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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Secret Service announced that one of its agents has been placed on administrative leave after making a social media post that violated the agency's code of conduct. The post, related to the murder of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, sparked immediate controversy and raised questions about the impartiality and professionalism of the agency charged with protecting national leaders.

According to an official statement, the agency confirmed that the agent in question was identified and temporarily removed from duty while an internal investigation is conducted. The Secret Service emphasized that it maintains "strict standards of conduct" and that any violation is treated with "absolute seriousness."

The suspension comes amid a highly polarized political context in the United States, where the murder of Charlie Kirk has sparked intense reactions in both the political and social spheres. Conservative groups demanded full transparency in the case and questioned whether the agent's post reflects ideological bias within an institution whose primary mission is national security and political neutrality.

For their part, Secret Service spokespersons reiterated that the investigation will determine final sanctions and that measures will be taken to strengthen training in professional ethics and responsible use of social media among its members.

The case is ongoing, and more details about both the internal investigation and the potential disciplinary or legal repercussions for the agent involved are expected to be released in the coming days.