Another Chinese Spy Arrested for Illegally Entering Mar-a-Lago

Wondering who is Jing Lu no more – UPDATE

This Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2019, booking photo provided by the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, in Fla., shows Jing Lu. Lu, a Chinese national trespassed at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club Wednesday, and was arrested when she refused to leave, police said, the second time this year a woman from that country has been charged with illicitly entering the Florida resort. (Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office via AP)

Chinese National Arrested at Trump’s Private Florida Resort – Reports

Police arrest a Chinese woman for trespassing onto US President Donald Trump’s private club and residence in Florida in a repeat of a similar incident in March, the Miami Herald reported.
According to the Miami Herald, staff asked 56-year-old Jing Lu to leave the premises of Mar-a-Lago but was arrested after she returned and began to take pictures. She is being held by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and is said to be in the United States on an expired visa.
The arrest mirrors a similar incident that took place at Mar-a-Lago in late March this year when Chinese national Yujing Zhang made her way onto the grounds evading Secret Service agents. When she was apprehended, her bang was found to contain numerous electronic devices and passports, as well as a thumb drive containing what appeared to be malware.
Zhang was sentenced to eight months behind bars for trespassing in Novermber.
Lu however, was arrested for “loitering and prowling,” according to the Herald, a misdemeanor attributed to police suspecting a person of preparing to commit a crime but without any evidence.
Trump’s spends a considerable amount of time at Mar-a-Lago and once referred to it as the “Southern White House.” The upscale resort often hosts foreign dignitaries and conservative fundraiser.
Lu’s arrest follows that in March of Yujing Zhang, a 33-year-old Shanghai businesswoman, who gained access to Mar-a-Lago while carrying a laptop, phones and other electronic gear. That led to speculation she might be a spy, but she was never charged with espionage and text messages she exchanged with a trip organizer indicated she was a fan of the president and wanted to meet him or his family to discuss possible deals.
So, who is this Chinese Spy Jing Lu?
According to the Dragon Database of Patriots, the followings are some of the plausible suspects: –