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Home » News » NJ private eye sentenced to six months for espionage, while Chinese spy got probation
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NJ private eye sentenced to six months for espionage, while Chinese spy got probation

Emily CarterBy Emily Carter USA
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The legislators “totally disagree” with the federal sentence of 18 months delivered to a private eye for spying on behalf of China, which is much stronger than that hand to a real spy.

The former New York Police officer, Michael McMahon, decorated, 57, was convicted in 2023 and sentenced on Wednesday. However, he caresses that he had no idea that it was a leg working on what the communist Chinese government.

McMahon was convicted of stalking a New Jersey couple along with two coacked, who had a leg by pressing their brand, a Chinese expatriate, to return to their homeland, part of a country’s government campaign against the criminals of the criminals “criminals” that the criminals hunt.

But Republican legislators say McMahon is being scape for the Department of Justice.

Michael McMahon, a former New York police detective highly decorated, was sentenced 18 months this week for spying on China. Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
Ming Xi Zhang, known by the clients of his restaurants as “Sushi John”, received three years of probation after he admitted spying on China. It is currently in ice custody in New Jersey. ICE/Facebook

“I disagree with the sentence and I believe that the charges presented by the Department of Justice against Mr. McMahon were wrong from the beginning,” Republican Republican Republican on a statement on Thursday said on Thursday.

“I will continue to support efforts to combat this spontaneous abortion of justice.”

Lawler joins the republican congressman Pete Sessions (R. Texas) to stand firm with McMahon, who always said he was hired because the man he was looking for, Xu Jin, oed Money to a construction company.

McMahon’s judgment is a rescuer that the one that was delivered to Ming Xi Zhang, an owner of a New Jersey restaurant known as “Sushi John” who admitted to having worked as a spy for China.

Yaya Noodles, the restaurant owned by Chino Spy Ming Xi Zhang in New Jersey. Google Maps

Zhang was convicted of spying on China in April 2024, delivered three years of probation and left the court that day.

In 2021, he declared himself guilty of having served as a Chinese agent without notifying the federal attorney general.

However, Zhang was arrested by agents of application of immigration and customs last month and is detained at the Elizabeth detention center, according to the reports. The federal case against him is sealed.

McMahon plans to appeal.

The Chinese government operated a clandestine police station on a noodle store, at Bajo Manhattan. Gregory P. Mango
Martha Byrne says that her husband, Michael McMahon, was appointed scapegoat by the Department of Justice when they tried to take energetic measures against Chinese spies in the United States. Tamara Beckwith/NY Post

“An innocent man, an American hero who sacrificed his entire life to serve others, was a sentence at 18 months for doing a private investigator,” said Martha Byrne, McMahon’s wife, a winning actor of the Emmy who shuddered.

“The Department of Justice chose to align with the CP [Communist Party of China] About US citizens and protect the national security of this country. This case needs a complete audit and research to provide full transparency of the FBI’s tactics and manipulations, who failed once again to follow the potential clients that would have protected this country, “he said.

McMahon, a former New York Police detective highly decorated, told La Court on Wednesday, “I never thought for a minute that I was working for China stalking anyone. This is a nightmare.”

The day before, he had attended the funeral of his brother Vincent McMahon. The FDNY lieutenant was a firefighter who spent months in the zero zone after the September 11 attacks.

Prosecutors had asked McMahon to be sentenced to almost six years in prison. “This type of crime really threatens the national security of our country,” Judge Chen said duration at the sentence hearing.

In the case of Zhang, he confessed to meet with Chinese security officials in the Bahamas in 2016 and delivered $ 35,000 to an unnamed individual in New Jersey, according to NJ.com. He also admitted to having host twice to another Chinese government agent at his Princeton’s home.

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