Priorities, or something.
Via Daily Caller:
Secret Service agents improperly diverted attention from their job monitoring the area near the White House to conduct welfare checks of a fellow agent’s home in suburban Maryland following a private dispute.
That is the finding of Department of Homeland Security Inspector General John Roth who sent a report detailing the special operation to DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson.
Though the unit that performed the unofficial checks — the Prowler unit — was not directly responsible for protecting the president, its agents typically monitor the area around the White House. President Obama was present at the White House on two days while the special watch mission was taking place.
The incident stretches back to June 30, 2011, when an assistant to the Office of the Director at the Secret Service says she was harassed by a neighbor. The neighbor assaulted her father, who lost several teeth in the altercation.