Agents for Secret Service Face Misconduct Inquiry

April 15, 2012 by legitgov

Agents for Secret Service Face Misconduct Inquiry --Official: At least two of the agents were supervisors. --Inside, the woman complained that the agent had not paid her. 15 Apr 2012 The United States Secret Service placed 11 personnel on leave on Saturday as the agency's internal watchdog opened an investigation into accusations of misconduct involving prostitution in Cartagena, Colombia, where President Obama arrived on Friday for a summit meeting. In addition, five United States military service members who were working with the Secret Service unit have been confined to quarters and are facing an investigation because they violated a curfew and might "have been involved in inappropriate conduct" in the same hotel as the agents, the military said.