Secret Service Changes Its Rules After Scandal -- CNNWashington (CNN) -- The Secret Service agent at the center of the Colombia prostitution scandal has been identified as Arthur Huntington, sources with knowledge of the investigation told CNN on Friday.
According to the sources, Huntington was the agent in a seventh-floor hotel room in Cartagena who had a dispute over pay with an escort.
CNN also learned that Huntington, of Severna Park, Maryland, has now left the Secret Service, but it was not clear under what circumstances, according to CNN's Drew Griffin.
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