Secret Service investigating intrusion at home of Biden's national security adviser
Sources told ABC News Jake Sullivan was home and confronted the intruder. An unidentified man entered national security adviser Jake Sullivan's Washington, D.C., home in late April, prompting a Secret Service investigation, according to an agency spokesperson. Sullivan was home at the time and confronted the intruder, and the incident was over in a matter of minutes, according to sources familiar with what happened. This occurred with a detail of special agents outside the home who apparently never saw the man enter or leave the home. The man apparently entered through an unlocked door, according to sources. The Secret Service immediately deployed technology that alerts when an unlocked door is opened and is examining the actions of the agents. "Secret Service is examining a security incident that took place at a protectee site," Anthony Guglielmi, the Secret Service director of communications, said in a statement to ABC News. "While the protectee was unharmed, we a...