Accused Chinese agent opened NYC ‘police station’ to spy on dissident: prosecutors
What to know about Foreign Interference
Accused Chinese agent opened NYC ‘police station’ to spy on dissident: prosecutors A local Chinatown community leader ran a secret Chinese spy outpost out of a nondescript Manhattan office building — helping his communist handlers track a pro-democracy…
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What happened
Accused Chinese agent opened NYC ‘police station’ to spy on dissident: prosecutors A local Chinatown community leader ran a secret Chinese spy outpost out of a nondescript Manhattan office building — helping his communist handlers track a pro-democracy…
Why it matters
Lu Jianwang, who goes by Harry Lu, “opened a satellite office for the Chinese government in the heart of New York City,” prosecutor Lindsey Oken told jurors at the start of a Brooklyn federal court trial expected to shed light on Beijing’s alleged shadowy US…
Common ground
Lu, a Bronx resident who has been a naturalized US citizen for decades, “was living in New York City but he was working for the Chinese government,” the prosecutor added.
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Follow-up questions
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