Mohamed Lamine Mbengue, 21, of Rockville, Md., was arrested and charged with computer trespass on Jan. 31, one day after an American Eagle flight from Wichita, Kan., collided with a Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River as the flight was preparing to land at Reagan Airport. All 67 people aboard both aircrafts in total are presumed dead.

Two airport employees working at the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) in D.C. were arrested after being suspected of leaking a video of last week’s deadly midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in D.

Two airport authority workers were fired, arrested, and charged for allegedly leaking security footage of the Black Hawk and American Airlines collision.

Two airport workers accused of hacking surveillance video of deadly DC plane crash and leaking it to CNN - The collision killed all 67 people aboard both aircraft, officials said

Two employees with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority are facing stiff consequences for allegedly leaking surveillance video of the deadly mid-air collision between a regional American Airlines jet and Black Hawk military helicopter that occurred over the Potomac River last week.

Officials have revealed that two employees at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport have been arrested and charged with leaking to CNN surveillance footage of last week’s deadly collision of a commercial jet and an Army helicopter.

The wreckage from both the plane and the helicopter will be taken to a hangar to be examined as part of the investigation into what led to the mid-air collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport last week that killed 67 people on both aircraft.

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority employees Mohamed Lamine Mbengue, and Jonathan Savoy, both of Maryland, are charged with computer trespass.