https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...05ce5977dab058&ei=16

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An armed U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President Kamala Harris's protective detail fought unarmed with other detail agents on Monday morning. The incident occurred at the Washington, D.C.-area Andrews Air Force Base, shortly before Harris arrived, and after the agent suffered what the Secret Service has characterized as a medical incident. The Washington Examiner is aware of the agent's name and specific detail responsibilities but is withholding those details for privacy reasons.

The Washington Examiner understands that the agent became aggressive with other agents. When the special agent in charge and a detail shift supervisor attempted to calm the agent, a physical altercation ensued. The agent was handcuffed before being withdrawn from service for medical assessment. Harris was scheduled to arrive at Andrews Air Force Base shortly after the incident.

In a statement, Secret Service Chief of Communications Anthony Guglielmi told the Washington Examiner, "At approximately 9 a.m. April 22, a U.S. Secret Service special agent supporting the Vice President’s departure from Joint Base Andrews began displaying behavior their colleagues found distressing. The agent was removed from their assignment while medical personnel were summoned. The Vice President was at the Naval Observatory when this incident occurred and there was no impact on her departure from Joint Base Andrews. The U.S. Secret Service takes the safety and health of our employees very seriously. As this was a medical matter, we will not disclose any further details."

Ah yes, it's a "medical matter," so they can sweep it under the rug.

The true story will probably never be known, and it was probably a personal conflict.
At least they kept holstered.

Well, just hearing her cackle once or twice a day almost drives me nuts.....imagine hearing it all day long, over and over and over again. Yep, assaulting other agents might be the only way to get off the detail.

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My thoughts exactly.Most of these guys are ultra macho. Wonder if he knocked off the guys sunglasses.

Sung to the tune of "Waltzing Matilda"...

Giant floppy clown shoes
Giant floppy clown shoes
We all wear floppy clown shoes
On Ka-ma-la's crew...

And we swing
And we punch
And we lay about each other's head
While we wear Floppy clown shoes
On Ka-ma-la's crew.

One hour spent with her and I'd be fruit-cake nuts.

Injured in the line of duty.

I'm pretty sure the SS will follow the FAA in recruiting agents with severe disabilities, with a quota.

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Originally posted by sjtill:
I'm pretty sure the SS will follow the FAA in recruiting agents with severe disabilities, with a quota.

not to be outdone by the other Agencies

High functioning special Ed. DEI hire they've been talking about.

Could you imagine being assigned to the P or VP detail? I’d start a fight to get off that as well. If i was secret service I’d volunteer for counterfeit money investigations duty in west undershirt for 4 years to get away from that.

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Originally posted by sjtill:
I'm pretty sure the SS will follow the FAA in recruiting agents with severe disabilities, with a quota.

... especially moral and ethical disabilities.

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Originally posted by ElToro:
Could you imagine being assigned to the P or VP detail? I’d start a fight to get off that as well. If i was secret service I’d volunteer for counterfeit money investigations duty in west undershirt for 4 years to get away from that.

While I certainly don't agree with their politics for this regime, if I were SS, I wouldn't pass up this opportunity. Very few are selected for this detail and I would assume it would go quite far for the long term career of an agent. Not to mention the doors it could open up for later down the road.

Have to think of the long term.

I don't think any promise of a lucrative future career could make me go anywhere near taking a bullet for anyone in this regime. And just think of how much BS these agents have to put up with from VP's staff. Hell to the no.

Does taking a recreational drugs constitute "a medial matter?"

I wonder what her USSS code name is. Cackles?

Could be a Diabetic problem.

Not exactly the All Star team guarding Harris looks like. Won't be losing any sleep over it.

https://redstate.com/brutalbri...got-weirder-n2173322

Now, the identity of the officer has been revealed, along with more details surrounding the strange situation. Michelle Herczeg was removed from her duties with the Secret Service on Wednesday. She was a former police officer with the Dallas Police Department and an Air Force veteran.

On Monday morning, Herczeg arrived at the base and began deleting apps from a male agent’s personal cell phone before becoming increasingly agitated. She then engaged in erratic behavior, such as mumbling to herself, hiding behind curtains, and throwing menstrual pads and other items at an agent, telling him that he would need them later to save another agent. Herczeg continued making alarming statements, such as the other agents were "going to burn in hell and needed to listen to God.”

Herczeg was heard screaming at the special agent in charge (SAIC), listing the names of female officers on the vice president’s detail and asserting that they would support her and enable her to continue working. When the SAIC attempted to relieve her of duty, as a witness told Real Clear Politics, "that's when she snapped entirely."

Herczeg allegedly became physically aggressive, chest-bumping, shoving, tackling, and punching the SAIC. This prompted intervention from other agents present, with a heightened alarm as Herczeg was armed, although her gun remained holstered. Agents wrestled her to the ground, disarmed her, cuffed her, and then escorted her out of the terminal.

DEI Concerns
In prior coverage, RedState noted that the agent had previously been a subject of distress by staff and that the hiring process, including allegedly "DEI" practices, raised concerns among officers in the Secret Service, per reporting from Real Clear Politics.

Herczeg previously filed a $1 million gender discrimination lawsuit against the city of Dallas in December 2016, alleging mistreatment due to her gender during her time as a police officer.

The suit also claimed she suffered, “stress and mental anguish from loss in payment compensation.” Herczeg's lawsuit and appeals were dismissed by Texas courts.

Starting to think that being single and female should be a bar against law enforcement hiring or election to public office.
Can’t believe I’m thinking that but I’m just looking around and observing where our problems are coming from.