2 More Secret Service Employees Resigning WASHINGTON - The Secret Service announced on Tuesday the fates of the remaining five employees under investigation in connection with misconduct with prostitutes in Colombia, saying that two more of the employees would be resigning. Two other employees have been "cleared of serious misconduct, and will face appropriate administrative action." Another employee has had his security clearance revoked and can now appeal that decision. The employee will lose his job if he does not win the appeal, because all agency personnel must have a security clearance. In all, nine employees have resigned or retired since the investigation was revealed nearly two weeks ago, and three have been cleared of misconduct. "The Secret Service is committed to conducting a full, thorough and fair investigation in this matter, and will not hesitate to take appropriate action should any additional information come to light," the agency said in a written statement.