Alleged prostitute involved in Colombian scandal calls US Secret Service Agents 'fools'

Bogota, May 5 (ANI): A woman claiming to be the prostitute who triggered the Colombian sex scandal has called the US Secret Service agents involved 'fools,' adding that she could have easily obtained sensitive information if she was a spy.

According to Fox News, the woman said that she had spent five hours in a Cartagena hotel room with an agent, adding that she could have obtained any information about U.S. President Barack Obama's security if the agent had any.

"The man slept all night," the woman, identified by her lawyer as Dania Londono Suarez, said. "If I had wanted to, I could have gone through all his documents, his wallet, his suitcase," she added.

She called the Secret Service agents caught up in the scandal 'fools for being from Obama's security and letting all this happen'.

Suarez said the man never identified himself as a member of Obama's advance security team for the April Summit and said she saw nothing in his room that would have indicated the man's job other than a brown uniform.

Londono said the man had agreed to pay her 800 dollars, but denied doing so after taking her services, leading her to make a public fuss.

She said had she known he was part of Obama's security team and realized the repercussions it would have for her she would have not taken the step.

"My life is practically destroyed," she said. "My name is in the gutter."

Suarez said that she had hired one of Colombia's top lawyers, Abelardo De la Espriella to fight her case. (ANI)