A US navy nuclear engineer sold nuclear secrets to FBI undercover agents and was arrested by the US

Original title: a nuclear engineer of the U.S. Navy sold nuclear secrets to FBI undercover agents and was arrested by the U.S. Department of justice

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Overseas network, October 11 (Xinhua) the U.S. judicial department recently arrested Jonathan toebbe, a nuclear engineer of the U.S. Navy, and his wife Diana, and accused them of plotting to sell nuclear confidential data.
According to the United States today website and Reuters, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a statement on the 11th that Toby, 42, is a U.S. Navy nuclear engineer with top secret security license, from Annapolis, Maryland. In April 2020, he sent a package containing confidential data to foreign governments, and then began to sell us navy nuclear secrets to an FBI undercover agent pretending to be a foreign official.
The statement also said that Toby had previously hidden a data storage card containing documents related to the submarine nuclear reactor in a peanut butter sandwich and placed it at a pre arranged "intelligence transmission point" in West Virginia. His wife Diana, as an "accomplice", took the wind for him.
Toby and his wife were arrested in West Virginia last Saturday (9th). They are accused of violating the atomic energy law and conspiring to sell nuclear secrets. They will appear in the federal court of West Virginia on Tuesday (12th). (overseas network Yao kaihong)
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