Auror Office

Auror Office
Organisation
Leader(s)	Great Britain ■ Alphonse MacMillain (1967-1985) ■ Rufus Scrimgeour (1985-1996) ■ Gawain Robards (1996-2002) ■ Vincent Wolfhaard (2002-2003) ■ Cadmus Ogden (2003-2006) ■ Harry Potter (2006-2019) ■ David Norrington (2019-?)
Headquarters	■ Great Britain: Level 2, British Ministry of Magic Headquarters, Whitehall, London, England, Great Britain ■ USA: Magical Congress of the United States of America, Woolworth Building, New York, British Ministry of Magic Headquarters of America ■ France: French Ministry of Magic Headquarters, Place de Furstenberg, Paris, France
Intentions	To protect the wizarding world from the Dark Arts and those who practice them Maintain the International Statute of Secrecy
Affiliation	British Ministry of Magic Department of Magical Law Enforcement British Auror Office Investigation Department Magical Congress of the United States of America Department of Magical Law Enforcement Department of Aurors Major Investigation Department French Ministry of Magic Bureau de la Justice Magique Bureau des Aurors
Enemies	■ Dark wizards and witches ■ The Dragon Lord ■ Death Eaters ■ Lord Voldemort
Behind the scenes

The Auror Office serves as the headquarters of Aurors of the Wizarding world.

Location

The British Auror Headquarters are located on Level Two of the Ministry of Magic. It consists of a series of open cubicles, each Auror being given a place to work. Pictures of known Dark Wizards, maps, clippings from the Daily Prophet, and various other things line the cubicles.

Known Aurors

Heads of the Auror Office

• Rufus Scrimgeour (retired/deceased - became Minister for Magic in 1996, killed by Death Eaters in 1997)

Aurors

• Harry Potter
• Ronald Weasley (retired)
• Neville Longbottom (retired)
• Kingsley Shacklebolt (retired)
• Nymphadora Tonks †
• Mandy Brocklehurst
• Kevin Entwhistle
• Gabriel Cresswell
• Kenneth Towler
• Roger Davies
• Dean Thomas
• Wayne Hopkins (retired)
• Seamus Finnigan (temporarily incapacitated, resumed when he eventually recovered)
• Theasus Scamander (retired)
• Syruss Jones †
• Ben Johnes
• Adam Ogden
• Andrew Ogden
• Lyle Jenkins
• Jack Vardy
• Juanita Hildegard
• Darius Stonewater
• Cade Rivers †
• Duncan Elliot
• Angela Norrington
• Maisie Cattermole
• Dennis Creevey
• Lidya Paulson †
• Alfred Cattermole †
• Alec Ogden †
• Franklin Peters †
• Felix Colins †
• Damon Jenkins (sacked, then reinstated)
• Cellaborne Scamander (retired)
• Timon Bridgeford
• John Dawlish (sacked)
• Cho Chang
• Cadmus Ogden (retired)
• Tiberius Ogden (retired)
• Henry Fredericks
• Ethan Humberston
• Liam Bones
• Malachi Bones†
• Deseray Bones†
• Edgar Bones †
• Alastor Moody †
• Casey Korriman †
• Titainius Xolomaxis (retired)
• Adrien Cheng (retired)
• David Norrington
• Cyrus Mclaggen (retired)
• Dylan Whiteman (retired)
• Vincent Wolfhaard (retired)
• Symon Laurendent
• Annodine Pauley
• Bartok Scarmanger
• Rupert Summers
• Chris Gayle
• Darryn Oakfeild
• Genevieve Gauls
• Anastasia Blackfoot
• Ignatius Rubin†
• Alester Burke
• Omar Ogden
• Benjamin Carlott
• Aiden Greengrass
• Timothy Morcott †
• Brian O'Conner (retired)
• Layne Dooley (retired)
• Blakely Rivers
• Geraldine Laurendant
• Maddie Summers
• Estoria Jenkins (retired)
• Elvin Korriman
• Alice Longbottom (mentally incapacitated by the Cruciatus Curse in 1981)
• Frank Longbottom (mentally incapacitated by the Cruciatus Curse in 1981)
• Proudfoot
• Savage
• Mylor Silvanus (resigned position)
• Donovar Crane (left after the immediate results of the First British Wizarding War came to a close after his wife was killed and brother was arrested)
• Omari Warrington (retired)
• Lisa Turpin
• Cassandra Macmillan † (died in service, killed attempting to take in Augustus Rookwood for trial in 1981)
• Alphonse Mcmillan †
• Frances Mcmillan †
• Jupiter Moon
• Lily Entwhistle
• Daniel Morrisson (high-ranking British Auror official)