The pentagon's intelligence and law enforcement arms are investigating what it says are leaks of national security information Defense department personnel could face polygraphs in the latest. Pentagon is the latest agency to announce a leak investigation that could include polygraphs the pentagon is seen in this aerial view through an airplane window in washington on thursday, feb The department of defense plans to use polygraph tests to aid in investigating recent unauthorized disclosures of national security information, according to a friday memo. The justice department on friday announced an investigation into the selective leak of inaccurate, but nevertheless classified, information from intelligence agencies about tren de aragua, a venezuelan gang whose members in the united states are being targeted for removal by the republican administration. The pentagon said it would investigate purported leaks of national security information, saying that the probes could include polygraph tests.
The department of defense is investigating recent unauthorized disclosures of national security information and plans to use polygraphs as part of the probe, according to a memo published to the department's website friday The use of polygraphs in the execution of this investigation will be in accordance with applicable law and policy, dod chief of staff joe kasper wrote in the. Pentagon leak investigation and the role of polygraph examinations the recent announcement from the pentagon that its intelligence and law enforcement units are investigating unauthorized disclosures has stirred up a whirlwind of debate In a memo issued by the chief of staff to defense secretary pete hegseth, officials hinted that defense department personnel could soon face polygraph tests.
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