John Lynch on the 49ers using Kaelon Black a lot in Week 1:
“Kaelon earned that. When you have options you gotta split the carries. It’s hard to take Christian off the field. He doesn’t like coming off the field, but there’s a vision for how we want to do this and you want to keep people healthy. You want to keep people fresh for the season.”
via: @knbrmurph | @MarkusBoucher
‼️ China has been recruiting US military personnel to smuggle secret U.S. Army hard drives that prosecutors say were sold to Chinese buyers.
A former Army soldier in Oregon pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiring to gather and transmit national defense information. Ruoyu Duan, 41, recruited two friends still on active duty at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and sold what they took to buyers in China.
It started with a job offer. In 2021 Duan introduced Capt. Li Tian to a Hong Kong contact who wanted a white paper on investment opportunities. Tian got $1,500, then a request for a second paper on his experience managing assets for the Army.
After that, Tian dealt with Duan directly: Stryker brigade documents, technical manuals for an armored vehicle, intelligence reports, all under distribution controls.
They had names for it. The documents were "teaching materials." The handoffs were "lessons." Duan's payments were "tuition."
Agents found 27 intelligence-report files in his Hillsboro home. He was drawing VA disability at the time, medically discharged in 2017 after an on-duty injury.
His first lawyer said Chinese intelligence officers recruited him while posing as headhunters, and that the material was unclassified, some of it public, much of it years old.
Duan also connected Sgt. Jian Zhao to Chinese buyers and moved the money between them.
Both soldiers have pleaded not guilty. Duan is sentenced Dec. 19.
His striking is next level 😤
@Ruffymma holds an impressive 2.61 knockdowns per 15 minutes, the second highest rate in lightweight history! Will he get the win at #CryptoCom#UFC331?
[ B2YB UFC Insights Engine powered by IBM watsonx ]