The Cartagena “puta” at the nexus of the Secret Service has gone underground now that she’s been exposed in the media.
Dania Sanches, the Columbian dancer/prostitute who ignited the no-pay-for-sex scandal is now making like an ostrich – burying her head out of sight.
Sanches’ lawyer said “Put yourself in her shoes Her photo out there has caused her too much stress.”
Sanches will cooperate with American authorities investigating the disgraceful episode involving 11 Secret Service employees and a number of military members in advance of Obama’s trip to Colombia for a Latin American summit.
“She didn’t break any law,” her lawyer Marlon Betancourt said. "She didn’t do anything wrong.”
In Colombia in some areas, prostitution is legal – like in Nevada.
Suarez, 24, told the New York Times that an agent agreed to pay her $800 for sex and then only gave her $28.
As The ENQUIRER previously reported she asked the agent, “Baby, my cash money?”
A confrontation ensued and local cops were called.
Three of the agents involved in the Hotel Caribe sexploits have now left His Bam-jesty’s Secret Service.
