A special thank you to all the first responders including our #SecretService Uniformed Division officers who rushed to help @DCPoliceDept manage a senseless act of violence in our nation's capital. Safeguarding communities is all of our responsibility. #OneTeamOnePurpose
Since our protective mission began in 1901, our protective work has expanded to not only include traditional physical protection, but also protection against threats from airspace, cyber systems and chemical and biological weapons. https://t.co/5k5n4O3Zah
In remembrance: Secret Service Lead Special Officer Keith A. Mills passed away last week in the line of duty. He served diligently as a Lead Special Officer in Kennebunkport for more than 18 years. We ask for your thoughts and prayers for his family, friends and colleagues.
On April 19, 1995, we lost six members of the Secret Service family in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Today we honor their memory.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and we are proud to work with @missingkids. We assist in missing children investigations and help combat child sexual exploitation. Learn more: https://t.co/XMkdIsXY9b
Our specialized resources provide protection from threats, including chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear materials and explosive devices. Learn more about our #ZeroFailMission: https://t.co/qSxxEJ9ajW
Special Agent and Medal of Honor Recipient Ronald J. Shurer II was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery today. Thank you for your life of service Special Agent Shurer, we have the watch from here.
#WarriorWednesday the Secret Service has a robust and exceptional canine training program. With over 100 canines in the program already, we are continuing to train and expand this essential mission.
These 155 photos tell the story of the people and events that have shaped the Secret Service throughout our history. Thank you to all who serve today, and here's to 155 more!
Today, we lost an American Hero: Husband, Father, Son, Medal of Honor Recipient - Special Agent Ronald J. Shurer II. From a grateful Nation and Agency - your memory and legacy will live on forever. Rest In Peace.
On April 19, 1995, the Secret Service lost 6 employees in the Oklahoma City bombing. This flag was originally posted in the OKC office. It now hangs in Secret Service headquarters in honor of those we lost. We will spend the next three days honoring their memory on social media.
Four men were convicted and sentenced to a combined 60 years following a joint Secret Service investigation. They ran an intricate counterfeiting scheme in both Texas and Louisiana costing citizens a million dollars. Read more: https://t.co/0PnkU3OaPS
Most people know the Secret Service protects America's leaders, but did you know we also have a team that works with @MissingKids to stop #HumanTrafficking. Read about our efforts: https://t.co/kFMVADwKSV
This holiday season the Secret Service wants you to know your money!
Operation Quick Glance focuses on easily detected counterfeit, like the ones in this video. Get to know your money: https://t.co/TNe6dijZCV
Today, the Secret Service and the Washington Field Office were honored to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in @ArlingtonNatl with the @USArmy.