Head of U.S. Border Patrol in Blaine Was Removed from His Position
Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
John C. Bates, the head of the U.S. Border Patrol’s Blaine Sector, was removed from his post Monday after serving for six years as chief patrol agent for the sector, the Bellingham Herald reports.
The reason, however, remained a mystery this morning after authorities declined to say what happened.
Bates was in charge of protecting the borders of Washington, Alaska and Oregon.
He had been with the agency since 1985.
Blaine is the second leader to be removed from the Blaine sector in the last five years. A deputy chief was arrested for having sex with an underage girl, according to the Bellingham Herald.
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Posted: August 6th, 2013 under FBI, News Story.
Tags: Alaska, Blaine Sector, Border Patrol, chief patrol agent, Oregon, removed, Washington
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