The U.S. Secret Service deputy director has announced his resignation after serving in the position for nearly a year and a half, revealing in a public statement that he had been collaborating with the agency’s leadership on a transition for months. The move follows a period of internal coordination aimed at ensuring a smooth handover of responsibilities. While no immediate successor has been named, the departure marks a shift in the agency’s senior leadership amid ongoing operational demands. Details on the transition plan and future leadership remain under wraps.
Matt Quinn, the deputy director of the U.S. Secret Service (USSS), announced Friday he was stepping down after a year-and-a-half in the role. Quinn said in a statement posted to social platform X he has been working with Secret Service Director Sean Curran on a transition plan for his role “for months now.” The deputy...
