A federal grand jury indicted a former Government Accountability Office contract worker on charges that he stole dozens of agency laptops and then sold them over the Internet.

Darryl Roger Lyles, 37, a computer technician, was arraigned Thursday in federal court in Washington and pleaded not guilty. His case is set for a status hearing before Judge Reggie B. Walton on Nov. 14.

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