A jury was shown this video of a Huawei employee allegedly stealing T-Mobile robot parts.
The video, posted by Inner City Press, was shown during the DOJ’s trial against Huawei, which kicked off last week and follows the 2018 arrest of Huawei’s CFO and an indictment in 2020. [Media: https://youtu.be/crL5Dj-N6Dw?si=y84lvW_hPFPF6Lh4]
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