Secret service hooker scandal EXPLODES as supervisors, agents and officers are implicated of hiring as many as 20 prostitutes in Cartagena, Columbia.
The agents allegedly got busy while prepping for President Barack Obama's arrival.
Three agents implicated in the pay-for-play sex showdown have left the service suddently
Although the agents were not identified, the Secret Service said one is retiring, one was fired and one had resigned.
House Homeland Security Committee Rep. Pete King said that while the terminations are a step in the right direction, the scandal's "certainly not over," as 11 in all were sent home last week.
The reported indiscretions occurred at a different hotel than the president was staying at there, while in town for the Summit of the Americas RadarOnline.com reported.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said he'd "clean house" if he were in charge, .
"The right thing to do is to remove people who have violated the public trust and have put their play time and their personal interests ahead of the interests of the nation," Romney said.
One of the alleged prostitutes told the New York Times one of the agents promised her $800 for sex, but wound up giving her only $30, claiming he was drunk when he made the initial offering.
“I tell him, ‘Baby, my cash money,’ ” the woman, 24, said.
“An escort is someone who a man can take out to dinner. She can dress nicely, wear makeup and act like a lady. That’s me. It’s like when you buy a fine rum or a BlackBerry or an iphone. They have a different price.”
