FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe to Retire in March
FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe will retire when he becomes eligible in mid-March.
According to sources familiar with his decision, McCabe will step aside from his role at the bureau over the next two months, before retiring.
McCabe has served at the FBI since 1996, and served under both Robert Mueller and James Comey during their tenures at the bureau's director.
He was chosen to lead the FBI as the acting director following the firing of Comey by President Donald Trump.
According to sources familiar with his decision, McCabe will step aside from his role at the bureau over the next two months, before retiring.
McCabe has served at the FBI since 1996, and served under both Robert Mueller and James Comey during their tenures at the bureau's director.
He was chosen to lead the FBI as the acting director following the firing of Comey by President Donald Trump.