German intelligence employee arrested after Islamist statements

The man, a German citizen, offered to pass on sensitive information about the agency to people he met online.

'The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution has succeeded in uncovering a suspected Islamist among its staff,' said Stefan Mayer, the organization's spokesman.

'He is accused of expressing himself under a false name in Islamist terms on the internet, and to have surrendered internal information in internet chats.'



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Mayer said that so far 'there is no evidence that there is a real risk to the safety of the Federal Office and its employees.'

Little information was given about the suspect other than that he is 'an older German citizen' who was recently hired by the agency.

Islamism

Earlier this month, German authorities banned an Islamist organization they said was responsible for inspiring more than 140 youths to join the conflict in Syria.

Federal Police in September said 800 German nationals had traveled to Syria to join the conflict.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel in July vowed to boost security and improve counter-terrorism measures following three attacks allegedly carried out by refugees. Merkel has come under criticism for her open-door refugee policy, which saw more than a million asylum-seekers enter the country in 2015.

Germany has banned several Islamist associations in recent years, including ISIS in 2014 and the jihadist group Tauhid Germany in 2015.

'He is accused of expressing himself under a false name in Islamist terms on the internet, and to have surrendered internal information in internet chats.' 'The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution has succeeded in uncovering a suspected Islamist among its staff,' said Stefan Mayer, the organization's spokesman. Little information was given about the suspect other than that he is 'an older German citizen' who was recently hired by the agency. Earlier this month, German authorities banned an Islamist organization they said was responsible for inspiring more than 140 youths to join the conflict in Syria. Germany has banned several Islamist associations in recent years, including ISIS in 2014 and the jihadist group Tauhid Germany in 2015. The man, a German citizen, offered to pass on sensitive information about the agency to people he met online. Islamism Islamism Earlier this month, German authorities banned an Islamist organization they said was responsible for inspiring more than 140 youths to join the conflict in Syria. German Chancellor Angela Merkel in July vowed to boost security and improve counter-terrorism measures following three attacks allegedly carried out by refugees. Merkel has come under criticism for her open-door refugee policy, which saw more than a million asylum-seekers enter the country in 2015. Federal Police in September said 800 German nationals had traveled to Syria to join the conflict. Germany has banned several Islamist associations in recent years, including ISIS in 2014 and the jihadist group Tauhid Germany in 2015. The man, a German citizen, offered to pass on sensitive information about the agency to people he met online. Little information was given about the suspect other than that he is 'an older German citizen' who was recently hired by the agency. 'The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution has succeeded in uncovering a suspected Islamist among its staff,' said Stefan Mayer, the organization's spokesman. 'The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution has succeeded in uncovering a suspected Islamist among its staff,' said Stefan Mayer, the organization's spokesman. German Chancellor Angela Merkel in July vowed to boost security and improve counter-terrorism measures following three attacks allegedly carried out by refugees. Merkel has come under criticism for her open-door refugee policy, which saw more than a million asylum-seekers enter the country in 2015. 'He is accused of expressing himself under a false name in Islamist terms on the internet, and to have surrendered internal information in internet chats.' Mayer said that so far 'there is no evidence that there is a real risk to the safety of the Federal Office and its employees.' Mayer said that so far 'there is no evidence that there is a real risk to the safety of the Federal Office and its employees.' Mayer said that so far 'there is no evidence that there is a real risk to the safety of the Federal Office and its employees.' German Chancellor Angela Merkel in July vowed to boost security and improve counter-terrorism measures following three attacks allegedly carried out by refugees. Merkel has come under criticism for her open-door refugee policy, which saw more than a million asylum-seekers enter the country in 2015. The man, a German citizen, offered to pass on sensitive information about the agency to people he met online. Islamism 'The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution has succeeded in uncovering a suspected Islamist among its staff,' said Stefan Mayer, the organization's spokesman. 'He is accused of expressing himself under a false name in Islamist terms on the internet, and to have surrendered internal information in internet chats.' The man, a German citizen, offered to pass on sensitive information about the agency to people he met online. Mayer said that so far 'there is no evidence that there is a real risk to the safety of the Federal Office and its employees.'

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