Biden travel documents found on street in Northern Ireland
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Documents that contained sensitive information about President Biden's trip to Northern Ireland this week were found on a Belfast street.
The documents were from Police Service of Northern Ireland and included a rough itinerary relating to Mr. Biden's visit and contained names and positions of police officials, according to a U.S. Secret Service official. The documents did not contain any Secret Service information, its security plan or list any agency personnel, the official said.
There was "nothing hurting" Secret Service's security plans in the documents, the official said, adding that it's possible the documents could have fallen out of someone's picked or been displaced by a police official.

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