A long-awaited report analyzing the male-dominated culture of the U.S. Secret Service has concluded that the elite law enforcement agency does not have a widespread problem with its employees engaging in sexual misconduct while on official business.
The findings of the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general come 1½ years after more than a dozen Secret Service agents and officers were
implicated in a prostitution scandal on President Obama's trip to Cartagena, Colombia. Congress requested the report after agency officials testified that the behavior was an aberration and not indicative of a broader institutional lack of control and accountability within the agency.
The report determined that there have been isolated cases of misbehavior, and investigators recommended that the Secret Service implement 14 new guidelines to identify and address misconduct by employees. Investigators said that the agency has implemented 11 of the recommendations.
"Although individual employees have engaged in misconduct or inappropriate behavior, we did not find evidence that misconduct is widespread in USSS," the Office of the Inspector General's report concluded, according to a copy obtained late Thursday by The Washington Post. "Furthermore, we did not find any evidence that USSS leadership has fostered an environment that tolerates inappropriate behavior."
The report warned, however, that the agency "should continue to monitor and address excessive alcohol consumption and personal conduct within its workforce."
Comment: "A threat to Israel is a threat to us all." Is anyone else just a little weary of hearing subservient Zionist bootlickers like Cameron spout this easily refuted garbage?