article_snippet: Documents filed in federal court state that between August 2011 and April 5, 2013, Former CIA chief David Petraeus did 'unlawfully and knowingly' take classified materials and retain classified materials at 'unauthorized' locations.
article_snippet: Prosecutors say that while Paula Broadwell was writing Former CIA chief David Petraeus biography, Former CIA chief David Petraeus gave her binders of the classified materials that included notes about Former CIA chief David Petraeus discussions with President Obama.
article_snippet: The binders, known as 'black books,' were seized by the FBI in a search of Former CIA chief David Petraeus home.
article_snippet: Former CIA chief David Petraeus lied to the FBI agents about providing FBI agents to Paula Broadwell and said Former CIA chief David Petraeus never gave Paula Broadwell classified material, according to court documents.
article_snippet: In late August 2011, Former CIA chief David Petraeus took the books to the home where Paula Broadwell was staying during a week-long trip to Washington, D.C., according to court documents.
article_snippet: Former CIA chief David Petraeus left the books with Paula Broadwell so Paula Broadwell could use the books as source material for the biography, prosecutors said.
article_snippet: Days later, Former CIA chief David Petraeus brought the books back to Former CIA chief David Petraeus home in Arlington, Virginia.
highlights_snippet: one charge of unauthorized removal and retention of classified information alleges David Petraeus took notebooks containing classified information to where David Petraeus biographer and mistress Paula Broadwell was staying in 2011 .
  