A former ambassador who oversaw an audit of the State Department’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security has outlined several cases of alleged misconduct by American diplomats and security agents. The misconduct — which the State Department said had been investigated — included the solicitation of sex from prostitutes, possibly minors; the existence of an “underground drug ring” that supplied drugs to security officers in Baghdad.  http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/12/us/report-outlines-accusations-of-misconduct-by-diplomats.html?ref=us
Other cases involved members of Hillary Clinton’s security detail who were accused of hiring prostitutes on trips to Russia and Colombia “despite obvious counterintelligence issues.”
The allegations of misconduct were first reported by CBS News on Monday and amplified by The New York Post on Tuesday, and they provoked a second day of questioning at the State Department and the White House.
In some cases, diplomatic security agents suggested that their investigations had been circumscribed or blocked by superiors.