College student who sought Trump tax returns in cyber 'prank' to plead guilty

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College student who sought Trump tax returns in cyber 'prank' to plead guilty

Tried to obtain tax returns through a computer lab.

A recent graduate of Pennsylvania's Haverford College who tried to obtain Donald Trump's tax returns through a computer lab there has agreed to plead guilty to cybersecurity violations, federal prosecutors said on Monday. Justin Hiemstra, 22, of St. Paul Park, Minnesota, is expected to enter his ...

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