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"𝗞𝗜𝗗𝗙𝗟𝗜𝗫" 𝗟𝗔𝗥𝗚𝗘𝗦𝗧 𝗛𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗟 𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗢 𝗡𝗘𝗧𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞 𝗕𝗨𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗗!!! Police from 38 countries, led by Germany and coordinated by Europol, shut down "𝗞𝗜𝗗𝗙𝗟𝗜𝗫," a major online platform for child sexual exploitation. Launched in 2021, Kidflix had nearly 2 million users worldwide and hosted over 𝟵𝟭,𝟬𝟬𝟬 𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗤𝗨𝗘 𝗩𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗢𝗦 of 𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗟𝗗 𝗔𝗕𝗨𝗦𝗘. Unlike other... similar sites, it allowed users to both download and stream content, with payments made in cryptocurrency. The operation, called "Operation Stream," started in 2022 and ended with the platform being taken offline on March 11, 2025. Authorities arrested 79 suspects, identified 1,393 others, seized over 3,000 devices, and protected 𝟯𝟵 𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗟𝗗𝗥𝗘𝗡. The servers, located in Germany and the Netherlands, were shut down, and investigations continue to find more suspects, including the platform's administrators. Europol called this their 𝗟𝗔𝗥𝗚𝗘𝗦𝗧-ever operation against child exploitation, highlighting how the internet makes such crimes easier for offenders across borders.show more

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Vinnie @ Pro-Stupid News1 年前

Awesome that it got busted, absolutely disgusting that people were doing this though. The world is so dark

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Veronica Rivera1 年前

Crazy, how so low number of pervs were arrested I'm with you, we Want All those pervs arrested

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Mel 🕊🥀1 年前

This makes me so sick.

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Caroline1 年前

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Jennifer Ann1 年前

Link to the article:

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Jennifer Ann1 年前

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ClubSusan1 年前

Sickening. There are child porn billionaires in the world.

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ÇЯΛZY ÇΉΣMYƧƬ1 年前

You know there's child mutilation and molestation happening every single day right out in the open right? It's called Judaism. What are your thoughts on how to stop this?

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Dusty1 年前

Conspiracy theory obviously.

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One of the world’s largest pedophile networks, Kidflix, has been dismantled in a massive international operation against child exploitation. Authorities from 38 countries, including the U.S., Canada, and Australia, collaborated in a global effort to shut down the platform. Kidflix hosted over 91,000 child abuse videos, amounting to more than 6,000 hours of disturbing content. Officials are calling this takedown one of the most significant strikes against child p*rnography in history. The platform is said to have had 1.8 million users worldwide.

One of the world’s largest pedophile networks, Kidflix, has been dismantled in a massive international operation against child exploitation. Authorities from 38 countries, including the U.S., Canada, and Australia, collaborated in a global effort to shut down the platform. Kidflix hosted over 91,000 child abuse videos, amounting to more than 6,000 hours of disturbing content. Officials are calling this takedown one of the most significant strikes against child p*rnography in history. The platform is said to have had 1.8 million users worldwide.

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18,419 次观看 • 7 个月前

USMS CONDUCT LARGEST CHILD TRAFFICKING RESCUE OPERATION in U.S. HISTORY: OPERATION DRAGON-EYE. The United States Marshals Service partnered with multiple federal, state, and local government agencies to conduct the most successful missing child recovery operation in U.S. Marshals Service history. Operation Dragon-Eye was a two-week initiative designed to recover or safely locate the most critically missing youth across Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco Counties. 60 critically missing children were recovered or safely located in part of the operation. "The unique part of this operation was the fact that underaged critically missing children ranging from age 9 to 17 were not only recovered but were debriefed and provided with physical and psychological care. This operation further included follow-up assistance in hopes that these youth will not return back to the streets to be further victimized," William Berger, United States Marshal, Middle District of Florida said. According to USMS, "critically missing" children as those who are at risk of crimes of violence or those with other elevated risk factors like substance abuse, sexual exploitation, crime exposure, or domestic violence. "Operation Dragon Eye was much more than a U.S. Marshals Service operation; it was a community initiative," said U.S. Marshals Service Deputy in Charge Mario Price. This operation had three primary objectives: recover critically missing youth, provide them with essential services including appropriate placement, and deter bad actors exploiting missing child vulnerabilities. In addition to recovering missing children, the operation also arrested eight people with charges that included: human trafficking, child endangerment, narcotics possession, and custodial interference. According to the St. Petersburg Police Department, officers located 11 missing juveniles and arrested two people, one with human trafficking. "This operation is a powerful example of the importance of collaboration," said Tampa Police Department Chief Lee Bercaw. "These arrests and recoveries serve as a reminder of the Tampa Police Department’s commitment to fight to protect our most vulnerable." Ending child trafficking and abuse has always been one of the top primary goals of the Trump administration. There are a vast amount of operations taking place behind closed doors. Arrests are being made, and trafficking dynasties are being dismantled. If you are trafficking or abusing children, we're coming for you. It has only been 5 months into the Trump administration, and they're only just getting started. Trust your president and trust the plan. Godspeed.

