US halts probe into ex-intelligence official

The U.S. Department of Justice has suspended the criminal prosecution of Su My Teri, a former analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency and a former official in the National Security Council. She was accused of receiving gifts from the South Korean government in exchange for promoting political positions and leaking classified information. The agreement stipulates that the case will be permanently dismissed after 12 months, provided that Teri adheres to several restrictions, including limitations on travel and her communications with Korea and North Korea, without her admitting to any crimes. Teri, who was born in Korea and is an expert on East Asian affairs, was charged with failing to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act and conspiring to violate the law, but she denies any violations. The agreement reduces the risk of her being convicted or imprisoned and affirms that the benefits she received from Korean officials were gifts related to her expertise on Korean matters.

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