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Federal Bureau of Investigation Budget Request For Fiscal Year 2024 — FBI - Vimarsana News

Federal Bureau of Investigation Budget Request For Fiscal Year 2024 — FBI

Statement by Director Christopher Wray before the U.S. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee, Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies

Source: fbi.gov
American Traitor: Former US Army Pilot Admits Being A Paid Agent for China - Vimarsana News

American Traitor: Former US Army Pilot Admits Being A Paid Agent for China

A former US Army helicopter pilot pled guilty to being an unregistered foreign agent, selling classified information to the Chinese government.

Source: sofrep.com
Ex-US Army pilot-turned-defense contractor 'sold classified aviation technology secrets to China' - Vimarsana News

Ex-US Army pilot-turned-defense contractor 'sold classified aviation technology secrets to China'

Shapour Moinian, 67, of San Diego, admitted in federal court to acting as an agent for the Chinese government and providing e secret aviation-related information.

Chinese Businessman Charged With Conspiring To Steal Trade Secrets - Vimarsana News

Chinese Businessman Charged With Conspiring To Steal Trade Secrets

Chinese Businessman Charged With Conspiring To Steal Trade Secrets Details Written by Imperial Valley News Washington, DC - Chi Lung Winsman Ng, aka Winsman Ng, 64, a Chinese businessman residing in Hong Kong, was indicted Thursday for conspiring to steal General Electric’s (GE) trade secrets involving the company’s silicon carbide MOSFET technology worth millions of dollars.  “Winsman Ng and his co-conspirators allegedly chose to steal what they lacked the time, talent or money to create,” said Assistant Attorney General John C. Demers of the Justice Depa...