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One of the FBI’s most prominent Black female agents has quit the “appalling” organization, warning that fast-track training “inexperienced and improperly trained people” is jeopardizing national security.
Under new Director Kash Patel, the bureau has dismantled its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office, eliminated the college-degree requirement for new recruits, and slashed Quantico training from 18 to 8 weeks.
L. Nicole Dunn, who once described joining the FBI after hearing about the lack of Black officers, said she had left the “hostile” agency after an unblemished 16 years’ service.
She said she felt forced out by a “leadership that did not want” her—as a woman of color—any longer.
To mark her exit, Dunn—who has won plaudits and award nominations for her work prosecuting child sex traffickers and international romance scammers—wrote a scathing LinkedIn post about the bureau, and spoke to CNN’s First of All podcast.
The former special agent warned that abolishing DEI was a false flag and said that its decision to hire those who lacked the requisite abilities was a major mistake that could end in disaster.
The former special agent warned that abolishing DEI was a false flag and said that its decision to hire those who lacked the requisite abilities was a major mistake that could end in disaster.
Dunn said, “As a black female (now former) FBI agent, I find the current state of the agency appalling. The FBI deals with threats on U.S. soil by building solid relationships with foreign partners. Those relationships are being steadily destroyed.
“While agents patrol the streets with tasers, criminals armed with firearms are watching and waiting. Terrorists are quietly waiting.”
While stating that she did not have any “first-hand knowledge of any particular threats to the country.” Dunn went on, “So when the next attack happens, you should wonder what experienced agents will be there to pick up the pieces, because there don’t appear to be many left to prevent it.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/outgoing-agent-slams-maga-fbi-114325718.html
Under new Director Kash Patel, the bureau has dismantled its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office, eliminated the college-degree requirement for new recruits, and slashed Quantico training from 18 to 8 weeks.
L. Nicole Dunn, who once described joining the FBI after hearing about the lack of Black officers, said she had left the “hostile” agency after an unblemished 16 years’ service.
She said she felt forced out by a “leadership that did not want” her—as a woman of color—any longer.
To mark her exit, Dunn—who has won plaudits and award nominations for her work prosecuting child sex traffickers and international romance scammers—wrote a scathing LinkedIn post about the bureau, and spoke to CNN’s First of All podcast.
The former special agent warned that abolishing DEI was a false flag and said that its decision to hire those who lacked the requisite abilities was a major mistake that could end in disaster.
The former special agent warned that abolishing DEI was a false flag and said that its decision to hire those who lacked the requisite abilities was a major mistake that could end in disaster.
Dunn said, “As a black female (now former) FBI agent, I find the current state of the agency appalling. The FBI deals with threats on U.S. soil by building solid relationships with foreign partners. Those relationships are being steadily destroyed.
“While agents patrol the streets with tasers, criminals armed with firearms are watching and waiting. Terrorists are quietly waiting.”
While stating that she did not have any “first-hand knowledge of any particular threats to the country.” Dunn went on, “So when the next attack happens, you should wonder what experienced agents will be there to pick up the pieces, because there don’t appear to be many left to prevent it.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/outgoing-agent-slams-maga-fbi-114325718.html
