Director Robert S. Mueller, III has
named Daphne Hearn special agent in charge (SAC) of the FBI’s San Diego Division.
Ms. Hearn most recently served as the SAC of the Administrative Division in Los
Angeles.
Ms. Hearn began her career as a special
agent with the FBI in December 1991. She first reported to the Buffalo
Division, where she worked a variety of programs, including the initiation of
an organized crime investigation into a large-scale, international illegal
gambling operation with ties to La Cosa Nostra (LCN) families in several
cities. In May 1998, she transferred to the Chicago Division, where she worked
on the Organized Crime Task Force investigating the LCN’s long-term control
over the town of Cicero, Illinois.
In late 1999, Ms. Hearn was promoted to
the Organized Crime Section of the Criminal Investigative Division at FBI
Headquarters. While there, she managed a national LCN initiative involving 25
of the FBI’s 56 field offices. In May 2002, Ms. Hearn began a 14-month
assignment as an assistant inspector with the Office of Inspections, where she
led teams during inspections of FBI field divisions, Headquarters divisions,
and overseas legal attaché offices.
She was promoted to the position of
supervisory special agent in the Kansas City Division in August 2003, where she
supervised the Special Operations Group, the Heart of America Regional Computer
Forensics Laboratory (HARCFL), and the Cyber Crime Task Force (CCTF). The
HARCFL and the CCTF consisted of 25 special agents, task force officers, and
support personnel from 11 agencies.
In November 2005, Ms. Hearn was selected
to serve as the assistant section chief in the International Operations
Division, where she successfully managed all administrative aspects of the FBI
Headquarters country-specific units that provide an FBI presence around the
world.
Ms. Hearn was promoted to assistant
special agent in charge of the Investigative Services Branch at the Washington
Field Office in September 2007. While there, she managed all field office
mission-critical support components, including aviation, surveillance, and
technical assets. In October 2008, she was named special assistant to Director
Mueller. In this role, she consulted with the FBI’s executive management to
assist Director Mueller in his daily operational and administrative oversight
of the FBI.
In January 2010, Ms. Hearn was named SAC
of the Intelligence Division in Los Angeles. Later that year, she was named SAC
of the Counterintelligence/Cyber/Administrative Division, and in October 2011,
when the Los Angeles divisions were realigned, she was made SAC of the new
Administrative Division.
Ms. Hearn was born in Kansas City,
Missouri. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration
from the University of Kansas in 1987.
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