Filipino Man Pleads Guilty to Drone Sale

Sellers' Remorse

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 3:17PM EDT / Published Jul. 27, 2011 8:49PM EDT

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Not everything should be sold on eBay after all: A Filipino man pleaded guilty Wednesday to selling a drone on the auction site. In May 2010, the Pentagon told federal investigations that one of its drones was for sale on eBay for the relatively affordable price of $13,000. Nine photos of the craft were posted, which helped the Defense Department identify the craft as being manufactured in the U.S. The drone ended up being sold to an undercover officer from the Department of Homeland Security, who pretended to be an American middleman for a Russian buyer. After the drone was shipped to the U.S., it was traced back to Henson Chua, who now faces up to 20 years in prison.

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Filipino Man Pleads Guilty to Drone Sale

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