Germany arrests a former domestic intelligence chief on spying allegations
Germany's federal prosecutor's office announced the arrest of August Hanning, a former head of the domestic intelligence agency, on Tuesday on espionage allegations. Hanning served as president of the Federal Intelligence Service, or BND, from December 1998 to November 2005. The prosecutor's office did not disclose what the men were suspected of spying for, only that Hanning and his former aide, identified as Manfred D., were arrested in Bad Toelz-Wolfratshausen in southern Germany.
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