Name is hidden, dont think you can get it

"The CIA refused to acknowledge the investigation or provide the name of the Algiers station chief, "

"It can be a crime for government officials to reveal the identity of a current covert intelligence officer, and CIA officials would not comment the status of the person under investigation"

Source(s):
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=6750266&page=1

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41-year old CIA officer, a convert to Islam - name is worth much more than $10!

The CIA's station chief at its sensitive post in Algeria is under investigation by the U.S. Justice Department for allegedly raping at least two Muslim women who claim he laced their drinks with a knock-out drug, U.S. law enforcement sources tell ABC News.

Officials say the 41-year old CIA officer, a convert to Islam, was ordered home by the U.S. Ambassador, David Pearce, in October after the women came forward with their rape allegations in September.

The discovery of more than a dozen videotapes showing the CIA officer engaged in sex acts with other women has led the Justice Department to broaden its investigation to include at least one other Arab country, Egypt, where the CIA officer had been posted earlier in his career, according to law enforcement officials.

The U.S. State Department referred questions to the Department of Justice, which declined to comment.

"It has the potential to be quite explosive if it's not handled well by the United States government," said Isobel Coleman, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations who specializes in women's issues in the Middle East.

"This isn't the type of thing that's going to be easily pushed under the carpet," she said.
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Name is still confidential....best I could find. The name probably won't be released until he is pulled from duty and tried. Even then, it may remain confidential until there can be no ramifications on other undercover agents.

http://gawker.com/5141277/cia-chief-accused-of-rape-in-algeria

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"The CIA refused to acknowledge the investigation or provide the name of the Algiers station chief, but the CIA Director of Public Affairs, Mark Mansfield, said, "I can assure you that the Agency would take seriously, and follow up on, any allegations of impropriety."

It can be a crime for government officials to reveal the identity of a current covert intelligence officer, and CIA officials would not comment the status of the person under investigation.

One of the alleged victims reportedly said she met the CIA officer at a bar in the U.S. embassy and then was taken to his official station chief residence where she said the sexual assault took place. "
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ABC News just announced the name on the evening news and posted his name in the online article: the suspect in the case has been identified as Andrew Warren.
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http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/Story?id=6750266&page=1

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