A local Secret Service employee is on administrative leave following an arrest. The individual, along with two others, was taken into custody in connection with a hazing case. The case allegedly involved violent behavior that resulted in hospitalized victims.
The employee's current status with the Secret Service is administrative leave. Further details about the incident and the arrest are available from CBS12, the source of this information.
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