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DEA diversion investigators (DIs) are not authorized to carry firearms, which distinguishes their role from that of DEA Special Agents. Unlike Special Agents, who have law enforcement authority to make arrests, carry weapons, and perform traditional law enforcement duties, DIs primarily focus on regulatory compliance, investigating violations related to controlled substances, and ensuring adherence to federal laws governing pharmaceuticals and controlled substances. Their responsibilities include conducting audits, inspections, and investigations to prevent diversion of controlled substances, but they do so without the authority to carry firearms or engage in enforcement actions like arrests or controlling informants. This delineation helps maintain a clear separation between regulatory oversight and law enforcement functions within the DEA.