Indian-American Shohini Sinha To Head FBI's Field Office In Salt Lake City

Indian-American Shohini Sinha To Head FBI's Field Office In Salt Lake City

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: August 08 2023

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  • Shohini Sinha, an Indian-American, known for her work on counter-terrorism investigations, has been named the special agent in charge of the FBI's field office in Salt Lake City in the US state of Utah.
  • Shohini Sinha, who most recently served as executive special assistant to the Director at FBI Headquarters in Washington DC was named the special agent in charge by FBI Director Christopher Wray, who highlighted Sinha's exceptional track record on counter-terrorism investigations and extensive experience within the agency.
  • Having joined the FBI as a special agent back in 2001, Sinha has had a remarkable career
  • Her journey began at the Milwaukee Field Office, where she dedicated her efforts to counterterrorism investigations.
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