BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) -- A U.S. Navy nuclear engineer from Annapolis will remain in custody while awaiting trial on espionage charges, but a federal judge has yet to determine if that should be the ...

Washington - A federal judge in West Virginia ordered the wife of a Navy submarine engineer accused of trying to sell confidential data to a foreign nation detained until her trial, rejecting her ...

A former Navy engineer and his wife have admitted to selling nuclear warship designs to an undisclosed foreign country. The current plea agreements allow for up to life in prison and $100,000 in fines ...

On October 12, 2021, Jonathan and Diana Toebbe appeared at a federal courthouse in Martinsburg, West Virginia, accused of selling restricted information about nuclear-powered submarines to an FBI ...

A nuclear engineer for the U.S. Navy and his wife have been charged with attempting to share some of the most discreet US secrets on submarine technology. Nations like Russia and China have long ...

A U.S. Navy nuclear engineer and his wife entered new guilty pleas Tuesday in a case involving an alleged plot to sell secrets about nuclear-powered warships, a month after their previous plea ...

A Navy engineer and his wife, who are accused of selling nuclear secrets to an undisclosed foreign country, were indicted on national security charges this week, federal prosecutors announced.

Long sentences were handed down Wednesday to a couple convicted in a plot to sell our country's secrets about nuclear powered submarines. A judge sentenced former Navy nuclear engineer Jonathan Toebee ...

A pathetic spy trial is going on in West Virginia. Unlike our most cherished spy films and novels, as well as the most ballyhooed real-life cases of espionage, the grim tale of Jonathan and Diana ...

BALTIMORE, MD. (Tribune News Service) — Federal prosecutors said Monday they are seeking pretrial detention for an Annapolis-based Navy nuclear engineer and his wife who are facing espionage charges ...