USMS CONDUCT LARGEST CHILD TRAFFICKING RESCUE OPERATION in U.S. HISTORY: OPERATION DRAGON-EYE. The United States Marshals Service partnered with multiple federal, state, and local government agencies to conduct the most successful missing child recovery operation in U.S. Marshals Service history. Operation Dragon-Eye was a two-week initiative designed to recover or safely locate the most critically missing youth across Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco Counties. 60 critically missing children were recovered or safely located in part of the operation. "The unique part of this operation was the fact that underaged critically missing children ranging from age 9 to 17 were not only recovered but were debriefed and provided with physical and psychological care. This operation further included follow-up assistance in hopes that these youth will not return back to the streets to be further victimized," William Berger, United States Marshal, Middle District of Florida said. According to USMS, "critically missing" children as those who are at risk of crimes of violence or those with other elevated risk factors like substance abuse, sexual exploitation, crime exposure, or domestic violence. "Operation Dragon Eye was much more than a U.S. Marshals Service operation; it was a community initiative," said U.S. Marshals Service Deputy in Charge Mario Price. This operation had three primary objectives: recover critically missing youth, provide them with essential services including appropriate placement, and deter bad actors exploiting missing child vulnerabilities. In addition to recovering missing children, the operation also arrested eight people with charges that included: human trafficking, child endangerment, narcotics possession, and custodial interference. According to the St. Petersburg Police Department, officers located 11 missing juveniles and arrested two people, one with human trafficking. "This operation is a powerful example of the importance of collaboration," said Tampa Police Department Chief Lee Bercaw. "These arrests and recoveries serve as a reminder of the Tampa Police Department’s commitment to fight to protect our most vulnerable." Ending child trafficking and abuse has always been one of the top primary goals of the Trump administration. There are a vast amount of operations taking place behind closed doors. Arrests are being made, and trafficking dynasties are being dismantled. If you are trafficking or abusing children, we're coming for you. It has only been 5 months into the Trump administration, and they're only just getting started. Trust your president and trust the plan. Godspeed.

The SCIF

19,237 次观看 • 1 年前

🇺🇦🇪🇺 EU SCAM CALLERS BUSTED In Kyiv, Dnipro, and Ivano-Frankivsk, a network of fraudulent "offices" was shut down, which scammed EU citizens out of $1. Million (50 million UAH), according to the police. The criminals called citizens of the Czech Republic, Latvia, and Lithuania, pretending to be employees of banking institutions or law enforcement agencies of these countries, and claimed that their bank accounts had been hacked and attempts were being made to illegally obtain loans. The scammers convinced Europeans to "save their money" by transferring it to other accounts, buying cryptocurrency, or handing it over in cash to couriers. Sometimes, they installed remote access programs. Local residents who spoke the local language were involved in the operation. At least 47 EU citizens were deceived.

🇺🇦🇪🇺 EU SCAM CALLERS BUSTED In Kyiv, Dnipro, and Ivano-Frankivsk, a network of fraudulent "offices" was shut down, which scammed EU citizens out of $1. Million (50 million UAH), according to the police. The criminals called citizens of the Czech Republic, Latvia, and Lithuania, pretending to be employees of banking institutions or law enforcement agencies of these countries, and claimed that their bank accounts had been hacked and attempts were being made to illegally obtain loans. The scammers convinced Europeans to "save their money" by transferring it to other accounts, buying cryptocurrency, or handing it over in cash to couriers. Sometimes, they installed remote access programs. Local residents who spoke the local language were involved in the operation. At least 47 EU citizens were deceived.

Lord Bebo

50,463 次观看 • 7 个月前

Locals in Mtwapa, Kilifi County have reported the resurgence of the notorious Panga Boys gang, despite ongoing operations targeting the group in the coastal region. A resident who reached out to this news outlet shared CCTV footage showing the gang attempting a robbery at his compound. Although the thieves managed to steal only a few items, they returned with a larger group shortly after. The ongoing operation, which began with the detention of 33 suspects on March 25, 2025, saw authorities obtain a 14-day detention order from Kwale courts. The suspects, accused of violent activities in Diani, were held in various police stations across Kwale, Msambweni, and Diani. This action followed an intensification of efforts by Coast Regional Commander Ali Nunow to combat the growing menace, with police engaging both law enforcement and community leaders to curb the violence. The crackdown escalated on April 4, 2025, with the arrest of nine more suspects in Msambweni. Officers recovered 11 pangas, knives, cannabis, a toy gun, and other tools linked to gang activity during this intelligence-based operation. Just days prior, police had arrested 51 gang members in Kisauni and 120 more in Kwale, after a violent attack on locals in Diani. Authorities are continuing their efforts to dismantle the criminal network, though recent reports from Mtwapa suggest the Panga Boys are quickly adapting.

