Bah, if they wanted discipline, just offer sex as a reward for a job well done. You take a bullet for the president, you get unlimted access to federal harem.
The story is apparently that she agreed to her 'services' for approximately $800. The following morning, the Secret Service man offered her only $30 and as her work is legal in Columbia, she called the police and the man eventually settled for $200.
Apparently it is legal there, yes. Like I said, the story is that she called the police when they refused to pay the agreed price.
I'm gonna tell you guys why this is actually a big deal. The Secret Service are representatives of the government of the United States of America. They are like the military. They must be disciplined and cannot get involved in scandals like this. They can't go tramping around making themselves and therefore American look like a bunch of fools. Its like if Bill Gates went to a business meeting, and his security guards were found screwing janitors in the closet. It reflects poorly on Bill Gates. I'm glad they were sacked. Also, I find funny this comes right at the same time as a scandal involving Sarah Palin. Its even more ironic one this guy also participated in the Colombian incident. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...d-he-was-really-checking-Sarah-Palin-out.html
