Another secret service agent protecting Dutch politician was suspended in 2015

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch secret service suspended two agents in 2015, including one who had been assigned to the security detail of anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders, the Netherlands' justice minister said on Friday. Stef Blok said the two were placed on "non-active" service. He could not confirm details of a report in De Telegraaf newspaper, which said the two were brothers suspected of involvement in a money laundering case. Neither the paper nor the minister said whether their suspension had led to dismissal or criminal charges. Earlier this week a member of Wilders' security detail was arrested for allegedly leaking information to criminals. Wilders, who lives under constant protection, said in a tweet he had first been informed of the 2015 dismissals on Friday morning and was "again completely shocked". (Reporting by Toby Sterling; Editing by Gareth Jones)