Locals in Mtwapa, Kilifi County have reported the resurgence of the notorious Panga Boys gang, despite ongoing operations targeting the group in the coastal region. A resident who reached out to this news outlet shared CCTV footage showing the gang attempting a robbery at his compound. Although the thieves managed to steal only a few items, they returned with a larger group shortly after. The ongoing operation, which began with the detention of 33 suspects on March 25, 2025, saw authorities obtain a 14-day detention order from Kwale courts. The suspects, accused of violent activities in Diani, were held in various police stations across Kwale, Msambweni, and Diani. This action followed an intensification of efforts by Coast Regional Commander Ali Nunow to combat the growing menace, with police engaging both law enforcement and community leaders to curb the violence. The crackdown escalated on April 4, 2025, with the arrest of nine more suspects in Msambweni. Officers recovered 11 pangas, knives, cannabis, a toy gun, and other tools linked to gang activity during this intelligence-based operation. Just days prior, police had arrested 51 gang members in Kisauni and 120 more in Kwale, after a violent attack on locals in Diani. Authorities are continuing their efforts to dismantle the criminal network, though recent reports from Mtwapa suggest the Panga Boys are quickly adapting.

Cyprian, Is Nyakundi

326,454 次观看 • 1 年前

WOW 🚨 Somalia immigrant owned daycares in Minnesota that received millions and were shutdown for fraud, have been allowed to REOPEN “literally THE NEXT DAY” with a new business name and continue getting our tax money Nick Shirley finds “Super Kids Daycare Center. This daycare center was shut down when it was called Creative Minds Daycare, and it had received $2.45 million this fiscal year 2025. They had to shut down because there were so many violations and they went and they just reopened under a new license and they renamed the center Super Kids Daycare Center LLC. So they got shut down then started on the other one literally the next day.” “Licensed for over 50 kids, no children anywhere”

WOW 🚨 Somalia immigrant owned daycares in Minnesota that received millions and were shutdown for fraud, have been allowed to REOPEN “literally THE NEXT DAY” with a new business name and continue getting our tax money Nick Shirley finds “Super Kids Daycare Center. This daycare center was shut down when it was called Creative Minds Daycare, and it had received $2.45 million this fiscal year 2025. They had to shut down because there were so many violations and they went and they just reopened under a new license and they renamed the center Super Kids Daycare Center LLC. So they got shut down then started on the other one literally the next day.” “Licensed for over 50 kids, no children anywhere”

Wall Street Apes

384,661 次观看 • 7 个月前

MAJOR TERROR PLOT FOILED: PAKISTANI SECURITY FORCES SMASH FAH's So-called QAHAR DRONE FORCE, PREVENT LARGE-SCALE ATTACK IN KHARAN A major terrorist plot was successfully foiled after security forces launched a decisive counterterrorism operation against Terrorists of the (BLA) in the Killi Sarawan area along the strategic Kharan–Basima Road. Nearly 30 to 35 heavily armed Ts, including members of the BLA's so-called drone unit, infiltrated the area with plans to establish illegal checkpoints, terrorize local communities, extort civilians, and execute a large-scale terrorist attack. The Ts used mosque loudspeakers to announce their presence and attempted to intimidate residents by claiming they would maintain control of the area for several days. Acting on credible intelligence, Security forces launched a precision operation supported by advanced surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. The terrorists were tracked and engaged before they could carry out their planned attacks. At first light, security forces moved in with a carefully coordinated strategy while ensuring the safety of civilians. Facing intense pressure, the terrorists abandoned their positions and retreated into a nearby school building, from where they opened fire on advancing troops. Security forces swiftly surrounded the location and carried out a clearance operation, killing four terrorists and injuring at least six others. The operation dealt a significant blow to the BLA's operational network. In their hasty retreat, the terrorists abandoned weapons, equipment, and personal belongings, underscoring the scale of their defeat. Security forces recovered a substantial cache of weapons and terrorist equipment, including: • Six motorcycles used for mobility and logistics • Three quadcopter drones intended for terrorist operations • Three drone-launched rockets • Fourteen rockets ready for use • Two improvised explosive devices (IEDs), which were safely defused by bomb disposal teams The recovered drones and munitions were intended for use in future attacks, highlighting the growing threat posed by terrorist groups seeking to employ drone technology for destructive purposes. The successful operation not only dismantled a key terrorist cell but also neutralized a significant drone-based threat, preventing what could have been a major terrorist attack against civilian and security targets. The operation ensured the protection of Kharan city and surrounding communities, reaffirming the resolve of Pakistan's security forces to eliminate terrorism and maintain stability across Balochistan.

