Head of Chicago FBI field office leaving position next week

Chicago FBI chief leaving unexpectedly, raising eyebrows amid feds' ongoing credibility crisis

Douglas DePodesta will end his tenure as head of the FBI in Chicago on Monday. It's not clear why he's suddenly leaving, but he has a family connection to the tainted "Broadview Six" case, which led to a scandal in U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros' office.

Head of Chicago FBI field office leaving position next week

Chicago FBI Field Office Special Agent-in-Charge Douglas DePodesta is leaving his position next week.

Chicago FBI chief leaving unexpectedly, raising eyebrows amid feds’ ongoing credibility crisis

Chicago FBI boss Douglas S. DePodesta will leave his job after the Fourth of July holiday, an unexpected move causing further tumult in the city’s federal law enforcement community, the Chicago Sun-Times has learned. His last day on the job will be Monday, according to a law enforcement source. The FBI’s Rapid Response social media account late Wednesday said, “It’s simple: Anyone who is not on board with THIS FBI under the leadership of Preside…