Secret Service agents relieved of duty in Colombia amid alleged misconduct

CARTAGENA, Colombia (AP) — A dozen Secret Service agents with President Barack Obama at an international summit have been relieved of duty because of allegations of misconduct. The Associated Press received an anonymous tip that the misconduct

By Jim McElhatton Joe Biden reported earning more than $12000 in rental income last year, months after the White House acknowledged that the US Secret Service was paying rent to the vice president so that agents could stay in a cottage on his property

BREAKING:A dozen of Obama's Secret Service agents with him in Columbia relieved of their duties after allegations related to prostitution. Posted by The Right Scoop on April 13th, 2012 in Headlines Section | 4 Comments. Read the Article:

The U.S. Secret Service is investigating allegations of misconduct by agents who had been sent to Cartagena, Colombia, to provide security for President Obama's trip to a summit that began there Friday. Donovan declined to

“We are fairly confident these are skimmed cards,” said Special Agent Rick Harlow, with the Secret Service Memphis office. Special agents say they busted three men with more than $10000 in cash and more than 100 cards with other people's information on