MAJOR TERROR PLOT FOILED: PAKISTANI SECURITY FORCES SMASH FAH's So-called QAHAR DRONE FORCE, PREVENT LARGE-SCALE ATTACK IN KHARAN A major terrorist plot was successfully foiled after security forces launched a decisive counterterrorism operation against Terrorists of the (BLA) in the Killi Sarawan area along the strategic Kharan–Basima Road. Nearly 30 to 35 heavily armed Ts, including members of the BLA's so-called drone unit, infiltrated the area with plans to establish illegal checkpoints, terrorize local communities, extort civilians, and execute a large-scale terrorist attack. The Ts used mosque loudspeakers to announce their presence and attempted to intimidate residents by claiming they would maintain control of the area for several days. Acting on credible intelligence, Security forces launched a precision operation supported by advanced surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. The terrorists were tracked and engaged before they could carry out their planned attacks. At first light, security forces moved in with a carefully coordinated strategy while ensuring the safety of civilians. Facing intense pressure, the terrorists abandoned their positions and retreated into a nearby school building, from where they opened fire on advancing troops. Security forces swiftly surrounded the location and carried out a clearance operation, killing four terrorists and injuring at least six others. The operation dealt a significant blow to the BLA's operational network. In their hasty retreat, the terrorists abandoned weapons, equipment, and personal belongings, underscoring the scale of their defeat. Security forces recovered a substantial cache of weapons and terrorist equipment, including: • Six motorcycles used for mobility and logistics • Three quadcopter drones intended for terrorist operations • Three drone-launched rockets • Fourteen rockets ready for use • Two improvised explosive devices (IEDs), which were safely defused by bomb disposal teams The recovered drones and munitions were intended for use in future attacks, highlighting the growing threat posed by terrorist groups seeking to employ drone technology for destructive purposes. The successful operation not only dismantled a key terrorist cell but also neutralized a significant drone-based threat, preventing what could have been a major terrorist attack against civilian and security targets. The operation ensured the protection of Kharan city and surrounding communities, reaffirming the resolve of Pakistan's security forces to eliminate terrorism and maintain stability across Balochistan.

Eagle Eye

28,598 次观看 • 1 个月前

TROOPS APPREHEND 46 SUSPECTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN OGUN STATE Troops of the Nigerian Army, in conjunction with DSS, NSCDC and Immigration, have apprehended 46 suspected illegal immigrants residing in Ogun State following actionable intelligence. The operation which commenced on 11 June 2026, led to the arrest of the suspects at various locations within Ijebu Imushin, Ijebu Ilese and surrounding communities during a targeted security operation. Preliminary investigations revealed that the individuals had allegedly been residing in the state for approximately six months without valid immigration documentation. During interrogation, the suspects claimed to be merchants and workers affiliated with QNet, an online marketing platform involved in the sale of various commodities. The arrested individuals comprise 18 nationals of Burkina Faso, 23 nationals of Côte d'Ivoire, 4 nationals of Togo and 1 national of Senegal. Among them are 36 males and 10 females. The suspects have since been handed over to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Ogun State Command, for further investigation and appropriate administrative action in accordance with extant laws. Speaking on the operation, the Commander, 35 Artillery Brigade, Brigadier General Friday Oguche Onu, commended the troops and collaborating security agencies for their professionalism and vigilance. He also urged residents to remain security conscious and promptly report suspicious activities and individuals to relevant security agencies. The successful operation underscores the commitment of the Nigerian Army and other security agencies to combating illegal migration, enhancing internal security, and safeguarding national interests. Idereghi Samuel Akari Major Assistant Director Army Public Relations 35 Artillery Brigade 14 June 2026

TROOPS APPREHEND 46 SUSPECTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN OGUN STATE Troops of the Nigerian Army, in conjunction with DSS, NSCDC and Immigration, have apprehended 46 suspected illegal immigrants residing in Ogun State following actionable intelligence. The operation which commenced on 11 June 2026, led to the arrest of the suspects at various locations within Ijebu Imushin, Ijebu Ilese and surrounding communities during a targeted security operation. Preliminary investigations revealed that the individuals had allegedly been residing in the state for approximately six months without valid immigration documentation. During interrogation, the suspects claimed to be merchants and workers affiliated with QNet, an online marketing platform involved in the sale of various commodities. The arrested individuals comprise 18 nationals of Burkina Faso, 23 nationals of Côte d'Ivoire, 4 nationals of Togo and 1 national of Senegal. Among them are 36 males and 10 females. The suspects have since been handed over to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Ogun State Command, for further investigation and appropriate administrative action in accordance with extant laws. Speaking on the operation, the Commander, 35 Artillery Brigade, Brigadier General Friday Oguche Onu, commended the troops and collaborating security agencies for their professionalism and vigilance. He also urged residents to remain security conscious and promptly report suspicious activities and individuals to relevant security agencies. The successful operation underscores the commitment of the Nigerian Army and other security agencies to combating illegal migration, enhancing internal security, and safeguarding national interests. Idereghi Samuel Akari Major Assistant Director Army Public Relations 35 Artillery Brigade 14 June 2026

