Agent Who Criticized FBI Gets His Job Back
From Times Wire Reports
The Justice Department ordered the FBI to reinstate a Chicago anti-terrorism agent who had faced possible dismissal for accusing the bureau of not doing enough to prevent the Sept. 11 attacks.
The FBI had suspended and was trying to fire agent Robert G. Wright Jr. for alleged insubordination, unprofessional conduct and talking to the media without bureau approval.
“I look forward to going back to my squad,” Wright said. “I look forward to doing my job.”
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