Top Chicago FBI agent reportedly retiring

By ABC7
July 25, 2013 (CHICAGO)

The Chicago Sun-Times reports that FBI Special Agent in Charge Cory Nelson is retiring from his post.

He allegedly notified the bureau on Wednesday of his intentions to move into the private sector in a position out of state.

ABC7 was unable to reach the FBI for a comment.

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