Welcome to the Tech Name Right Home for Tuesday, November 24th, 2020. I'm Brian McCullough.

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So here's something... world of tech.

So here's something really out of left field.

Apple's head of global security is a man named Thomas Moyer.

Moyer has been indicted around a bribery case involving the Sheriff's Office of

Santa Clara, California, 200 iPads, and concealed firearms permits.

That's the tech headline.

The main headline is a little more nuanced,

that several top brass in the Sheriff's Department of Santa Clara, California

were allegedly seeking bribes for gun permits and Apples Moyer is just one of many

who were allegedly willing to pay up for such bribery quoting Palo Alto online.

A grand jury issued two indictments on Thursday, November 19th against Under-Shariff Rick Sung, 48, and Captain James Jensen 43,

who are accused of requesting bribes for concealed firearms licenses

also known as CCW licenses. Insurance broker Haprit Chodra 49 and Apple's

chief security officer Thomas Moyer 50 are accused of offering bribes

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