The Secret Service questioned a Defense Department intelligence agency staffer on Monday after the man reported that he flew the drone that crashed on White House grounds in the early morning hours.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency -- a little-known but enormous agency with a broad mission that ranges from supporting U.S. combat efforts to aiding security planning for the Olympics -- said Tuesday that one of its off-duty staff members had "self-reported the incident.
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The Secret Service questioned a Defense Department intelligence agency staffer on Monday after the man reported that he flew the drone that crashed on White House grounds in the early morning hours.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency — a little-known but enormous agency with a broad mission that ranges from supporting U.S. combat efforts to aiding security planning for the Olympics — said Tuesday that one of its off-duty staff members had “self-reported the incident.
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