Lieberman: Secret Service Scandal "Just Gets More Troubling" -- CBS
(CBS News) As the Secret Service Colombian prostitution scandal expands, Senator Joe Lieberman, chair of the Senate Homeland Security Committee said the additional details he learns are "troubling."
CBS News confirms that the twelfth agent put on administrative leave was staying at the president's hotel in Cartagena.
On CBS News' "Face the Nation," Lieberman said the twelfth agent was not staying at Hotel Caribe in Cartagena, where eleven other Secret Service personnel stayed, but at the Hilton.
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