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OpenAI bugging suspect booked one-way ticket to Saudi Arabia with family before arrest
"Like countless Americans, Mr. Alfozan came to this country years ago as a young person with a dream," his criminal defense lawyer said Wednesday.
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Both Bloomberg Technology and CNBC foreground the same booking detail, with Bloomberg noting it in a court filing and CNBC saying the ticket was booked with family before the arrest. Bloomberg’s headline and extract focus more tightly on the court-filed allegation and the hidden recording device, while CNBC emphasizes the suspect angle and includes a line from the defense lawyer.
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