Australian police accidentally live streamed a secret meeting over plans to arrest a suspected North Korean agent

by SOFREP Dec 20, 2017

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Australian police accidentally live streamed a secret meeting over plans to arrest a suspected North Korean agent

Australian Federal Police accidentally live streamed a secret meeting where they were planning the arrest of a suspected North Korean agent.
The live stream occurred on Periscope two days before the operation occurred.
A Sydney man was subsequently arrested and being charged under weapons of mass destruction laws.

The Australian Federal Police accidentally live streamed a secret meeting over plans to arrest an alleged North Korean agent on Twitter’s Periscope platform just days before the operation took place.

The sting involved the arrest of a 59-year-old Sydney man on Sunday and the video could have tipped off the suspect to his impending arrest.

Read the whole story from Business Insider.

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