Intelligence Agency Employee Pleads Guilty to Trying to Share Classified Info with Foreign Government
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Former Federal Worker Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Transmit Classified Intel to a Foreign Government
The Justice Department announced Thursday that a former federal employee has pleaded guilty to transmitting national defense information to an undisclosed foreign government. The department said 29-year-old Nathan Vilas Laatsch of Alexandria, Virginia, started working for the Defense Intelligence Agency as an IT specialist in 2019 and pleaded guilty Wednesday to transmitting classified information to a friendly foreign government.
Former DIA IT specialist pleads guilty to leaking secrets to foreign government
Nathan Vilas Laatsch, 29, of Alexandria, Virginia, pleaded guilty to transmitting national defense information to a foreign government, the Justice Department announced. Laatsch is a former information technology specialist for the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Intelligence agency employee pleads guilty to trying to share classified info with foreign government
Updated Aug. 27 at 12:50pm Nathan Vilas Laatsch, a former civilian IT specialist for the Defense Intelligence Agency, pleaded guilty to trying to share classified information with a foreign government on Wednesday. In an email to an account associated with a friendly foreign nation, Laatsch expressed dismay at the actions of the current administration, according to a Department of Justice press release. He supplied a dead drop of a USB drive con…
Former federal worker pleads guilty to attempting to transmit classified intel to foreign government
29-year-old Nathan Vilas Laatsch of Alexandria, Virginia, started working for the Defense Intelligence Agency as an IT specialist in 2019 and pleaded guilty Wednesday to transmitting classified information to a friendly foreign government.
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