August 9, 2002
Source: Newsday
http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/wire/sns-ap-airport-seizure-graffiti0809aug09.story
On August 9, 2002, Newsday reported that "a Secret Service agent who admitted he scrawled anti-Muslim statements on a prayer calendar during a search will be suspended for six months without pay, a federal prosecutor said Friday... U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Collins said the agent won't face criminal charges. He said the suspension, which amounts to a financial loss of about $40,000, and other sanctions were greater punishment than any misdemeanor charge would have been... 'I think his career, which was on track for great things before this, has essentially been derailed,' Collins said."