The FBI director, Cash Patel, says that the agency will transfer 1,500 agents from the capital

The FBI director, Cash Patel, examined his plans to transfer about 1500 agents from the headquarters of the Law Enforcement Agency in Washington, DC

In an excerpt from an exclusive interview with “Sunday Morning Futures”, which will be broadcast on Sunday, Patel said that the agency is re -allocating the workforce across the country by removing these agents from the J. Edgar Hoover building, which opened in 1975.

“The FBI leaves this Hoover building because this building is not safe for our working power and we want … for American men and women to know, if you will come to work in the law enforcement agency in the world, we will offer you a building that suits you, and this is not this place.”

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The general view of the J (Reuters / Mary F. Calvert / Reuters)

“See, the FBI is 38,000 when we are completely listed, which we are not.” This is like a third of the workforce. A third of the crime happens here, so we take 1500 of these people and transfer them. “

“Every country gets an excessive, and I think that when we do things like this, we inspire people in America to become analysts and agents Intel and say:” We want to go to work in the FBI because we want to fight violence crimes, and we want to send to the country to do so, “Patel added.

The FBI director, Cash Patel, said the agency has been planning to leave its headquarters for a long time in the J. Edgar Hoover building. (Reuters / Kevin Lamark / Reuters)

The interview will be broadcast with the FBI director Cash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino on “Sunday morning” on Sunday, May 18.