Apple security head has bribery charges dismissedA judge said a jury "could not have reasonably concluded that Moyer had a corrupt intent"
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Apple's head of security has had charges of bribery against him dismissed in court.
Thomas Moyer was accused of exchanging a gift of iPads for concealed weapons permits.
A California judge has ruled that a jury could not have reasonably concluded Moyer had corrupt intent or that he acted to wrongfully gain an advantage.
Apple's head of security is expected to return to his role at the company after a California judge dismissed charges of bribery filed against him.
From The Washington Post:
Bribery charges against Thomas Moyer, Apple's global head of security, were dismissed Tuesday by the judge in the case, who cited a lack of evidence.
Moyer had been accused in November of offering the Santa Clara County sheriff's office a donation of iPads in exchange for concealed-weapons permits.
Moyer was charged in November over claims that he had offered a gift of iP...
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Apple security head has bribery charges dismissed
