U.S. Expands Inquiry of Suspected Misconduct by Agents in Colombia
Source: NYT
The Secret Service’s investigation into alleged misconduct with prostitutes by agency personnel in advance of President Obama’s trip to Colombia last week has been expanded to determine if the misconduct was confined to the 11 employees who were first tied to the scandal, according to a senior American official.
“We have no reason to believe anything else happened, but we want to have a complete and thorough investigation to ensure this didn’t go any further,” said the senior official, who has been briefed on the inquiry and spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation was continuing.
The official said the widening inquiry included a review of agency personnel who had rooms at the Hilton Cartagena, where Mr. Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton stayed, as well as the Hotel Caribe, where the 11 agents and several military officers implicated in the scandal had rooms.
“They’re now talking to everyone,” the senior official said. “We’re taking this one step at a time.”
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...in Columbia, a hostile enviroment where they would just as soon kill you as look at you, you are charged with the security of the President, and you are going to fall for a honeytrap? Can you say BURN NOTICE? 
