Christopher Ahn, a former U.S. marine accused of leading a February raid on the North Korean embassy in Madrid, was on Tuesday released on bail, a statement from his legal team said.
Ahn, who the U.S. government had previously argued represented a flight risk, will remain under house arrest "at an undisclosed location" pending hearings into his possible extradition to Spain.
Christopher Ahn, a former U.S. marine accused of leading a February raid on the North Korean embassy in Madrid, was on Tuesday released on bail, a statement from his legal team said.
Ahn, who the U.S. government had previously argued represented a flight risk, will remain under house arrest "at an undisclosed location" pending hearings into his possible extradition to Spain.
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