The Justice Department announced that authorities have arrested and charged a former intelligence analyst with leaking classified documents to a reporter about military operations against Al-Qaeda
The Justice Department announced that authorities have arrested a former intelligence analyst and charged him with leaking classified documents to a reporter about military operations against al-Qaida.unsealed Thursday in the Eastern District of Virginia, police arrested 31-year-old Daniel Hale in Nashville, Tenn., where he is set to appear in federal court later in the day.
Using his government computer, Hale printed 36 documents, 23 of which were unrelated to his work and 17 of which were provided to the reporter and published either entirely or partially by the news outlet, according to the indictment. Of the 17 published documents, 11 were marked top secret or secret, according to the indictment.Sign Up
Among the documents published: a document describing “a military campaign targeting Al-Qaeda overseas,” a PowerPoint outlining the effects of that campaign, a top secret intelligence report on an al-Qaida operative and NSA information on specific named targets.
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