Lin texted. Qiming Lin, a Chinese former law enforcement official who the feds say tried to undermine the candidacy of Xiong Yan, a former Chinese dissident running for congress.

The complaint alleges Qiming Lin, a former police officer in the People’s Republic of China, also helped to undermine Yan’s bid for Congress.

At least one victim was even jailed in Hong Kong as a result of one of the criminal schemes. Qiming Lin is accused of trying to intimidate a dissident who planned to run for Congress.

That same month, a private investigator contacted the FBI and said he had been approached by a now-retired Chinese police officer and Ministry of State Security agent named Qiming Lin, 59, who ...

Shujun Wang was arrested on 16 March. Two other defendants – Qiming Lin and Qiang “Jason” Sun – remain at large, according to the Justice Department.

Federal prosecutors alleged that Qiming Lin, 59, worked for China's secret police force known as the Ministry of State Security while discussing various plots to physically harm or smear the New ...

Federal prosecutors said a Chinese government agent named Qiming Lin asked a U.S.-based private investigator to help manufacture a political scandal that would undermine the congressional candidate.

The agent, Qiming Lin, hired a private investigator in the United States to research the Democratic candidate running for Congress in Suffolk County.

Qiming Lin, accused by federal prosecutors of being a Chinese operative who tried to set a honey trap for a dissident living on Long Island US Attorney's Office, Brooklyn Mar 16, 2022, 5:32 PM PT ...

The operative, identified as Qiming Lin, is accused in a federal complaint of having contacted a private investigator seeking information about the candidate’s phone number, address and vehicle.