NewsOctober 19, 2001
Man accused of tapping into FBI call
KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- A former Sprint Corp. worker was indicted Thursday on charges that he intercepted a conference call between FBI agents. Scott Braithwaite, 23, of Lenexa, could get 10 years if he is convicted. Sprint had set up the Sept. 16 call, U.S. Attorney Jim Flory said...
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- A former Sprint Corp. worker was indicted Thursday on charges that he intercepted a conference call between FBI agents.
Scott Braithwaite, 23, of Lenexa, could get 10 years if he is convicted.
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Sprint had set up the Sept. 16 call, U.S. Attorney Jim Flory said.
FBI spokesman Jeff Lanza and Kena Rice, Flory's spokeswoman, both declined to discuss the subject of the conference call.
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