US trial hears witness claims of harassment over Chinese ‘secret police station’
A US trial is underway concerning an alleged illegal Chinese "secret police station" in New York. A government witness testified on Monday that he faced harassment after protesting the Fuzhou-directed facility, which is reportedly one of several China established overseas.

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AI-generatedA US trial is underway concerning an alleged illegal Chinese "secret police station" in New York. A government witness testified on Monday that he faced harassment after protesting the Fuzhou-directed facility, which is reportedly one of several China established overseas. The US government has charged Lu Jianwang with acting as an unauthorized agent of China, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice, arguing it demonstrates China's efforts to expand its influence. Lu has pleaded not guilty, with his defense claiming the station was a service center for overseas Chinese to renew driver's licenses during the pandemic. The trial aims to determine the nature and purpose of the New York facility.
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A US government witness testified about harassment related to a Chinese 'secret police station' in New York.
Lu's lawyers claim the police station was a service center for overseas Chinese to renew driver's licenses.
China purportedly set up several overseas police stations.