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Ex-con as security director
Herman Cain has dropped out of the US presidential race for 2012, but he had gained Secret Service protection. His campaign security director, Kristian Otto Herzog, an ex-con with an addiction to publicity and to celebrities, had raised eyebrows of many.
“He is scary and dangerous,” said Jason DeWitt, a private detective who investigated Herzog between 2010 and 2011 for a Hollywood celebrity who felt scammed by Herzog when he volunteered to be her bodyguard.
“Bodyguards try to stay under the radar, not become the actual story. But this guy is unstable and wanted fame that he apparently thought would give him credibility,” DeWitt added.
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