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Chinese Woman Who Breached Mar-A-Lago Security Found Guilty

Yujing Zhang, who often appeared confused during the two-day trial, faces up to six years in prison for making false statements to federal officers and trespassing on the president's club.

The Chinese woman who was arrested for breaching security at President Trump's private Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida earlier this year, has been found guilty on counts of lying to federal officers and illegally entering a restricted area.

Yujing Zhang entered Mar-a-Lago on March

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