President Joe Biden's dog (German Shepherd) has bitten Secret Service personnel on at least 24 occasions, according to documents obtained by CNN.
Biden's two-year "commander-in-chief" has been involved in incidents with Secret Service personnel and members of Biden's defense, according to CNN records obtained through a Right to Information request.
Those attacks forced Secret Service personnel to change their workplace habits to avoid further injury, according to the report, which included an email from an anonymous agent who said "recent dog bites have challenged us to adjust our operational tactics when the "Commander" is present".
The incidents occurred at the White House, as well as at Biden's homes in Rehoboth Beach and Wilmington, Delaware, as well as in Nantucket, Massachusetts, where the Bidens have spent the last two Thanksgivings, and at Camp David.
Those 24 incidents do not include previous incidents reported by CNN, while a report published last July by conservative watchdog Judicial Watch listed at least 10 other cases, including one that forced a uniformed officer to seek treatment at a hospital there. near.
Secret Service communications chief Anthony Guglielmi said he has been "learning how to better operate in an environment that includes pets for many presidential administrations," adding that the incidents with "The Commander" were treated as workplace injuries. .
A source close to the Biden family told CNN that the Bidens feel "angry" and "heartbroken" about the incidents.