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For the past two years, the FBI’s new special agent in charge of its Denver division has managed nonterrorism operations at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. James H. Davis was named Tuesday to replace Robert J. Garrity Jr., who transferred to the Dallas office.
In addition to Davis’ recent work as legal attache in the embassy in Baghdad, he was the deputy on-scene commander of the FBI’s Baghdad Operations Center in 2003 and 2004. In 2004 and 2005, he was on-scene commander in Afghanistan, leading the hunt for al-Qaeda operatives, according to the FBI.
Davis is a Detroit native who got an accounting degree from Michigan State in 1982.
Joey Bunch, The Denver Post
