ICE names new chief for South Florida

MIAMI -- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has named a new chief for its South Florida office.

The agency announced recently that Alysa D. Erichs is the new special agent in charge of the Miami-based office. Erichs had been the acting chief. The office's jurisdiction runs from Key West to Fort Pierce and it has 450 employees.

Erichs was previously a deputy special agent in charge of the Miami office and was acting chief of the Dallas office as well. She also worked at ICE headquarters in Washington and was a criminal investigator for the Internal Revenue Service before her customs career began.

Erichs replaces Anthony Mangione, who is facing a May trial on child pornography charges. Mangione retired from ICE shortly after he was charged. He has pleaded not guilty.

Source: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/02/26/2661750/ice-names-new-chief-for-south.html

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