Secret Service Officers Suspended After Brawl Outside Obama's Residence
Two Secret Service officers were suspended following a physical altercation outside former President Obama's home in Washington, D.C.
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Two female Secret Service officers were suspended after a physical fight outside former President Barack Obama's Washington, D.C. mansion on May 21. The incident, which occurred around 2:30 a.m., was captured on video and audio, showing the officers shoving and punching each other. A Secret Service spokesperson confirmed the altercation and stated that it is under internal investigation, emphasizing the agency's strict code of conduct. The reasons behind the fight remain unclear, but reports suggest it may have been triggered by a late shift replacement.
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The exact reasons behind the fight remain unclear, but reports suggest the dispute may have been triggered by a late shift replacement among the officers.
Both Secret Service officers involved in the brawl were suspended from their duties and the incident is currently under internal investigation by the Secret Service.
The physical altercation occurred at approximately 2:30 a.m. on May 21, just outside former President Barack Obama's residence in Washington, D.C.
The Secret Service acknowledged the incident and emphasized its stringent code of conduct, stating that any behavior violating the code is unacceptable. They also noted that, as a personnel matter, they are unable to provide further comments.
Yes, video footage and audio recordings of the altercation surfaced online, capturing the two female officers shoving and punching each other near a white SUV outside Obama's home.
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