Apple security chief indicted for alleged bribery
Thomas Moyer offered 200 free iPads to officers in exchange for special gun permits for Apple employees
Apple security chief inducted for alleged bribery
Thomas Moyer, Apple's head of global security, and two members of the Santa Clara County Sheriff's office have been indicted for their role in an alleged bribery scheme, allegedly offering 200 free iPads...
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