A police officer's career took a new turn after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. Miles Aley, then patrolling in Auburn, Alabama, felt compelled to do more to help defend the nation.
He had been working 12-hour night shifts, but the attacks sparked a desire to be involved in a larger effort. Aley applied to join several federal agencies, seeking a way to contribute. Further details about his career path are available.
Aley is now a special agent in charge, though the specific nature of his work is not detailed here. His reaction to the terror attacks was intense, and he sought a new role as a result.
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