Posted on Mar 7, 2024
Army intelligence analyst charged with selling military secrets to contact in China for $42,000
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""An active duty Army soldier and intelligence analyst spent over a year selling sensitive military documents related to the U.S. defense of Taiwan, weapons systems, and missile defense systems to China, federal prosecutors alleged in an indictment unsealed Thursday and obtained by CBS News.
Sergeant Korbein Schultz is accused of using his top secret security clearance to download classified U.S. government records at the behest of an unnamed individual who claimed to live in Hong Kong, allegedly amassing $42,000 in the process.
He was arrested Thursday and charged with six counts including conspiracy and bribery. According to court filings, Schultz was a sergeant and intelligence analyst and assigned to the 506th Infantry Battalion.""
Sergeant Korbein Schultz is accused of using his top secret security clearance to download classified U.S. government records at the behest of an unnamed individual who claimed to live in Hong Kong, allegedly amassing $42,000 in the process.
He was arrested Thursday and charged with six counts including conspiracy and bribery. According to court filings, Schultz was a sergeant and intelligence analyst and assigned to the 506th Infantry Battalion.""
Army intelligence analyst charged with selling military secrets to contact in China for $42,000
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This is...I'm going to be really surprised between this, the AF civilian guy at Offutt, the Air Guard dude if we don't have a "security stand down" sooner than later. Smh. What makes it worse is the article says this: "By August of 2023, Schultz — whose job was in part to instruct others on the proper handling of classified information — discussed with his Chinese handler the separate arrests that month of two U.S. Navy sailors accused of transmitting sensitive information to China." That sounds like he was the security manager? Or a security manager? Which makes it even more ridiculous...like wtf? $42K? It's not worth it. I mean...idk. How he thought he wouldn't get caught idk.
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