FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey resigns after one year in post
FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey is resigning after serving in the position for just over one year, marking another high-level departure within the agency.
WASHINGTON >> Andrew Bailey, a deputy director of the FBI, said today that he would leave the job after a little more than a year, the second such departure amid the turbulence in federal law enforcement under the Trump administration.
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