Secret Service Investigates Intrusion at Home of National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan
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An apparently intoxicated and confused man walked past Secret Service agents and entered the Washington home of Joe Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, at about 3am one night in late April. Sullivan confronted the man and told him to leave. There were no signs of forced entry. The Secret Service is investigating the incident and has made modifications to the protective posture to ensure additional security layers are in place. National security advisers received increased protection after the discovery in 2021 of an alleged Iranian plot to kill John Bolton.
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