Former Apple Exec Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud, Conspiracy, and Money Laundering Charges
Remember Paul Shin Devine? He's the midlevel Apple global supply manager accused of accepting $1 million in kickbacks in exchange for Apple secrets.
Kickback-Accused Apple Exec Must Allow Access to Safety Deposit Boxes Before Being Released on Bail
Paul Shin Devine, a midlevel Apple global supply manager accused of accepting $1 million in kickbacks in exchange for Apple secrets has already been caught stuffing $150,000 into shoeboxes at his home. Now authorities are demanding access to his two safety deposit boxes.
Kickback-Accused Apple Exec Stuffed $150,000 in Shoeboxes at Home
Prosecutors in the case against Apple's Paul Devine—accused of taking $1 million in payola from Asian parts suppliers—say they found $150,000 in shoeboxes at his home. Investigators are now looking for the rest, at home and abroad.
