The navy captain took pictures of secret documents on his computer screen and passed the files onto a pen drive which police confiscated, according to the AGI news agency. A police source said the captain was called Walter Biot and had accepted 5,000 euros ($5,900) in return for the information. It was not immediately possible to contact Biot, who was in custody, and the name of his lawyer was not disclosed. The ANSA news agency, quoting investigative sources, named the navy officer as Walter Biot, and said he worked in the military policy unit within the office of the Chief of the Defence Staff. Special operations police stopped them both but arrested only the navy officer, accusing him of passing on 'confidential documents' in exchange for money.
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