SAN FRANCISCO (BLOOMBERG) - A Chinese researcher jailed in California is on the cusp of being released because an anonymous benefactor stepped up to post bail and offered to house her.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SAN FRANCISCO - A Chinese researcher jailed in California is on the cusp of being released because an anonymous benefactor stepped up to post bail and offered to house her.
A lawyer identified only as"Mr C" told the judge he's willing to post $500,000 home equity to secure a bond that would allow Juan Tang to be freed on bail. "I want to make sure that they realise, and Dr Tang realises, that if she takes off, they're screwed - they're going to lose their home," Newman said.
Tang, 37, is being held in county jail in Sacramento, near where she did cancer research at University of California at Davis.
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