WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Customs and Border Protection replaced its internal affairs chief, the agency said Monday.

Christopher O’Neil, a CBP spokesman, said FBI Deputy Assistant Director for Inspections Mark Morgan will lead the office on an interim basis starting later this month. For now, Anthony Triplett has been named acting assistant commissioner for internal affairs. Triplett replaced James F. Tomsheck, who had led CBP’s internal affairs office since 2006.