Secret Service Concludes White House Cocaine Investigation, No Suspect Identified
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The Secret Service has concluded its investigation into a small bag of cocaine found at the White House, but no suspect has been identified. Despite reviewing visitor logs and surveillance footage, investigators were unable to determine who left the bag in a blind spot for surveillance cameras near the lower-level entrance of the West Wing. The leading theory is that it was left by one of the hundreds of visitors who entered the West Wing for tours and were asked to leave their phones in the cubbies where the bag was found. The White House and Secret Service have not commented on the matter.
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