WASHINGTON - The White House expressed support for the Secret
Service Director Mark Sullivan, who now
has the political pressure from a number of the agent after the sex scandal broke.
"Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan acted quickly to respond to the incident and to hold an investigation. President Barack Obama still supports Sullivan," said White House spokesman Jay Carney,
"Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan acted quickly to respond to the incident and to hold an investigation. President Barack Obama still supports Sullivan," said White House spokesman Jay Carney,
Carney did not respond to verbal questioning, whether Sullivan will be dismissed from his service when the Secret Service agents guilty of embarrassing when Obama attended the convention in Colombia.
"I would not conclude the results of the investigations that are still held at this time," he added.
Obama previously said he would be very angry if the investigation proved to be true. Menekankanseluruh Obama officials to act in a manner that applies when the duty representing his country in another country.
Meanwhile, in a recent investigation of the scandal case, the Secret Service agents allegedly dating 20 women in the hotel room of the inn the agents. 20 women were commercial sex workers (CSWs).
The Pentagon also said 10 military personnel are being investigated for alleged involvement in the scandal. 10 personnel were even joined in the special forces unit of Uncle Sam.
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