A judge has determined that the former CIA officer, who is accused of stealing gold bars, must remain in jail. The judge informed the defense that they may request another hearing if new evidence supporting the release of the accused is presented.
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Judge rules ex-CIA officer accused of stealing gold bars must remain in custody
A judge has ruled that a former CIA officer accused of stealing gold bars will stay in custody. The defense has the option to request a new hearing if they find new evidence for the officer's release.
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Ex-CIA officer accused of stealing gold bars must stay jailed: Judge
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Judge rules ex-CIA officer accused of stealing gold bars must remain in custody