A number of Secret Service agents tasked with protecting President Barack Obama in Colombia have been relieved of duty after allegations of misconduct.Details of the claims have not been confirmed, but there are reports that the accusations relate to prostitutes in Cartagena, the site of the Summit of the Americas.
A Secret Service spokesman would only confirm that there had been "allegations of misconduct". The White House did not comment.
The claims emerged as President Obama arrived in the country for talks between leaders of North and South America. Read More
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