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Shaquille O’Neal Is Now OFFICIALLY a FED!

Lyndon Abioye |

Shaquille O’Neal is officially an honorary FBI Special Agent and the four-time NBA champion, and his Hall of Fame career is being dragged online for it.

FBI Director Kash Patel announced the honor this week after O’Neal joined graduates of the bureau’s National Academy Session 299.

“This session is historic,” Patel wrote on X. He said the FBI was “honored to be joined by one of the best supporters of law enforcement in the country” and confirmed that O’Neal graduated with the session and became an honorary special agent.

The new distinction fits neatly into Shaq’s longtime relationship with law enforcement. The 54-year-old former NBA star has previously been sworn in as a reserve officer or deputy with departments in Florida, Arizona, Georgia and California. He has also made financial contributions and appearances supporting police departments around the country.

The Basketball Hall of Famer won four NBA championships, earned 15 All-Star selections and was named league MVP in 2000. He also made 14 All-NBA teams, including eight first-team selections.

Since retiring, Shaq has remained a fixture on television as an analyst on “Inside the NBA” while building a massive endorsement portfolio.

Despite his pride in getting his new badge, the internet has not shared his enthusiasm.

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