Summary
Federal agents searched the home of a Washington Post reporter, Hannah Natanson, as part of an investigation into a government contractor suspected of mishandling classified information. The FBI took her phone and a Garmin watch during the search related to a Maryland-based system administrator's alleged removal of classified documents. The FBI and the Justice Department did not comment on the investigation.
Key Facts
- Federal agents searched the home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson.
- The search was part of an investigation into a contractor accused of mishandling classified material.
- Natanson's phone and a Garmin watch were seized during the search.
- The focus of the investigation is a Maryland-based system administrator.
- This system administrator is suspected of removing classified reports from government systems.
- The FBI and the Justice Department have not provided comments on the case.
