
Sources close to this story say the special agent was at the center of an internal investigation involving a high ranking local politician. The investigation was some two years in the making and Mack was reportedly given two choices by the bureau.
Our source says she was offered a demotion as a field agent in Birmingham or to retire. Mack made the retirement announcement to her staff on Tuesday.
A spokesperson at the Mobile office tells us that Mack plans to stay in the Port City.
The News 5 Investigative Team tried to catch up with Mack to ask her questions about the investigation. She was quickly whisked back to Washington D.C. on Wednesday afternoon so we haven't had a chance... yet.
We first introduced you to Special Agent Mack in 2005 when she was chosen for the job in Mobile. At the time, Mack was one of only two African-American women to ever head an FBI field office in the entire country!
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