Secret Service Cocaine Discovery: Exclusive Photos from White House Investigation Unveiled

Cocaine Found in White House: Exclusive Photos Revealed Amidst 11-Day Investigation

DailyMail.com has obtained exclusive photos of a dime-sized ziplock bag containing cocaine, discovered in a phone locker near the White House’s West Executive entrance.

The illicit substance prompted the evacuation of the West Wing on July 2, triggering an extensive 11-day investigation.

Secret Service Cocaine Discovery: Exclusive Photos from White House Investigation Unveiled

In response to a Freedom of Information Act request, the Secret Service released images of the bag of white powder found in a cubby hole used for personal belongings.

The incident occurred while President Joe Biden’s family, including son Hunter, was away at Camp David for the Fourth of July weekend.

Unprecedented White House Cocaine Incident: Exclusive Visuals of the Dime-Sized Bag Revealed

Despite narrowing down the list of suspects to 500 individuals, the investigation concluded in less than two weeks due to a ‘lack of evidence.’

The security footage couldn’t determine the owner, and the bag lacked usable fingerprints or DNA evidence. The cocaine was sent for ‘destruction’ on July 14.

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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre responded to questions about the incident, emphasizing that the Biden family was away during the discovery.

The press secretary addressed irresponsible reporting and reiterated the family’s absence, dismissing speculation linking the baggie to a Biden family member.

DailyMail.com Unveils Exclusive Photos of Cocaine Found in the White House – An Inside Look

Questions arose about the possibility of the cocaine belonging to a Biden family member, given Hunter Biden’s history of drug and alcohol abuse detailed in his memoir.

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan suggested a construction worker might have brought in the cocaine, emphasizing that the Situation Room, where it was found, was undergoing renovation at the time.