Chinese-American found guilty in New York ‘secret police station’ case
A Chinese-American man, Lu Jianwang, 64, has been found guilty in New York of acting as an unauthorized agent of China and obstructing justice. The conviction stems from his involvement with a clandestine Chinese police station operating in New York's Chinatown.

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AI-generatedA Chinese-American man, Lu Jianwang, 64, has been found guilty in New York of acting as an unauthorized agent of China and obstructing justice. The conviction stems from his involvement with a clandestine Chinese police station operating in New York's Chinatown. Prosecutors argued this operation was part of Beijing's broader efforts to extend its influence and intimidate Chinese communities abroad. The week-long trial, held in the US Eastern District Court of New York, was viewed as a significant test of the US government's ability to counter such foreign interference. Lu was acquitted of a conspiracy charge related to acting as a foreign agent.
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4 extractedLu Jianwang was found not guilty on the charge of conspiracy to act as a foreign agent.
Lu Jianwang was found guilty of acting as an unauthorized agent of China and obstruction of justice.
A Chinese-American was found guilty of acting as a Chinese agent in a case involving a Chinese police station in New York.
The trial was seen as a test of Washington's ability to counter Beijing's efforts to expand influence and intimidate Chinese communities.