Friday, August 02, 2024

Kristin Rehler named special agent in charge of FBI Jacksonville Office. (Jacksonville Daily Record)

Welcome, Special Agent in Charge (SAC) Kristin Rehler, who is our new FBI Special Agent-in-Charge in Jacksonville, Florida.

Hoping that our secretive St. Johns County Commission invites Special Agent in Charge Kristin Rehler to speak on vague proposed Memorandum of Understanding:  

https://stjohnsclerk.com/minrec/agendas/2024/080624cd/08-06-24CON28.pdf

FBI proposes an agreement with our St. Augustine Fire Department, an item that our Acting County Attorney and secretive County Administration oddly placed on the "consent agenda!"  

Too many items on the Consent Agenda, dumbing down our public understanding of our government. It's our money.  

Look forward to meeting or speaking with FBI Jacksonville Division SAC Kristin Rehler on or before August 6, 2024 St. Johns County Commission meeting. 

Look forward to public process to select new County Attorney (incumbent RICHARD KOMANDO hired without search, background check or alternatives, a political patronage hire, expressly hired by 5-) vote, expressly hired because he was a "friend" of DeSANTIS-appointed developer puppet, Commissioner ROY ALYRE ALAIMO, JR.).   Here in DeSANTISTAN, apparently no background check for either ALAIMO or Acting County Attorney RICHARD KOMANDO, from a DeSANTIS-oriented law firm. 

Report possible crimes to FBI.


Kristin Rehler named special agent in charge of FBI Jacksonville Office

A special agent since 1996, she previously was in the Inspection Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C.


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FBI Jacksonville Office Special Agent in Charge Kristen Rehler.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray named Kristin Rehler as the special agent in charge of the FBI Jacksonville Field Office.

She succeeds Special Agent in Charge Sherri Onks, who retired.

Rehler most recently served in the Inspection Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C., according to a news release.

Rehler joined the FBI as a special agent in 1996 and began in the Houston Field Office, where she worked property crime, narcotics, mortgage fraud, corporate fraud and other violations.

Promoted in 2008 to supervisor of the Civil Rights Squad, she oversaw the Human Trafficking Task Force, which included international sex trafficking and labor trafficking, and the Houston Innocence Lost Task Force, which focused on the domestic sex trafficking of minors.

She also supervised financial crimes matters, including the Mortgage Fraud Task Force.

In 2012, Rehler was promoted to the Inspection Division at Headquarters to serve as an assistant inspector/team leader. She worked on several field office inspections, investigations of agent-involved shootings, national program reviews and other special inspections.

Rehler returned to Houston in 2013 as acting assistant special agent in charge of the Criminal Branch and later the acting ASAC of the new Technical and Administrative Branch.

In 2015, Rehler was promoted to ASAC in the Tampa Field Office, where she led the Criminal Branch and had oversight of all criminal threats, several resident agencies and the Evidence Response Team. She also oversaw Operation Panama Express, a multi-agency organized crime drug enforcement strike force operation.

In 2021, she was named ASAC over Tampa’s Counterintelligence and Cyber Branch, which included human intelligence, surveillance and administrative programs.

The FBI promoted Rehler to inspector in the Inspection Division in 2021.

She has a bachelor’s degree in political science and psychology from St. Bonaventure University in New York and a law degree from the University of South Carolina.

Before joining the FBI, Rehler worked at a corporate law firm in Washington, D.C.


6 comments:

Lenny said...

I'm gonna have to disagree with you on this one Slavin. We don't need those people in our community. It's an intelligence agency now so the Fourth Amendment is out the window. We don't need federal spies in the community cooking up things on people and sticking their nose where it doesn't belong. Maybe once the Fourth Amendment and accountability is restored but not now!

X Shoar said...

Don't even think about it Slavin. If you give that lady some kind of false information, you will be arrested by SJSO. We know how you like to stir shit up. Don't do it with this one. We will figure out what you've said.

Anonymous said...

Says she double majored in psychology and political science. Translation: She's smart enough to know that pretty much everyone in front of her who isn't a fool will just want to escape her presence at any cost and as quickly as possible at this point in time in our history.😆

Jeff said...

See that's why you're gonna have a hard time getting into office here Slavin. Not because you aren't a Republican. You basically said you'd use federal spies to gain political advantage. Nobody would find that amusing even though this blog is parody anyway. And I don't have to tell you what the outcome of that would be if you did something like that.

Ed Slavin said...

Typical feculent feckless reckless lying "Anonymice" attempted posting. False, defamatory, and in the mean spirit ot "Cruella DeVille" from 101 Dalmatians. Bumptious and boring, "Jeff."

Ed Slavin said...

WHY did disgraced ex-Sheriff DAVID SHOAR, who changed his surname from "HOAR" in 1994, in his dotage, decide to "lead with his chin" and run for State Senate? What egotism. What has he done for us? Who would vote for this vacuous vicious varmint, especially after the coverup of the homicide of Ms. Michelle O'Connell, as revealed in New York Times, PBS Frontline, et al. Is this dumb post actually DAVID S/HOAR posting here? How do we know? Pray for the twisted soul of unjust ex-Sheriff DAVID SHOAR.