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In Northern Ireland, the Police arrested a 34-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman, charging them with:

The goal of the UK Police is clearly to send a message to those involved in these fraudulent operations, promising that any assets they acquired illegally will be seized without much tribulation or any chance to object.

The particular individual was merely suspected of being involved in the supply of pirate IPTV services, but this seems to be enough nowadays to secure warrant searches and the seizure of property.

This includes a Range Rover Sport SVR V8, an Audi A5 convertible, designer clothing, bags, and expensive watches.The following message is what the IPTV subscribers got on their screens.Įarlier, on June 25, 2020, the Lancashire Police arrested a 28-year-old man and immediately seized his assets.The police managed to hijack the streams that reached the subscribers of the illegal service, warning them about the criminal nature of their acts and that their IP address has been recorded.In one case involving a 24-year-old operator of a pirate IPTV platform based in East Suffolk, The common denominator on all three of these cases is that the charges involve offenses relevant to: Even the subscribers of one of the platforms saw a message of warning on their screens.

The police accused the arrested individuals of money laundering and fraudulent operations. Three pirate IPTV services in the UK were taken down, and their operators have been arrested. The pirate IPTV scene in the UK has taken a hit, as the police have arrested at least four people in the context of three individual cases, charging them with fraud and money laundering offenses.