Nigerian Army

107,258 次观看 • 1 个月前

BREAKING🚨🚨: Ogun State Police dismantles Child Trafficking Syndicate: 7 Children rescued, 5 principal suspects arrested, ₦1.5million per baby sales racket exposed. Full Report: The Ogun State Police Command has successfully dismantled an organized child trafficking and illegal surrogacy syndicate operating under the guise of an orphanage facility. This breakthrough was achieved by the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the State Criminal Investigation Department following the transfer of the case from Idanyin Divisional Headquarters. In the course of the operation, 7 children were rescued and 5 principal suspects were arrested, exposing a planned sale of babies at the rate of ₦1.5 million per child. The case began on 28th November, 2025, when one Amara reported the abduction of her six-year-old son, Samuel Honesty, at Idanyin Divisional Headquarters in the Agbara area of Ogun State. Preliminary investigations led to the arrest and prosecution of Chioma Honest and Praise Honesty for suspected foul play. Following the report, the case was transferred to the SCID for in-depth investigation. On 21st January, 2026, the abducted child was dropped at Gowon Police Station, Lagos State, where he stated that he had been taken to Joyful Kids Orphanage, Badagry, and identified Madam Joy as the operator of the facility. Acting on this intelligence, operatives conducted a coordinated operation at the orphanage, rescuing six additional children and bringing the total number of rescued minors to seven. The rescued children include Ramsey Chiedozie (8 years), Rafael Rofiu (6 years), Kazeem Chiedozie (6 years), Segun Uthman (9 years), Ola Abdulhakeem Abdulrasheed (9 years), David Oyelese (9 years), and Samuel Honesty (6 years). We wish to emphasize that Samuel Honesty has been safely and happily reunited with his mother, Amara, bringing closure to a traumatic experience and restoring the family unit. During the operation, two pregnant young women, Tanimola Martins (18 years) and Favour Martins (18 years), were discovered within the facility. They confessed that they were recruited to carry pregnancies with the intention of selling their babies to pre-arranged buyers upon delivery, at a fee of ₦1.5 million per child, facilitated by the orphanage operator. The principal suspect, Joy Chiedozie (36 years), also known as Madam Joy, was arrested at the orphanage. She confessed to purchasing the abducted child for ₦1.5 million, paying ₦900,000 in cash and ₦600,000 via bank transfer to a woman known as Kelly, and subsequently selling the child to one Mr. Emmanuel, who is currently at large. Further investigation revealed that Yusuf Adebowale (31 years), the orphanage driver, also acted as an uncertified surrogate agent, facilitating illegal surrogacy arrangements and connecting pregnant girls with prospective buyers. Other suspects arrested include Martins Favour (18 years), Tanimola Martins (18 years), and Rachael Chiedozie (16 years). The other six rescued children have been formally handed over to the Ogun State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development for protective custody, welfare assessment, and family tracing. Investigations are ongoing to apprehend Mr. Emmanuel and other buyers in the trafficking network, trace Kelly and the financial transactions, identify additional victims and accomplices, and dismantle the wider child trafficking syndicate. The Ogun State Police Command reiterates its zero tolerance for child trafficking, illegal adoption, and exploitation of vulnerable children and young women. Members of the public are urged to report suspicious orphanage operations, illegal adoption practices, and human trafficking activities to the nearest police station. The Command remains committed to safeguarding lives, protecting vulnerable citizens, and upholding the rule of law. CP LANRE OGUNLOWO Ph.D COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OGUN STATE COMMAND ELEWERAN, ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE.

