Sean M. Curran
Sean Michael Curran (born 1976) is an American law enforcement officer who has served as the director of the United States Secret Service since 2025. Curran joined the United States Secret Service as a special agent in its Newark field office in 2001. He served on President Barack Obama's security detail and worked within the Secret Service's dignitary-protection division. In 2018, Curran became the assistant special agent-in-charge of the presidential-protective division.
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