Secret Service: There Was a Third State Dinner Crasher

President Obama greets Michaele and Tareq Salahi during a receiving line in the Blue Room of the White House before the State Dinner with Indian Prime Minister Singh, Nov. 24, 2009. (WH Photo)

Fox News has learned that there was a third individual who got into President Obama's  State Dinner in honor of the Indian Prime Minister on November 24, 2009, without being on the guest list,  according to the Secret Service.

The first two dinner crashers, socialites Tareq and Michaele Salahi, gained notoriety after sneaking into the formal event and publicizing it on their Facebook page.

The Secret Service says this third individual, whose name is not being released, arrived at the White House with the official Indian delegation.

"At present, there is nothing to indicate that this individual went through the receiving line or had contact with the President or first lady," reads a statement from the Secret Service.

No other details are available at this time as agency continues its criminal investigation into the security breaches.

Keep reading for the full Secret Service Statement

UPDATE REGARDING INDIAN STATE DINNER

(Washington, D.C.) - The Secret Service's investigation into the security events surrounding the Indian State Dinner on November 24, 2009, has revealed that a third individual, who was not on the White House guest list, entered the State Dinner.

It appears at this point that the subject traveled from a local hotel, where the official Indian delegation was staying, and arrived at the dinner with the group, which was under the responsibility of the Department of State. This individual went through all required security measures along with the rest of the official delegation at the hotel, and boarded a bus/van with the delegation guests en route to the White House.

At present, there is nothing to indicate that this individual went through the receiving line or had contact with the President or first lady.

Unlike the rest of the members of the official delegation, this individual was not entered into the WAVES system.

Procedural changes have already been implemented to address foreign delegations under the responsibility of Department of State who are entering facilities secured by the Secret Service.

As the investigation is both a review of the security for the State Dinner and an ongoing criminal investigation, the Secret Service is not commenting further at this time.

Additional inquiries should be referred to the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia.