It was a tough way to say goodbye. As FBI Director Louis Freeh bade farewell last week to the agency he'd run for eight years, critics piled on the nation's top crime-fighting organization. Lawmakers called for new investigations and tougher accountability. Attorney General John Ashcroft ordered a sweeping review, the fourth outside probe into alleged bureau mismanagement this year. And, on top of charges last February that senior FBI agent Robert Hanssen had spied for Moscow, officials announced last week they'd busted another alleged mole in their ranks-this time, a security analyst who they say sold classified records to mob figures and defense attorneys.
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