Robert W. Clark
Robert W. Clark is a Former Senior FBI Official
Assistant Special Agent in Charge Robert W. Clark retired from the FBI in May 2016 after a 30-year career in local and federal law enforcement. He oversaw various criminal programs within the FBI, including the Gang and Violent Crime Units. During his career, he helped capture some of the country's savviest criminals and fugitives and was in charge of hundreds of gang/drug/violent crime takedown operations.
Prior to entering the Bureau in 1995, Clark served as a police officer in his hometown of Youngstown, OH, where he received a City Proclamation from the Mayor's Office as well as a Key To The City for his astounding career achievements to include going undercover to investigate drug trafficking and gang related crimes.
Assistant Special Agent in Charge Robert W. Clark retired from the FBI in May 2016 after a 30-year career in local and federal law enforcement. He oversaw various criminal programs within the FBI, including the Gang and Violent Crime Units. During his career, he helped capture some of the country's savviest criminals and fugitives and was in charge of hundreds of gang/drug/violent crime takedown operations.
Prior to entering the Bureau in 1995, Clark served as a police officer in his hometown of Youngstown, OH, where he received a City Proclamation from the Mayor's Office as well as a Key To The City for his astounding career achievements to include going undercover to investigate drug trafficking and gang related crimes.
