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These two men are suspected of selling secret info related to warships and their weapons systems and blueprints for a radar system and plans for a US war drill.

The two are accused of passing on sensitive defense information for cash.

LOS ANGELES: Two serving members of the US Navy have been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, the Department of Justice said Thursday (Friday in Manila).

Both sailors were charged with similar crimes of sharing sensitive military information with Chinese officials, but they are being tried separately.

The two men are suspected of selling secret information including manuals for warships and their weapons systems, as well as blueprints for a radar system and plans for a huge US military exercise.

Two U.S. Navy sailors have been arrested on charges related to national security and tied to China, U.S. officials said Thursday.

In front of the judge torres, the arraignment has been rescheduled for thursday, august 10th. his lawyer currently asked for more time. interestingly, judge torres responded with the following, the judge as cannon wants him to handle this before that upcoming august 25th pre-trial -- the hearing on the section 3 motion for protective order. released on $100,000 personal security bond. his passport has to be returned. there was no objection by counsel to a special condition that both trump and na...

Now. >> at the department of justice there is a guy by j brad, he leads the counterintelligence division hes been heading up the investigation behind the scenes. he is a little guy napoleonic complex. he thinks hes a tough guy. and he uses the resources the government againstgo former president and theres an allegation against him by not a cockamamie lawyer but highly respected lawyer in washington, d.c. he says in so many words whos representing the codefendant of this case in aid to donald tru...

Co-Director of Think Tank Indicted for Acting as Unregistered Foreign Agent, Trafficking in Arms, Violating U.S. Sanctions Against Iran, and Making False Statements to Federal Agents

Statement by Director Christopher Wray before the House Judiciary Committee