toys?

At the bare minimum, Amanda Waller and ARGUS know who he is ... and they've decided that it's better to keep him on the side of the angels than to try and antagonize him.

That's what will shut down the FBI. Someone is a plain dark suit, with plain black sunglasses and a plain back briefcase, will show up one afternoon and inform Mr. FBI that his crusade is over, and all of his case files have been classified at a level he cannot access.

And all of this is assuming that the FBI agent isn't a mole planted by one super criminal or the other. If that were the case, the Bat would feel free to simply remove the agent himself.