Chinese National Working as CBP Supervisor at Maine-Canada Border Caught on Camera Swapping Hardware Inside Homeland Security Computers — Then Putting Them Back on the Government Network
A Customs and Border Protection supervisor assigned to the Maine-Canada border has been arrested and charged after FBI agents say he was caught on hidden camera tearing apart government computers, ripping out processors and memory, stuffing in cheaper parts, and plugging the machines back into CBP’s network. The post Chinese National Working as CBP Supervisor at Maine-Canada Border Caught on Camera Swapping Hardware Inside Homeland Security Computers — Then Putting Them Back on the Government Network appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection supervisor at the Maine-Canada border, identified as Terry Liu, was arrested after being filmed on hidden cameras dismantling government computers. Liu replaced high-value components like CPUs and RAM with cheaper parts and reconnected the compromised machines to the CBP network. He admitted to using the original parts for trade-ins, citing anger over repair delays and an effort to make computers more efficient, despite knowing the swaps degraded performance.
- CBP supervisor Terry Liu arrested for tampering with government computers at the Maine-Canada border.
- Liu replaced original computer parts with cheaper ones and reconnected them to the CBP network.
- Hidden cameras captured Liu dismantling and modifying computers in a training room.
- Liu admitted to using CBP parts for trade-ins to gain store credit.
- CBP estimates repair and replacement costs to exceed $105,000.
- Liu faces federal charges of theft and destruction of government property.
- Prosecutors cited international travel, financial resources, and foreign connections as reasons to hold Liu.
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