Security breach at Pres. Trump's Mar-a-lago resort
A security breach at Pres. Donald Trump's home-away-from home raised red flags in Washington about the nation's overall safety.
On Saturday, a woman traveling from Shanghai, China illegally entered the Palm Beach resort with a bag full of technology. Federal prosecutors filed charges against Yujing Zhang who claimed a friend asked her to come to the club to speak to a member of Trump's family about economic relations between the US and China. US Secret Service agents detained her and searched her bags which contained 2 passports, four cellphones, a laptop computer, a "type of" external hard drive. One of the devices had malware on it. The suspicious woman got pass security and was only caught after a receptionist realized she was she was not supposed to be there when she mentioned a United Nations event that did not exist.
On Saturday, a woman traveling from Shanghai, China illegally entered the Palm Beach resort with a bag full of technology. Federal prosecutors filed charges against Yujing Zhang who claimed a friend asked her to come to the club to speak to a member of Trump's family about economic relations between the US and China. US Secret Service agents detained her and searched her bags which contained 2 passports, four cellphones, a laptop computer, a "type of" external hard drive. One of the devices had malware on it. The suspicious woman got pass security and was only caught after a receptionist realized she was she was not supposed to be there when she mentioned a United Nations event that did not exist.
