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My FBI career began in early January 2005 when I became an intelligence analyst in the Counterintelligence Division at FBI Headquarters. I currently supervise the Cross Programs Squad in Norfolk.

I have worked for 18 years as a special agent specializing in white-collar crimes, including health care fraud and securities fraud.

I have been a special agent in the FBI for more than 16 years.

I began my career working counterterrorism as an analyst with the FBI and with the National Counterterrorism Center. I was later promoted to supervisory special agent working national security matters in San Antonio, Texas.

I have been an FBI special agent for 11 years and currently serve in the Salt Lake City Field Office as associate division counsel providing legal counsel on all operational and administrative matters in Utah, Idaho, and Montana.

I joined the FBI in 1997 and was so fortunate to be assigned to the Richmond Division directly from Quantico. I chose to remain there for my entire 25-year career. I started off investigating bank robberies, fugitives, and crimes against children.

I joined the FBI in June 2003—on a Friday, I was a prosecutor with the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., and the following Monday, I was in new agent class.

Upon my arrival to the San Diego Division, I was assigned to the Violent Crime Task Force, where I investigated crimes against children, bank robberies, kidnappings, international murders, and other violent offenses.

I began my career as a special agent with the FBI in June 2021.

I’m an energetic and happy-go-lucky kind of gal who has had the amazing privilege of spending the last 12 years investigating violent crime and major drug trade organizations.

When I raised my hand and took the oath to support and defend the Constitution, I had no idea what my journey would entail, but as I reflect on the past decade, it has been a truly rewarding and humbling experience.

As the nation recognizes Police Week, FBI Director Christopher Wray expressed his gratitude to law enforcement officers nationwide.

The former director of the FBI and CIA is warning older people—as well as their loved ones and caregivers—to be aware of elder fraud schemes.

The FBI defeated hockey rivals the U.S. Secret Service, as the annual charity game tradition between the two agencies resumes.

On this Administrative Professionals Day, we look back at assistants who were crucial to the FBI during its earliest days.

FBI and local police bomb squads are frequently called to homes where decades-old military explosives have been found.

Nearly two dozen people have pleaded guilty to criminal charges in a widespread, multimillion dollar scheme to defraud both federal and private crop insurance programs.

Operation Eagle Sweep targeted BEC scammers believed to be responsible for victimizing at least 500 people in the United States.

Four Russian nationals who worked for the Russian government were charged in connection with cyber intrusions that targeted the global energy sector between 2012 and 2018.

Get an interactive look at how the mobility operators within the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team train to get to any location, under any conditions.