Army nurse accused of actively helping separatist militants in Cameroon
A US Army major is facing federal charges. The individual, who works as a nurse, allegedly provided support to a militant group. This group is involved in a conflict in Cameroon.
The major's arrest occurred this week. Initial court appearances have taken place. Further information about the case is available from court documents and news reports.
Details about the alleged plot are sparse, but it is known to have begun several years ago. The major was stationed in Maryland at the time. More information can be found through the Associated Press and other sources.
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