Andrew Warren

Ex-CIA Agent Pleading Guilty To Sex And Drug Charges

Ben Frumin | June 4, 2010, 1:08PM

The seal of the U.S. C.I.A. inlaid in the floor of the Original Headquarters Building

Former CIA Agent Andrew Warren, who reportedly broke down in an epic unraveling in Virginia in April, will plead guilty in a case involving claims that he had sex in 2008 with a drugged woman in Algeria, where he was CIA station chief.

"Warren will plead guilty to one count of sexual abuse and one count of being in possession of a firearm while using illegal drugs," Politico reports.

The sex charge is related to the Algeria case -- while the weapons charge is related to an incident this spring when Warren allegedly exposed himself to a woman, lied about his name and social security number when confronted by police about it, and said he had a "Glock service weapon" (that he refused to show police). Weeks later, Warren was on the run, until police allegedly found him at a motel with a loaded Glock and drug paraphernalia.

Andrew Warren

Fed Court Filing: How An Armed, Drugged-Up CIA Agent Fell Apart

Ben Frumin | May 7, 2010, 10:16AM

The seal of the U.S. C.I.A. inlaid in the floor of the Original Headquarters Building

CIA Agent Andrew Warren was already on probation on charges that he had sex with a drugged woman in Algeria, where he was serving as CIA station chief, before breaking down in Virginia last month in what sounds like an epic unraveling.

According to a new federal court filing, Warren allegedly exposed himself to a woman, lied about his name and social security number when confronted by police about it, and said he had a "Glock service weapon" (that he refused to show police). And then, during a conversation with police at his home on April 3:

Warren then proceeded to show the officer a disguise kit and said that he could use it to hide from anyone because he had been trained by the CIA. Warren told the officer that he had been trained in the martial arts, all types of weapons and spoke eight Arabic languages. During this communication, the officer reported that Warren took down the officers' names and unit numbers and stated words to the effect of "it will be different the next time I meet with you".

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