FBI’s Chief of Birmingham Office Tapped to Become IG in South Carolina
Patrick Maley, head of the Birmingham, Ala. FBI office, has picked to become South Carolina’s Inspector General to head up a new agency, according to the Post and Courier.
Gov. Nikki Haley made the announcement on Wednesday.
Haley, 53, a 30 year veteran of the FBI, must be confirmed by the Senate for a four-year term, the paper reported.
“His 30 years of experience with the FBI, focusing on fraud, waste, managing costs and program evaluations will be a tremendous asset to South Carolina,” she said. “Combine that with him being a CPA and dealing with white collar crimes throughout his career.”
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Posted: 6/7/12 at 7:51 AM under FBI, News Story.
Tags: gov nikki haley, Inspector General, patrick maley, South Carolina
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