Gonzalez Pleads Not Guilty To New Jersey Charges
Written by Evan SchumanOctober 15th, 2009
Albert Gonzalez, the man who U.S. federal authorities have accused of masterminding the cyber attacks of more than a dozen of the nation's largest retail chains, pled not guilty Tuesday (Oct. 13) to charges from a New Jersey retail breach indictment.
Gonzalez was whisked from his federal prison cell at the Central Falls Detection Center in Rhode Island to face U.S. District Court Judge Jerome Simandle in Camden, New Jersey. (Yes, I know. "He was forced to spend hours in Camden. Hasn't the man been punished enough?" Hey, I'll make the New Jersey jokes around here. At least he was spared a trip to the federal courthouse in Newark. When you're indicted in Jersey, you count your blessings.)
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