The American Praetorian Guard endangered the president
Top Secret Service officials ordered members of a special unit
responsible for patrolling the White House perimeter to abandon their
posts over at least two months in 2011 in order to protect a personal
friend of the agency’s director, according to three people familiar with
the operation.
The new assignment, known internally as Operation Moonlight, diverted agents to a rural area outside the southern Maryland town of La Plata, nearly an hour’s drive from Washington. Agents were told that then-Director Mark Sullivan was concerned that his assistant was being harassed by her neighbor, the three people said.
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Agents were concerned ‘Operation Moonlight’ took them away from monitoring White House perimeter
The new assignment, known internally as Operation Moonlight, diverted agents to a rural area outside the southern Maryland town of La Plata, nearly an hour’s drive from Washington. Agents were told that then-Director Mark Sullivan was concerned that his assistant was being harassed by her neighbor, the three people said.
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Agents were concerned ‘Operation Moonlight’ took them away from monitoring White House perimeter
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