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A Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President JD Vance's protective detail has been placed on administrative leave following an investigation into allegations that they leaked sensitive operational information to MS NOW (formerly MSNBC). The leaked report, published on July 15, 2026, disclosed Vance's Secret Service codename "Bobcat," details about family house-hunting trips, and specific schedule changes, including a canceled Marine Corps helicopter flight for a golf lesson.

The investigation centers on accusations of compromising operational and information security by providing anonymous sources with internal complaints from agents regarding last-minute travel requests. The report included images of custom coins and stickers allegedly created by agents to mock the frequency of the Vice President's movements. This marks the second suspected leak from Vance's detail in six months, following a January incident involving agent Tomas Escotto.

Status: The unidentified agent is under review by the Secret Service's internal affairs component, with potential administrative or criminal charges pending.
Content Leaked: The disclosure included "off the record" movements, manpower complaints, and advance knowledge of flight plans.
Official Response: Secret Service Deputy Director Matthew Quinn emphasized that flexibility is a core requirement of the job, while Vance's office expressed gratitude for the agency's service.