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‼️ German Authorities Shut Down Revived "Crimenetwork" Platform, Arrest Operator on Mallorca German law enforcement has dismantled the relaunched version of the criminal online marketplace "Crimenetwork" and arrested its alleged operator on the Spanish island of Mallorca, the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) and the Frankfurt Public Prosecutor's Office's...

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