The US Secret Service is under new scrutiny as the top watchdog at
Homeland Security announces his own investigation of the growing
prostitution scandal. Inspector General Charles K. Edwards wants to
probe the agency’s response. With some suggesting the scandal in
Colombia wasn’t an isolated incident, ethics experts from right here in
Baltimore are stepping in. Johns Hopkins University will train dozens of
agents in the coming days. Kai Jackson has more on the university’s key role.
It’s no secret that Johns Hopkins is teaching this two-day ethics
course but it will be on Secret Service property at an undisclosed
location.
The sex scandal rocking the US Secret Service now has a Maryland
connection. Because of what happened, Johns Hopkins University will
teach agents a two-day course in ethics.
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All they have to do is read the the Bible , Guess we have to form a committee and help these poor souls.
ReplyDeleteThen we will have a branch of the government called National Secret Service Education Services , then we have a national Secret Service Day.
had to take a break , I just puked
Screw and ethics class how about an economics class, if the hooker does her service then pay the woman. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, this rings so true right now lol.
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