are at risk of becoming victims of crimes. internal investigators said they uncovered this practice while looking into an fbi agent who allegedly had an inappropriate relationship with a female co-worker. he asked her to send provocative pictures to use in the sting even though she was an office staffer. the fbi apparently doesn't have a policy about using photos of nonundercover employees in situations like this according to the report. there is no requirement that employees need to be notified if their photos were used, which websites they were posted on or for how long. the watchdog report recommended that the fbi establish a policy to get consent and notify managers in cases like these. according to the report, a top fbi official said the bureau fully accepts the recommendation and will teach the new rules to staffers involved in undercover operations. back to you. don't taunt jaguars, a common sense warning that visitor at a zoo in jacksonville