More racist e-mails in Secret Service lawsuit

A man suing the Secret Service for racial discrimination has sent offensive e-mails of his own, according to new evidence filed in court.

The court documents include e-mails sent by plaintiff Reginald Moore, who is black, containing a joke about a black woman hitting her daughter and a picture of a wedding reception at a White Castle hamburger restaurant.

This is the latest twist in an eight-year-old racial discrimination case against the Secret Service.

A group of black employees say the agency has passed over black agents for promotion.

Last month an employee found a noose in one of the Secret Service's training centers.

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