FORMER CIA CHIEF CHARGED IN COURT FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT
A former CIA chief has been charged in a Washington court with sexually assaulting a woman while working for the agency in Algeria.
- On Tuesday, the District's federal court heard Andrew Warren's defense before issuing the indictment for the indecency the former station chief had allegedly carried out last year, The Washington Post reported.
- Warren was returned to the US after allegations by the media and one of the reported victims who had accused him of having invited her into his residence in Algeria's capital, Algiers before offering her spiked alcoholic drinks and subjecting her to the abuse.
- Investigations into the allegations had also lead to a lawsuit that blamed the 41-year-old for two cases of drug-aided physical violation.
- Warren has personally acknowledged the deed and faces the possibility of a life imprisonment.
- Search warrants had also lead to discovery of video materials featuring Warren during intimacy as well as taking Valium and Xanax pills.
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