Apple’s products might be highly desirable, but shouldn’t be used to try and secure concealed carry licenses.
Thomas Moyer, head of global security at Apple, may not hold that position for much longer as he’s been charged with bribery. His crime? Using iPads as a way to help secure concealed carry weapon (CCW) licenses. As CNET reports, the Office of the District Attorney for the County of Santa Clara released a statement detailing two indictments issued by a grand jury. They charge a Santa Clara County Undersheriff (Rick Sung), a previously indicted sheriff’s captain (James Jensen), a local business owner (Harpreet Chadha), and Apple’s security chief with bribery.
