In his book, FBI Miami Firefight: Five Minutes That Changed The Bureau, former FBI Special Agent Edmundo Mireles—the man who, despite being grievously wounded, definitively ended that violent ...

Mireles is a 25-year veteran of the FBI and the author of FBI Miami Firefight and Five Minutes that Changed the Bureau. More from CBS News.

Twenty-five years ago, FBI agents Ben Grogan and Jerry Dove died in a vicious gun battle with two heavily armed suspected bank robbers. It's described as the bloodiest shootout in FBI history.

Mireles wrote a book titled "FBI Miami Firefight: Five Minutes That Changed the Bureau." It took him years to finish it, he says. For one reason, because he had to wait until he retired in 2004.

"They had all the high-powered stuff, and we had .38 revolvers," Tobon said. As a result of that firefight on a Miami street, the FBI changed a lot of policy and protocol and a number of lives may ...

FBI Director James Comey said at a ceremony that the April 11, 1986, gunbattle in Miami's Pinecrest suburb showed U.S. law enforcement drastically needed to update equipment and training to face ...

The FBI is marking the 30th anniversary of a bloody South Florida shootout that left two agents dead and led to changes in the weapons they carry. FBI Director James Comey is scheduled Monday to sp… ...