Undercover agents are law enforcement officials who work secretly to gather information about criminal activities. They often assume false identities and blend into specific environments, such as criminal organizations or communities, to observe and report on illegal actions. Their primary goal is to collect evidence that can lead to arrests and prosecutions. These agents undergo extensive training to develop skills in surveillance, communication, and deception. They may work on various cases, including drug trafficking, human trafficking, and organized crime. Their work is crucial for maintaining public safety and dismantling criminal networks, often in collaboration with agencies like the FBI or DEA.