Philly Man Pleads Guilty to Trying to Hack IRS to Obtain Trump’s Tax Returns

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Philadelphia man has pleaded guilty to trying to hack the IRS to obtain President Donald Trump’s tax returns. Andrew Harris pleaded guilty Thursday to two computer fraud counts in federal court. Harris and Justin Hiemstra were both college students in 2016 when they used a school computer lab to open a fraudulent federal financial aid application for an unnamed Trump family member. Hiemstra pleaded guilty Aug. 6. Harris’ lawyer calls the case a “Wayne’s World scene gone awry.”


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