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A man has appeared in court accused of stealing sensitive information about the Royal Navy's nuclear deterrent.

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By . Mail On Sunday Reporter . A Polish man appeared in court yesterday accused of stealing ‘sensitive and restricted’ documents relating to some of the Royal Navy’s submarines. The court was told the files went missing when a naval dockyard worker’s Plymouth flat was burgled. But the incident only came to light when the Polish embassy was contacted about the documents – which refer to the ‘design and operation of certain submarines’ – by someone demanding a substantial amount of money. Stealing secrets: Marcin Kostrzewa, 31, from Poland, appeared in court yesterday accused of stealing 'sensitive and restricted' documents relating to some of the Royal Navy's submarines (file picture) Defendant Marcin Kostrzewa was arrested on Thursday by a Scotland Yard anti-terror team. The court heard that he had been the subject of an international arrest warrant following a robbery in 2006. The 31-year-old night foreman, who was accused of trespassing and stealing sensitive material, has pleaded not guilty. Arrest: Kostrzewa, who has pleaded not guilty, was arrested on Thursday by a Scotland Yard anti-terror team . Mike Crumley, defending, claimed his client found the sensitive files in a bin. Mr Kostrzewa was refused bail by Torbay magistrates. He is due to appear before a judge at Plymouth Crown Court on April 28. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.