Plea hearing set for former CIA officer who allegedly had gold bars in his home
Summary
A former CIA officer named David Rush is scheduled for a plea hearing after being arrested for allegedly keeping $40 million worth of gold bars at his home. He faces charges including theft of public money and lying about his military and academic background, and remains in custody as a flight risk.Key Facts
- David Rush is a former CIA officer with a top secret security clearance.
- FBI agents found over 300 gold bars worth $40 million at his Virginia home.
- He is accused of stealing government money and lying about his qualifications.
- Rush allegedly claimed to be a doctor and pilot, which were false.
- He was detained in June and considered a flight risk by the court.
- Prosecutors say he manipulated classified information and broke rules regularly.
- Other valuable items, like Rolex watches, were also seized from his home.
- His plea hearing is set for Tuesday in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia.
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