Apple security head has bribery charges dismissed
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A judge said a jury `could not have reasonably concluded that Moyer had a corrupt intent` What you need to know 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...