Meng Wanzhou: Canadian officer denies ‘cover-up’ and tailoring testimony about Meng’s phone information allegedly going to FBI


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HONG KONG, Nov 28 (SCMP): A Canadian police officer has denied conducting a “cover up” and tailoring her evidence as she was challenged by Meng Wanzhou’s lawyer about the handling of information from the Huawei executive’s electronic devices and whether it was sent to the American FBI.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Sergeant Janice Vander Graaf, testifying at Meng’s extradition hearing in the Supreme Court of British Columbia in Vancouver, described a verbal conversation with fellow officer Gurvinder Dhaliwal, who told her the information had been sent to the US authorities by Staff Sergeant Ben Chang.

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