Factual error: In a real scenario, FBI agents or specially trained individuals will only use their flashlights when they need to check something or clear an area. They then turn the flashlights off to avoid revealing their position and to maintain situational awareness. Constantly using a flashlight can compromise their position by making them an easier target. However, in the show, their flashlights seem to be on all the time.
FBI (2018)
1 factual error in show generally - chronological order
Starring: Jeremy Sisto, Missy Peregrym, Ebonee Noel, Zeeko Zaki
Undisclosed - S2-E7
Continuity mistake: Agents follow the suspect after the shooting in an apartment. They chase him upstairs and out of the door but are still at street level.
Question: What was the motive behind the killing of Varga's son?
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Answer: Felix Serrano was the biological son of Antonio Vargas, the leader of Durango Cartel. Miguel Rojas (has 2 priors in cocaine distribution, and he launders money), was a Lieutenant with the Durango Cartel, and he worked with Felix Serrano. As for the motive, Miguel shot Felix (his actual target) because they had a falling out, which was presumably drug related, and the four other men at the poker table were just collateral damage (Miguel attempted to make it look like robbery). Later, when Miguel was in Antonio's car wired up with the FBI body cam, Antonio states, "Felix said that things were not going well between the two of you." So Antonio knew Miguel murdered his son Felix. At the end of the episode, after Rina's press conference, note one of the reporters even asks, "What was the motive for the 5 murders?"
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