Accused of Diplomatic Security at the State Department covered up the crimes

Accused of Diplomatic Security at the State Department covered up the crimes

Announced Monday that U.S. diplomacy Diplomatic Security in the State Department, one of the elite units in the State Department, accused of covering up cases of unethical and drug smuggling involving staff abroad. At the daily press conference, did not question the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jennifer Bsaki in any of the cases referred to by a report prepared by the General Inspection of Foreign Affairs and was first revealed by the network, "CBS." Among the eight cases cited in the report mentioned, suspected that elements in Diplomatic Security have been entrusted with the protection of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "used prostitutes during official trips abroad." The report also draws "a secret network to smuggle drugs," about the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, provides security for narcotic substances for contract workers in the field of Diplomatic Security. She Bsaki "deal very seriously with the allegations relating to the behavior of the bad, there is a thorough investigation of all the issues mentioned by the achievement of CBS," the memorandum that the Diplomatic Security shall protect and Minister of Foreign Affairs and all his aides seventy thousand people working for the first network of global diplomacy in Washington and in 275 position. The spokeswoman stressed that "we imprisoned individuals have committed criminal behavior, the ambassadors will not be an exception" in this matter. The issue has already been rocked by other security while U.S. diplomat accused of failing to protect the American consulate in Benghazi, which came under armed attack on September 11, 2012, killing four Americans, including Ambassador to the United States.