Couple boast of gatecrashing White House dinner on Facebook

The US Secret Service launched an urgent investigation into its own security procedures after a couple gatecrashed a glittering White House state dinner for the Indian prime minister and posted the pictures on Facebook.

Couple boast of gatecrashing White House dinner on Facebook
Thu, 26 Nov, 2009 - 07:07

The US Secret Service launched an urgent investigation into its own security procedures after a couple gatecrashed a glittering White House state dinner for the Indian prime minister and posted the pictures on Facebook.

Michaele and Tareq Salahi were not on the guest list for Tuesday’s dinner, agency spokesman Ed Donovan said.

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