By Adam Goldman and Sari Horwitz
Washington Post
WASHINGTON — Lawyers for David H. Petraeus have reached an agreement with federal prosecutors for the retired general and former CIA director to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge in connection with his handling of classified materials.
As part of the agreement, Petraeus admitted to improperly retaining classified material, according to documents filed Tuesday in federal court in Charlotte. Petraeus has also acknowledged he misled FBI investigators, officials said.
Federal prosecutors will not seek prison time for the retired four-star general but instead will ask a judge to impose a probationary period of two years.
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