Resident in Algiers, the CIA suspected of rape.

The head of the Central intelligence agency network management dollars (CIA) in Algiers, is suspected of raping at least two women, the publication of ABC News, referring to knowledgeable sources in law enforcement.
According to the publication, a resident of the CIA was expelled from Algeria in October, after two local resident reported that in September he raped them, podmeshav to drink strong remedy.
As can be seen from the investigation, one of the women met with the agent in a bar at the U.S. Embassy in Algiers. Then, argues the victim, the agent invited her to his residence at the CIA, which subsequently raped her. In doing so, she argues, an attacker unnoticeably podmeshal her drink potent drug. The second woman, applies to law enforcement agencies reported that also had been raped in the same circumstances.
As accusations of rape in the house of a resident in Algeria, the CIA conducted a search in which investigators found more than a dozen videos in which scenes of rape. In doing so, added the sources of ABC News, on the basis of certain records investigation concluded that the same crimes CIA agent may have committed in other countries of their stay: one of the videos was otsnyat when the agent was supposed to be on assignment in Egypt. In addition, when searching, investigators found a pill of unknown acts who immediately sent for examination to one of the FBI laboratory.
A person resident sources edition chose not to mention, because it is the current CIA employee in connection with the disclosure of his name may result in criminal liability. We know only that he was 41 years old and he is a Muslim.
Formal charges until the agent is not it. It was expected that a decision on charges against the agent will be taken within a month.
CIA residency in Algeria has played an important role in the fight against international terrorism, said ABC News. The agents of governance, in particular, are actively cooperating with local agencies in the fight against the Algerian wing of the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda, responsible for a series of bombings in Algeria.