Former President Donald Trump voiced his disappointment regarding the Secret Service's decision to conclude its investigation into the cocaine discovered within the White House. In a recent interview, Trump stated his belief that the agency likely knows the identity of the individual responsible for the illicit substance.

Earlier this month, the Secret Service confirmed the discovery of cocaine within the White House complex. While an investigation was launched, it was subsequently closed due to a reported lack of physical evidence, preventing the identification of a suspect.

Trump emphasized the high security surrounding the area where the cocaine was found, highlighting the presence of numerous cameras and its proximity to the Situation Room, a location he described as crucial for national security decisions.

He expressed confidence in the Secret Service's capabilities, stating his belief that they possess knowledge of the responsible party, while also acknowledging his respect for the agency and its personnel.

Trump expressed concern over the potential implications of someone using cocaine within such a sensitive environment, raising the possibility of compromised decision-making and even more dangerous substances being involved. He also questioned whether the Secret Service might be operating under external constraints.

The Secret Service's official statement indicated that the absence of surveillance footage or other physical evidence hindered their ability to pinpoint a suspect among the numerous individuals who frequented the area where the cocaine was found.