In a story last May on CBS’s Sunday Morning, correspondent Jim Axelrod reported on the publication of Zero Fail: The Rise and Fall of the Secret Service. “The probe, by the department's inspector general, contradicts Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan's May testimony to Congress that ‘this just is not part of our culture.’” Criticisms

In 2012, ABC News reported that “Secret Service agents hired prostitutes while traveling in El Salvador, Panama, China and Romania years before the scandal involving President Obama's trip to Colombia in April, according to a Homeland Security investigation being reported by ABC News. Secret Service personnel, and entered the White House before being detained.” It also included an incident in September 2014 when “an intruder jumped a fence, passed several layers of security, evaded U.S. These incidents included attempts to gain access to the White House complex by foot, car, and air.” “The Secret Service adheres to the highest levels of professional standards and conduct and will remain inactive in coordination with the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security.” Previous IncidentsĪccording to Homeland Security Today, “The Secret Service experienced several protection-related security incidents on the White House complex from 2012 through 2017.

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