Three Secret Service officials placed on leave amid misconduct investigations
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Three Secret Service officials were placed on leave in a misconduct investigation, the details of which aren’t public.
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NBC NewsThe news comes as a Secret Service spokesperson revealed that three officials who are not law enforcement personnel were put on leave pending an investigation into potential misconduct.
BreitbartThree Secret Service officials have been placed on administrative leave amid an investigation for potential misconduct, according to reports.
RealClearPoliticsAll three employees are based in the communications office. Placing Secret Service agents or officials on administrative leave and suspending security clearances is standard practice during an investigation and not a confirmation of wrongdoing.
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Agency personnel were previously questioned as part of a separate leak investigation after details first surfaced publicly about Trump’s decision not to fly out of Turkey aboard the Qatari-gifted aircraft, reportedly because of the suspected Iranian missile threat. That earlier probe was set in motion from inside the White House, with FBI Director Kash Patel involved in getting it off the ground.
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BreitbartRealClearPolitics National Correspondent Susan Crabtree said it remains unclear if the investigation is connected to leaks over President Donald Trump’s secret evacuation in Turkey, spurred by a potential threat from Iran. At the time, Trump was transported by a catering truck and swapped planes to a C-32A in Ankara, unbeknownst to reporters who remained on Air Force One.
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Separately, a Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President JD Vance’s protective detail was placed on leave in July after investigators suspected the agent had leaked details about Vance’s security detail and travel schedule. That investigation is still open.
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BreitbartThis investigation comes roughly one month after a Secret Service agent on Vice President JD Vance’s security detail underwent investigation over allegations of leaking sensitive information.
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01 RealClearPolitics Gov. Kathy Hochul raced to gaslight New York on Tuesday by falsely claiming her new anti-ICE law will boost public safety, when it will do the reverse. Yes: the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act undermi…
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02 NBC News Gregg Bernstein, a spokesperson for Guglielmi, did not expressly say he was on leave, saying merely that he is a “professional of deep integrity whose decades-long public record advocating for local, state and federal agencies speaks for itself.”
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03 Fox News More than a dozen New York sheriffs are suing over a state law prohibiting law enforcement from entering into or maintaining certain agreements with ICE for civil immigration enforcement, as Gov. Kathy Hochul dared the agency heads to "bring it on."
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04 Breitbart It remains unclear what, exactly, the agents or officials are being investigated for, but the agency’s oversight unit, the Office of Professional Responsibility, kicked off the investigation this week.
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