Apple security chief found not guilty of bribery charges over firearm permits

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Apple security chief Thomas Moyer was accused of bribery after allegedly attempting to donate iPads in return for concealed firearm permits, but has been found not guilty.

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Apple security chief Thomas Moyer. Image source: LinkedIn

It’s been an incredibly long few years for the head of global security at Apple, Thomas Moyer, as he was accused of bribing officials in exchange for firearm permits in 2020. The case was dismissed in 2021, but then reopened in 2023 when the Santa Clara District Attorney’s Office appealed.

The case has run its course, and according to information provided by Moyer’s attorneys to AppleInsider, Moyer was found not guilty of bribery charges.

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