Ontario Student Accused of Taking Airport Photos for Chinese Official
U.S. authorities say he was paid $20 to $30 per photo and used Bank of China transfers and China Telecom SIM cards to hide the work.
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A student from an Ontario university was arrested as part of a counter-intelligence investigation in the United States. He is suspected of taking photos at Toronto and Chicago airports at the request of a person he believed to be a representative of the Chinese government.
Ontario student accused of taking airport photos for Chinese official
An Ontario university student has been arrested in a counter-intelligence investigation in the United States after allegedly taking photos at airports in Toronto and Chicago at the request of someone he believed to be a Chinese government official.
He broke into airport land in Chicago and Toronto for a "Chinese contact," says the FBI.
Ontario student accused in U.S. of taking airport photos for Chinese official
An Ontario university student has been arrested in a counter-intelligence investigation in the United States after allegedly taking photos at airports in Toronto and Chicago at the request of someone he believed to be a Chinese government official.
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