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U.S. Navy sailor convicted of selling secrets to China

U.S. Navy sailor convicted of selling secrets to China

A U.S. Navy sailor was convicted Wednesday of charges that he sold military secrets, including details about military warships, to a Chinese intelligence officer while on active duty in exchange for payment.  Jinchao Wei, also known as Patrick Wei, who was an active-duty sailor stationed at Naval Base San Diego, was found guilty by a jury in federal court in …

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U.S. Navy sailor convicted of espionage after selling secrets to Chinese intelligence officer

U.S. Navy sailor convicted of espionage after selling secrets to Chinese intelligence officer

A U.S Navy sailor was convicted Wednesday of espionage after he sold Navy secrets to a Chinese intelligence officer, federal officials said. Jinchao Wei, a 25-year-old who also goes by Patrick Wei, was found guilty of six crimes, including conspiracy to commit espionage, espionage, and unlawful export of, and conspiracy to export, technical data related to defense articles in violation …

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U.S. Navy sailor convicted of spying for China after selling "secrets" for $12,000, DOJ says – Axios

U.S. Navy sailor convicted of spying for China after selling “secrets” for $12,000, DOJ says  Axios US Navy sailor convicted of spying for China  BBC San Diego Navy sailor accused of acting as Chinese spy convicted of espionage  NBC 7 San Diego US Navy sailor convicted of espionage for sharing sensitive military information with China  CNN Naval Base San Diego sailor convicted of spying …

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US Navy sailor convicted of spying for China

US Navy sailor convicted of spying for China

A US Navy sailor in California has been convicted of espionage for selling the force’s secrets to a Chinese agent who recruited him through social media. Jinchao Wei, 25, was convicted of six charges, including espionage, conspiracy to commit espionage, and unlawful export of classified data about US Navy ships. “The defendant’s actions represent an egregious betrayal of the trust …

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