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FBI Arrests Chinese Woman At LAX For Surveilling Son Of Taiwanese President
FBI Arrests Chinese Woman At LAX For Surveilling Son Of Taiwanese President
Authored by Lear Zhou via The Epoch Times,
The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested a Californian woman at Los Angeles International Airport on Oct. 4 on suspicion of acting as an unregistered agent for Beijing and surveilling a close relative of a Taiwanese government official, officials said.
"Heather" Zhang Wanying, 34, who lives in Irvine, Orange County, was taken into custody by FBI Los Angeles when she attempted to leave the United States for China, according to first assistant U.S....
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