Secret Service Officials Placed on Leave Amid Leaks

Three U.S. Secret Service officials, including the agency’s communications chief Anthony Guglielmi, have been placed on administrative leave as the Office of Professional Responsibility probes potential misconduct tied to leaked information. The agency confirmed three non-law enforcement personnel from the communications office are affected and have had their security clearances and work devices removed during the internal review. The investigation comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the Secret Service over security lapses related to President Trump, including past incidents involving threats and a controversial decoy-aircraft maneuver tied to a NATO summit in Turkey. Reports indicate federal agencies, including the FBI and CIA, are involved or referenced as the investigation expands, with journalists and lawmakers noting a broader pattern of leaks and security questions. The Secret Service has stressed its commitment to duty and integrity while proceeding with the internal review, and CNN notes Trump’s presidency currently places heightened attention on the agency’s handling of sensitive information. As prosecutors and investigators pursue leads, the agency continues to navigate a high-stakes environment of security failures and leaks surrounding the current president’s safety.