Authorities have arrested two employees of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) for allegedly leaking surveillance footage of last weekโ€™s tragic aircraft collision in Washington, D.C., which resulted in the deaths of 67 people. The employees, whose identities have not been disclosed, are facing charges of computer trespass for making an unauthorized copy of the video and providing it to CNN. Officials stated that the footage was leaked without proper clearance, violating internal policies and security protocols. Law enforcement officials emphasized the importance of safeguarding sensitive information, particularly in ongoing investigations. "Unauthorized disclosures can compromise the integrity of official inquiries," an MWAA spokesperson said. The footage in question reportedly captured critical moments leading up to the collision, raising concerns over potential lapses in operational oversight.ย Washington Plane-Helicopter Crash: Families Visit Wreckage Site Days After Deadliest US Air Disaster in Generation.

2 MWAA Employees Arrested for Leaking DC Collision Footage to CNNย 

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