BREAKING🚨🚨: Ogun State Police dismantles Child Trafficking Syndicate: 7 Children rescued, 5 principal suspects arrested, ₦1.5million per baby sales racket exposed. Full Report: The Ogun State Police Command has successfully dismantled an organized child trafficking and illegal surrogacy syndicate operating under the guise of an orphanage facility. This breakthrough was achieved by the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the State Criminal Investigation Department following the transfer of the case from Idanyin Divisional Headquarters. In the course of the operation, 7 children were rescued and 5 principal suspects were arrested, exposing a planned sale of babies at the rate of ₦1.5 million per child. The case began on 28th November, 2025, when one Amara reported the abduction of her six-year-old son, Samuel Honesty, at Idanyin Divisional Headquarters in the Agbara area of Ogun State. Preliminary investigations led to the arrest and prosecution of Chioma Honest and Praise Honesty for suspected foul play. Following the report, the case was transferred to the SCID for in-depth investigation. On 21st January, 2026, the abducted child was dropped at Gowon Police Station, Lagos State, where he stated that he had been taken to Joyful Kids Orphanage, Badagry, and identified Madam Joy as the operator of the facility. Acting on this intelligence, operatives conducted a coordinated operation at the orphanage, rescuing six additional children and bringing the total number of rescued minors to seven. The rescued children include Ramsey Chiedozie (8 years), Rafael Rofiu (6 years), Kazeem Chiedozie (6 years), Segun Uthman (9 years), Ola Abdulhakeem Abdulrasheed (9 years), David Oyelese (9 years), and Samuel Honesty (6 years). We wish to emphasize that Samuel Honesty has been safely and happily reunited with his mother, Amara, bringing closure to a traumatic experience and restoring the family unit. During the operation, two pregnant young women, Tanimola Martins (18 years) and Favour Martins (18 years), were discovered within the facility. They confessed that they were recruited to carry pregnancies with the intention of selling their babies to pre-arranged buyers upon delivery, at a fee of ₦1.5 million per child, facilitated by the orphanage operator. The principal suspect, Joy Chiedozie (36 years), also known as Madam Joy, was arrested at the orphanage. She confessed to purchasing the abducted child for ₦1.5 million, paying ₦900,000 in cash and ₦600,000 via bank transfer to a woman known as Kelly, and subsequently selling the child to one Mr. Emmanuel, who is currently at large. Further investigation revealed that Yusuf Adebowale (31 years), the orphanage driver, also acted as an uncertified surrogate agent, facilitating illegal surrogacy arrangements and connecting pregnant girls with prospective buyers. Other suspects arrested include Martins Favour (18 years), Tanimola Martins (18 years), and Rachael Chiedozie (16 years). The other six rescued children have been formally handed over to the Ogun State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development for protective custody, welfare assessment, and family tracing. Investigations are ongoing to apprehend Mr. Emmanuel and other buyers in the trafficking network, trace Kelly and the financial transactions, identify additional victims and accomplices, and dismantle the wider child trafficking syndicate. The Ogun State Police Command reiterates its zero tolerance for child trafficking, illegal adoption, and exploitation of vulnerable children and young women. Members of the public are urged to report suspicious orphanage operations, illegal adoption practices, and human trafficking activities to the nearest police station. The Command remains committed to safeguarding lives, protecting vulnerable citizens, and upholding the rule of law. CP LANRE OGUNLOWO Ph.D COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OGUN STATE COMMAND ELEWERAN, ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE.

Man of Letters.

43,897 次观看 • 6 个月前

SIM farm powering 49 MILLION FAKE ACCOUNTS used for GLOBAL FRAUD dismantled by Europol. Operation SIMCARTEL involved officers of multiple law enforcement units and authorities in Austria, Estonia, Finland, and Latvia, where the 26 searches were conducted. According to the European agency, the illegal service helped create more than 49 million fraudulent online accounts. Authorities so far have linked to some of them to 1,700 fraud cases in Austria and 1,500 Latvia. Among the crimes facilitated by this service are fraud, extortion, migrant smuggling, online marketplace scams, “daughter-son” money transfer requests on WhatsApp, investment fraud through fake brokers, fake shops and bank sites, and impersonation of police officers. The financial damage caused by these activities is estimated to be approximately EUR 4.5 million ($5.3 million) in Austria and EUR 420,000 ($490,000) in Latvia. During the SIMCARTEL operation, which occurred on October 10, the police arrested five Latvian nationals and two other suspects and seized the following items in the raids: 1,200 SIM-box devices operating 40,000 SIM cards Hundreds of thousands of SIM cards Five servers and two websites EUR 431,000 ($500,000) frozen in bank accounts and $333,000 in crypto accounts 4 luxury vehicles They enable large-scale financial fraud, where billions in assets can be siphoned undetected. The anonymity factor makes tracing cybercriminals significantly more difficult for law enforcement. These platforms can propagate harmful content, including materials tied to illicit activities or abusive practices. The pervasive nature of SIM farm use demonstrates why addressing this technology is crucial to reducing vulnerabilities in the digital ecosystem. Shaping a Safer Cyberfuture Through Regulation This operation points to the urgent need for tighter regulations and more robust technological safeguards. By addressing the vulnerabilities exploited by SIM farms, governments and private entities can strike at one of the root causes of cybercrime. Banks, social media platforms, and communication networks must invest in advanced security mechanisms to better detect and prevent illegal activities originating from such farms. For instance, adopting more stringent Know Your Customer (KYC) protocols across industries could drastically reduce cases of account fraud. The dismantling of this extensive SIM farm signals a promising step forward in the global fight against cybercrime. The scale of fraud it facilitated underscores the necessity of ongoing international cooperation, cutting-edge cybersecurity measures, and proactive law enforcement practices to keep emerging threats at bay. At Lynx Intel, we understand the challenges of navigating a digital ecosystem under constant threat. That’s why we offer comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to help businesses safeguard their assets and detect risks early. Contact us today, and take the first step towards strengthening your defenses against the ever-evolving world of cyber threats. With the servers seized, a forensic analysis may help investigators identify customers of the illegal services.

