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U.S. Army member arrested in Britain
Headline from The Columbian
LONDON — Britain’s counterterrorism police said Tuesday that they had arrested a member of the U.S. Army on suspicion of spying on behalf of Russia after a joint investigation with the FBI and U.S. military intelligence.
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The unidentified soldier, who is a 41-year-old man, was arrested “as part of an investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing” and is in custody at a police station in London. His arrest is not tied to any other Counter Terrorism Policing investigations.
The Metropolitan Police said its counterterror forces worked closely with the FBI and U.S. military on this case. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images
A 41-year-old U.S. Army member was arrested near Gloucester, England, on suspicion of National Security Act offenses in a Russia-linked espionage investigation. British police are searching two locations and working with U.S.
LONDON (AP) — A U.S. Army soldier was arrested Tuesday in England on suspicion of espionage related to Russia, counterterror police said. The 41-year-old, who was not named, was arrested near Gloucester on suspicion of violating two sections of the National Security Act 2023 for assisting a foreign …
Counterterror police in England have arrested a U.S. Army soldier on suspicion of espionage related to Russia. The 41-year-old man was taken into custody Tuesday near Gloucester. Authorities suspect him of assisting a foreign intelligence service and obtaining or disclosing protected information.
British police have arrested a US Army soldier on suspicion of being involved in a Russian espionage operation in a case that involved British and American authorities.
By Max Saltman, CNN (CNN) — A 41-year-old United States Army soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on Tuesday on suspicion of espionage related to Russia, according to London’s Metropolitan Police.
Man, 41, arrested as part of an investigation by British police working with US authorities, US military and FBI A member of the US army with alleged links to Russia has been arrested by British counter-terrorism police.
By Max Saltman, CNN (CNN) — A 41-year-old United States Army soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on Tuesday on suspicion of espionage related to Russia, according to London’s Metropolitan Police.
A member of the US Army has been arrested in near Gloucester in England. Police said he was suspected of espionage activity in connection with Russia. Investigators from the US and UK are involved in the probe.
Authorities suspect him of violating the National Security Act 2023 by assisting a foreign intelligence service and obtaining or disclosing protected information.
The 41-year-old senior U.S. soldier is suspected of assisting a foreign intelligence service and obtaining or disclosing protected information, officials said.
An unnamed U.S. Army soldier was arrested on Tuesday in the United Kingdom following an investigation into allegations of espionage related to Russia, according to British authorities. The Metropolitan Police said in a news release that the 41-year-old soldier is accused of violating two sections of…
UK police arrested a senior member of the US Army on Tuesday on suspicion of assisting Russian intelligence, adding that the arrest was not related to other counter-terror investigations. The 41-year-old man was detained near the city of Gloucester, west England, and remains in custody.
LONDON >> A senior U.S. Army soldier was arrested in Britain on suspicion of assisting Russian intelligence, British police said today, after the U.S. removed aircraft from British military bases over a separate apparent threat from Iran.
The commanding general of the Army's Counterintelligence Command described the suspect as a senior soldier but offered no other details on his identity.
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