(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 27 - Italian police on Wednesday cracked
down on illegal streaming in Italy and seven other countries in
the biggest ever operation against audio-visual piracy ever in
Europe.
The police, coordinated by the Catania Public Prosecutor's
Office, carried out Operation Takendown, dismantling the most
widespread transnational criminal organization that illegally
served over 22 million users.
Over 270 postal police officers carried out 89 searches in 15
Italian regions and, with the collaboration of foreign police
forces, 14 searches in the United Kingdom, Holland, Sweden,
Switzerland, Romania and Croatia, against 102 people.
The Croatian police executed precautionary custody orders
against 11 people under investigation. (ANSA).
Cops crack down on illegal streaming in Italy, 7 countries
Biggest ever anti-piracy op in Europe