SIM farm powering 49 MILLION FAKE ACCOUNTS used for GLOBAL FRAUD dismantled by Europol. Operation SIMCARTEL involved officers of multiple law enforcement units and authorities in Austria, Estonia, Finland, and Latvia, where the 26 searches were conducted. According to the European agency, the illegal service helped create more than 49 million fraudulent online accounts. Authorities so far have linked to some of them to 1,700 fraud cases in Austria and 1,500 Latvia. Among the crimes facilitated by this service are fraud, extortion, migrant smuggling, online marketplace scams, “daughter-son” money transfer requests on WhatsApp, investment fraud through fake brokers, fake shops and bank sites, and impersonation of police officers. The financial damage caused by these activities is estimated to be approximately EUR 4.5 million ($5.3 million) in Austria and EUR 420,000 ($490,000) in Latvia. During the SIMCARTEL operation, which occurred on October 10, the police arrested five Latvian nationals and two other suspects and seized the following items in the raids: 1,200 SIM-box devices operating 40,000 SIM cards Hundreds of thousands of SIM cards Five servers and two websites EUR 431,000 ($500,000) frozen in bank accounts and $333,000 in crypto accounts 4 luxury vehicles They enable large-scale financial fraud, where billions in assets can be siphoned undetected. The anonymity factor makes tracing cybercriminals significantly more difficult for law enforcement. These platforms can propagate harmful content, including materials tied to illicit activities or abusive practices. The pervasive nature of SIM farm use demonstrates why addressing this technology is crucial to reducing vulnerabilities in the digital ecosystem. Shaping a Safer Cyberfuture Through Regulation This operation points to the urgent need for tighter regulations and more robust technological safeguards. By addressing the vulnerabilities exploited by SIM farms, governments and private entities can strike at one of the root causes of cybercrime. Banks, social media platforms, and communication networks must invest in advanced security mechanisms to better detect and prevent illegal activities originating from such farms. For instance, adopting more stringent Know Your Customer (KYC) protocols across industries could drastically reduce cases of account fraud. The dismantling of this extensive SIM farm signals a promising step forward in the global fight against cybercrime. The scale of fraud it facilitated underscores the necessity of ongoing international cooperation, cutting-edge cybersecurity measures, and proactive law enforcement practices to keep emerging threats at bay. At Lynx Intel, we understand the challenges of navigating a digital ecosystem under constant threat. That’s why we offer comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to help businesses safeguard their assets and detect risks early. Contact us today, and take the first step towards strengthening your defenses against the ever-evolving world of cyber threats. With the servers seized, a forensic analysis may help investigators identify customers of the illegal services.

The SCIF

16,164 次观看 • 9 个月前

ORIRE RESCUE: These details coming from Nigerian Army too Loud!😳 We opted to use ground operation to rescue the abducted schoolchildren children because the aircrafts and drones we used during our rescue operation couldn't locate the abducted schoolchildren and teachers because if you're under that place, you can't even see rays of sunlight. During one of the operations, we lost two soldiers, and some others were wounded. One of them has a broken arm due to a gunshot wound. I took over the operation, and we had assistance from the NSA Nuhu Ribadu, who sent in the National Counter-terrorism unit. We also had the Defence Headquarters special forces, the Nigerian Police, DSS, Nigerian Airforce team from Kanji, troops from Operation Savannah Shield from Kwara State that did a blocking from the Northern side of the state, local vigilantes and Amoteken. We lost some hunters, too. The operation was a complex one, and it lasted for over a month. We focused on identifying the terrorist kingpins that masterminded the abduction and then started cutting off their logistics and informants at the Old Oyo National Park and other parts of the country. We looked for other members of their team and members of their families in Adamawa, Kano, and different parts of the country and got them, and this put pressure on the terrorists. During the last phase of the operation, we blocked their major logistics hub in Ashamu, and it finally made them to willingly release the schoolchildren and teachers unconditionally, but we insisted that it was not about releasing but seeing to end of the terrorists operating in the region. - Major General Chinedu Nnebeufe, GOC, 2 Division, Nigerian Army Headquarters, gave details of how the abducted Oriire schoolchildren and teachers were rescued by security operatives.

ORIRE RESCUE: These details coming from Nigerian Army too Loud!😳 We opted to use ground operation to rescue the abducted schoolchildren children because the aircrafts and drones we used during our rescue operation couldn't locate the abducted schoolchildren and teachers because if you're under that place, you can't even see rays of sunlight. During one of the operations, we lost two soldiers, and some others were wounded. One of them has a broken arm due to a gunshot wound. I took over the operation, and we had assistance from the NSA Nuhu Ribadu, who sent in the National Counter-terrorism unit. We also had the Defence Headquarters special forces, the Nigerian Police, DSS, Nigerian Airforce team from Kanji, troops from Operation Savannah Shield from Kwara State that did a blocking from the Northern side of the state, local vigilantes and Amoteken. We lost some hunters, too. The operation was a complex one, and it lasted for over a month. We focused on identifying the terrorist kingpins that masterminded the abduction and then started cutting off their logistics and informants at the Old Oyo National Park and other parts of the country. We looked for other members of their team and members of their families in Adamawa, Kano, and different parts of the country and got them, and this put pressure on the terrorists. During the last phase of the operation, we blocked their major logistics hub in Ashamu, and it finally made them to willingly release the schoolchildren and teachers unconditionally, but we insisted that it was not about releasing but seeing to end of the terrorists operating in the region. - Major General Chinedu Nnebeufe, GOC, 2 Division, Nigerian Army Headquarters, gave details of how the abducted Oriire schoolchildren and teachers were rescued by security operatives.

