China releases 3 'wrongfully detained' Americans, White House says
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China is releasing three Americans who were "wrongfully detained," a National Security Council spokesperson says.
Mark Swidan of Texas was 38-years old when he went to China on business looking for flooring for construction work in November 2012. He was arrested after his driver and translator were allegedly found with drugs, the Texas Tribune has reported. Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.
A United Nations report determined that Swidan was not in possession of drugs on his person or in his hotel room, and records show he was not in China at the time of the alleged offense.
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