The Secret Service has revoked the security clearances for the 11 agents accused of misconduct over a prostitution scandal in Colombia -- as the Pentagon looks at broadening its own investigation into the incident, which the top U.S. military official calls an embarrassment.
The fallout from the alleged misconduct has spread across both the Secret Service and the U.S. military. On the Secret Service side, a senior law enforcement official confirmed to Fox News that all 11 who were recalled and placed on administrative leave have had their clearances revoke. The official added that among the 11 are two supervisors and three members of the counter-assault team, indicating that senior officials are involved.
The incident late last week not only overshadowed President Obama's visit to Colombia but has raised troubling security questions. Some lawmakers have said agents could have been compromised, or opened themselves to blackmail, because of their actions.
3 comments:
Haha, funny thing is, OBAMA cant pass security Clearence....
Who are they idiots now.?
If truth be known, they were probably set up becuase they can, could or would have burned the PRESIDENT>...
Haha, funny thing is, OBAMA cant pass security Clearence....
Who are they idiots now.?
If truth be known, they were probably set up becuase they can, could or would have burned the PRESIDENT>...
They need a raise.All of this happened because a hooker did'nt get paid.
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