Thomas M. Harrigan, DEA’s number two person who was confirmed by the Senate as deputy administrator in March 2012, has retired from the agency to join the private sector.
Harrigan stepped down at the end of December.
Harrigan joined the DEA in 1987 and was first assigned to the New York Division.
Joseph Moses, a special agent and spokesman for DEA, said Wednesday that no replacement has been named as of yet.
Harrigan has joined CACI, a company based in Arlington, Va., that describes itself as providing “information solutions and services in support of national security missions and government transformation for Intelligence, Defense, and Federal Civilian customers.”
