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Feds say O.C. woman secretly worked for China, surveilled son of Taiwan's president
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· October 5, 2026
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Key points She is accused of tracking the son of Taiwan's president during his US trips. Charges have been filed against her for acting as an unregistered agent.
A real estate agent faces charges related to her alleged work with the Chinese government. She is accused of tracking the son of Taiwan's president during his US trips.
The agent's activities included taking photos and monitoring his movements. Charges have been filed against her for acting as an unregistered agent.
Further information about the case is available from the source, including details about the allegations and the charges brought against the agent.
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Published: October 5, 2026 ·
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