A California district attorney accused Apple primary safety officer Thomas Moyer of providing a bribe to country officials, based on indictments issued Monday.
Moyer was appointed as well as Santa Clara County Undersheriff Rick Sung along with Captain James Jensen at a situation that included offering bribes in exchange for hidden firearms permits, based on court record along with a announcement in the Santa Clara district attorney’s office.
The two-year evaluation from the District Attorney’s Office showed that Sung, helped by Jensen at 1 case, held the issuance of concealed guns (CCW) permits before the candidates gave something of worth.
“In the event of four CCW permits payable by Apple workers, Undersheriff Sung and Cpt. “The guaranteed contribution of 200 iPads worth near $70,000 had been scuttled in the eleventh hour only after August 2, 2019, once Sung and Moyer heard of this search warrant the District Attorney’s Office implemented at the Sheriff’s Office seizing all of its CCW license documents”
Moyer was at Apple for around 15 decades, and he’s become the head of international security in the firm as November 2018, based on some LinkedIn profile.
“Tom Moyer is not one of these charges filed against him,” Swanson,” Moyer’s lawyer, said in an emailed invoice. “He did nothing wrong and has collaborated with the maximum integrity during his career. We’ve got no doubt he’ll be acquitted at trial.”
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