LONDON — police said you had prosecutors sent new evidence on Friday of the rights of phone hacking at a newspaper if it from the man, the now Prime Minister David Cameron's media chief has been processed.
The announcement came just over a week after Andy Coulson voluntarily a meeting with the London Metropolitan Police officers visited and was heard as a witness.
Scotland Yard "The metropolitan police service today a file to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has in connection with new material in connection with a telephone, hacking," said in a statement.
"This file now CPS are considered."
Not more details give police.
Coulson edited the news of the world at a time when royal correspondent tabloid Sunday for conspiracy access mobile messages, Princes William and Harry was imprisoned the.
While Coulson 2007 resigned from the newspaper about the affair has always communication Chief for Cameron's conservative six months later, he did not pass he always phone hacking or its use know about which to approve.
A police investigation in hacking was revived after a former reporter at the tabloid, Sean Hoare, the New York Times in September, that "actively had encouraged Coulson," said he to hack phone messages.
Cameron's Downing Street Office confirmed last week that Coulson voluntarily a session with the police in London solicitor's Office on November 4 attended and was as a witness, adding that he doesn't show map or arrested was interviewed.
A former show business reporter that quickly rose through the ranks in the Rupert Murdoch-owned Coulson is made at the age of 34 years Sun and news of the world, editor of the Sunday newspaper.
He auditioned a key role in support of the Sun for the party to secure the British general election in May.
If the Conservative Government in a coalition with the Liberals entered joined Coulson Cameron's team in Downing Street on an annual salary of 140,000 pounds.
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