WASHINGTON, D.C. — F.B.I. Director James B. Comey names Howard S. Marshall to head the Louisville, KY. Division for the F.B.I.
(Being a native Kentuckian I always like to keep up with news and notes from across the Commonwealth. And this is no exception, and you’ll see soon enough why.)
“Director James B. Comey has named Howard S. Marshall special agent in charge of the FBI’s Louisville Division. Mr. Marshall most recently served as an inspector in the Inspection Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. … Mr. Marshall began his career [..] with the FBI in 1997.
He was first assigned to the St. Louis Division, where he worked on a gang and fugitive task force. He then moved to a white-collar crime squad and conducted mortgage and bank fraud investigations. … Mr. Marshall was promoted in 2008 to assistant special agent in charge of the Dallas Division. He managed the white-collar crime, intelligence, and administrative programs.
In 2012, Mr. Marshall was promoted to inspector at FBI Headquarters and led inspections of numerous field offices and legal attaches, as well as a number of shooting incident review teams.
Prior to his appointment with the FBI, Mr. Marshall worked for the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office in Little Rock, Arkansas. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and a Jurist Doctorate from the University of Arkansas. …”
Wishing Mr. Marshall well and Godspeed in all future endeavors with the Bureau it is amazing to me how he went from the streets/gang squad to white collar streets/gang squad in such a short amount of time though.
Amazing career. Well worth the watch.
Peace.
–Rhett.
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