Director Robert S. Mueller, III has
named April Brooks special agent in charge of the Criminal Division in the
FBI’s New York Division. Ms. Brooks most recently served as special assistant
to the executive assistant director of the Human Resources Branch.
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Ms. Brooks began her career as a special
agent with the FBI in July 1990. She first reported to the Los Angeles
Division, where she investigated white-collar crime, violent crime, violent
gangs, drugs, and crimes against children.
In September 2000, Ms. Brooks was
promoted to supervisory special agent in the Crimes Against Children Unit at
FBI Headquarters. In this role, she oversaw the Innocent Images National
Initiative as well as child abductions and international parental kidnapping
investigations. In December 2002, she was reassigned to the newly established
Cyber Division to continue oversight of the Innocent Images National
Initiative.
Ms. Brooks was promoted to supervisory
special agent in the Baltimore Division in September 2003. While there, she
served as the crisis management coordinator and was responsible for the
Criminal Enterprise Program. In January 2004, she was named the supervisor
responsible for an investigation involving the death of Assistant U.S. Attorney
Jonathon Luna, District of Maryland.
In August 2007, Ms. Brooks was promoted
to assistant special agent in charge of the Intelligence, Counterterrorism, and
Special Operations Programs in the Baltimore Division. In January 2008, she was
selected to oversee the Intelligence Branch, including the HUMINT, Foreign
Language, and Applicant Programs, along with the division’s cross-programmatic
capabilities.
In February 2010, Ms. Brooks was
promoted into the Senior Executive Service as an inspector in the Inspection
Division. In 2012, she was named special assistant to the executive assistant
director of the Human Resources Branch.
Ms. Brooks received a Bachelor of
Science degree in sociology from Oklahoma Baptist University.
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