Army Special Forces sergeant pleads not guilty to charges that he used military secrets to win $400K on Polymarket

Gannon Van Dyke, a US Army Special Operations sergeant, arrives at federal court in Manhattan, where he pleaded not guilty to charges of using classified information to win more than $400,000.

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• An Army Special Services sergeant pleaded not guilty to using military secrets to win on Polymarket.
• Prosecutors say Gannon Van Dyke won $400,000 using classified intel from Nicolás Maduro's capture.
• A judge agreed to a $250,000 bail package, with Van Dyke ordered to turn in his firearms.