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WASHINGTON (AP) — The director of the Secret Service is retiring, for a second time. Director Joseph Clancy came out of retirement more than two years ago to take over the embattled agency amid a series of embarrassing scandals and security missteps. Clancy took over on an interim basis in late 2014 and was appointed director by President Barack Obama in early 2015. The agency announced his retirement Tuesday in a tweet. His departure means that President Donald Trump will now be able to pick the person he wants to lead the agency tasked with protecting him and his family among others.

Secret Service director retiring, led agency amid turmoil