Secret Service hints it wasn’t behind
salon break-in during Kamala Harris campaign event
Posted By: Mizz Fixxit, 8/11/2024 5:37:39 PM
The U.S. Secret Service has hinted it was not involved in the break-in of a hair salon during a Kamala Harris campaign event in Massachusetts late last month. The allegations of Secret Service involvement arose after the salon’s owner, Alicia Powers, alleged that agents put duct tape over her security cameras and broke into her building by picking the lock. Security camera footage shows an individual dressed like a Secret Service agent approaching the door with a roll of tape and observing the locked door and camera before grabbing a nearby chair to put tape over the camera.
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The U.S. Secret Service has hinted it was not involved in the break-in of a hair salon during a Kamala Harris campaign event in Massachusetts late last month. The allegations of Secret Service involvement arose after the salon’s owner, Alicia Powers, alleged that agents put duct tape over her security cameras and broke into her building by picking the lock. Security camera footage shows an individual dressed like a Secret Service agent approaching the door with a roll of tape and observing the locked door and camera before grabbing a nearby chair to put tape over the camera.
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kept spending 16 replies
down from 1.6% rate to 1.3%, but consumers
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'F- rating' 4 replies
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Can Harris Beat Trump With Such Weak Voter
Support For Her Signature Policies? I&I/TIPP Poll 14 replies
Support For Her Signature Policies? I&I/TIPP Poll 14 replies
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