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Woman accused of spying for China arrested by FBI agents at Los Angeles International Airport

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Woman accused of spying for China arrested by FBI agents at Los Angeles International Airport

The FBI arrested an Irvine woman at LAX who is accused of secretly gathering photos, videos and license plate information for China.

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