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https://www.newsnationnow.com/us-news/west/several-fall-deathly-ill-from-suspected-las-vegas-bio-lab/
Several fall ‘deathly ill’ from suspected Las Vegas bio lab
AS VEGAS (KLAS) — Several people became sick from an alleged bio lab running out of a Las Vegas home that also served as an Airbnb, according to documents obtained Tuesday by NewsNation affiliate KLAS.
Metro police and the FBI searched the Sunrise Manor home on Saturday, Jan. 31, finding a “possible biological laboratory,” including “refrigerators with vials containing unknown liquids,” police said.
Ori Solomon, 55, faces a felony charge of disposing or discharging hazardous waste, according to state court records, KLAS first reported. Late Monday, federal prosecutors filed paperwork to charge Solomon on a gun charge.
An LLC tied to the home’s county records matches the name of a company that is part of an ongoing federal case in California involving a biological laboratory there, KLAS first reported Sunday.
In that case, a Chinese citizen with potential ties to the Chinese Communist Party, David He, faces federal charges for allegedly manufacturing and distributing misbranded medical devices at a warehouse in Reedley, California, according to federal prosecutors.
In early January, the FBI received a tip about lab equipment and medical waste at the Las Vegas home consistent with the bio lab in California, documents said. The tipster said Solomon contacted a house cleaner to clean the home, which is also a short-term rental.
During a news conference on Monday, Metro police and the FBI shared video from the garage, showing officers seizing vials of liquid and rummaging through refrigerators.
Another person inside the home reported the garage was always locked, documents said. A person also reported to investigators that the garage contained three refrigerators and that the room smelled “like a hospital – not like a clean hospital but more of a foul, stale, stagnant air smell.”
Several days after entering the garage, two people became “deathly ill,” and they “could not get out of bed,” documents said. A tipster also told police the house contained “many dead crickets” and several people had gotten sick.
On Jan. 9, the FBI contacted a person at the Southern Nevada Health District about a facility in Las Vegas “where medical equipment was allegedly stored but was never found,” documents said. The investigation led SNHD to find a possible connection between the equipment and the California bio lab.
He’s wife, Zhaoyan Wang, left the United States for China amid the federal prosecution of her husband, documents said. However, police suspect Wang has access to cameras monitoring the Las Vegas home.
He has remained in federal custody since his arrest. In January, he contacted Solomon 467 times and his wife 3,524 times. According to investigators, He instructed Solomon to manage his properties and transfer money to him while awaiting trial.
In the California case, investigators located “pathogen-labeled containers” with labels such as “dengue fever,” “HIV,” and “malaria” along with 1,000 mice, according to a federal report.
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https://justthenews.com/government/security/chinese-students-ccp-membership-military-links-theft-concerns-infiltrate-us
Chinese students with CCP membership, military links ‘infiltrate’ U.S. universities, watchdog says
New report warns of "infiltration" of America's colleges and universities by Chinese students with links to the CCP and blacklisted Chinese companies.
Chinese students and scientists who are members of the Chinese Communist Party, attended schools tied to the Chinese military or worked with companies connected to Beijing's theft of U.S. technology have “infiltrated” several top American universities, according to a watchdog group report that raises fresh concerns about America's vulnerabilities to its most fierce adversary.
A conservative non-profit oversight group, the American Accountability Foundation, reported that it found nearly two dozen Chinese academics working at elite U.S. schools and labs “who because of the dual-use threat of their research, close ties to the military research sector in China, and/or clear ties to the Chinese Communist Party should be expelled from the United States or never be re-admitted."
The research document — titled "Chinese Scientist Infiltration Threat Assessments " — says that Chinese students working at some of America’s top colleges, often receiving U.S. federal funding (some of it from the Pentagon) to conduct research into advanced technologies have troubling backgrounds which could pose a risk to U.S. national security.
Many Chinese scientists at U.S. institutions have CCP connections
The concerns raised by AAF’s new report include the fact that some of the Chinese scientists ensconced inside American academia and at cutting-edge U.S. labs appear to be members of the CCP and are affiliated with the CCP’s projects aimed at stealing U.S. technological know-how or military secrets, and worked with or for companies which serve the Chinese defense industry.
Some of these Chinese academics have clear links to problematic Chinese firms like Huawei or to China’s notorious Thousand Talents program, of which the FBI said "American businesses, universities, and laboratories should understand the potential risks and illegal conduct incentivized by Chinese talent plans and take steps to safeguard their trade secrets and intellectual property." At least one of the Chinese scientists appeared to have been employed by the Chinese government while in the U.S.
The schools employing the Chinese scientists named in the AAF report include Harvard University, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell University, Brown University, Purdue University, the University of Wisconsin, Georgia Tech, the University of Florida, the University of Michigan, University of Florida, Penn State University, the Stevens Institute of Technology, Michigan State University, Indiana University, and the University of Southern California, as well as Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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