36kinniun media👑 🦁 🕊

248,750 次观看 • 17 天前

NEW - The Australian Federal Police announced a new taskforce to crack down on online groups like the 764 network, which target children in games like Roblox and Minecraft and coerce them to livestream acts of violence towards themselves, siblings, or pets in a "twisted type of gamification". So far, 59 suspects have been identified and there have been 9 international and 3 domestic arrests linked to Australia. The new AFP taskforce will work with other Five Eyes taskforces to target these online criminal networks and bring the child predators to justice. When I first got involved with the 764 investigation in early 2024, Australian victims and their families were fighting for justice and were mostly dismissed by authorities, so this is a positive development. My sources tell me there are hundreds of international investigations into 764 members across multiple countries, and that there have been "tons" of arrests made that weren’t made public.

NEW - The Australian Federal Police announced a new taskforce to crack down on online groups like the 764 network, which target children in games like Roblox and Minecraft and coerce them to livestream acts of violence towards themselves, siblings, or pets in a "twisted type of gamification". So far, 59 suspects have been identified and there have been 9 international and 3 domestic arrests linked to Australia. The new AFP taskforce will work with other Five Eyes taskforces to target these online criminal networks and bring the child predators to justice. When I first got involved with the 764 investigation in early 2024, Australian victims and their families were fighting for justice and were mostly dismissed by authorities, so this is a positive development. My sources tell me there are hundreds of international investigations into 764 members across multiple countries, and that there have been "tons" of arrests made that weren’t made public.

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13,046 次观看 • 9 个月前

OPERATION APEX HAMMER: FEDERAL CRIME SWEEP TAKES DOWN 264 CRIMINALS & ILLEGALS. The arrests continue and won't be stopping anytime soon as more than 250 wanted criminals, including homicide suspects, gang affiliates, and illegal aliens wanted for sex crimes, were arrested across New Jersey during a large-scale joint law enforcement effort known as "Operation Apex Hammer." This is what we voted for. The initiative, led by Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba and U.S. Marshal Juan Mattos Jr., resulted in 264 arrests over the course of a one-month statewide operation. Those apprehended include 17 homicide suspects, 95 documented gang members, and dozens of individuals wanted for violent and sexual offenses. Among those captured was Lorenzo Benitez, 54, an illegal alien from Guatemala. Authorities said Benitez was arrested on June 4 in Plainfield, NJ, and faces multiple counts of sexual assault in Keansburg. Another arrest involved Darlin Franco-Guzman, 25, an illegal alien from Honduras wanted in Baltimore County, Maryland, for burglary and attempted sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl. Franco-Guzman was taken into custody on June 10 in Trenton. The arrests were part of a broader push to dismantle violent gangs and remove repeat offenders with active felony warrants. "This is part of Operation Apex Hammer, a one-month statewide violent crime reduction initiative with federal, state, and local partners." "The teams were working to identify and apprehend gang-affiliated people and other violent offenders… including MS-13, Tren de Aragua, the Sex Money Murder-Bloods, Rolling 60’s Crips, and more." "This is about violent crime," Habba said at the time. "We are doing multiple cases at once to make sure that we clean up as quickly as possible. Violent crime is number one." The scale of the arrests and the range of charges mark Operation Apex Hammer as one of the largest coordinated federal crackdowns in the region to date. The Trump administration's effort to clean up America and clean out our corrupt government is continuing to hold the campaign's promise with record breaking amounts of arrests and deportations of illegal migrants from the Biden administration's open border disaster. Many of these members work with cartels and are the foot soldiers of the deep state. The lower levels and the criminals who do the dirty work are being removed first in order to continue to the bigger players in the game. Cut off their funding, take out the lower level foot soldiers, clean out the legislative level, judges and prosecutors, and then go after the ones at the top. The wheels of justice turn slow, but they are picking up speed. Have faith. Godspeed.

OPERATION APEX HAMMER: FEDERAL CRIME SWEEP TAKES DOWN 264 CRIMINALS & ILLEGALS. The arrests continue and won't be stopping anytime soon as more than 250 wanted criminals, including homicide suspects, gang affiliates, and illegal aliens wanted for sex crimes, were arrested across New Jersey during a large-scale joint law enforcement effort known as "Operation Apex Hammer." This is what we voted for. The initiative, led by Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba and U.S. Marshal Juan Mattos Jr., resulted in 264 arrests over the course of a one-month statewide operation. Those apprehended include 17 homicide suspects, 95 documented gang members, and dozens of individuals wanted for violent and sexual offenses. Among those captured was Lorenzo Benitez, 54, an illegal alien from Guatemala. Authorities said Benitez was arrested on June 4 in Plainfield, NJ, and faces multiple counts of sexual assault in Keansburg. Another arrest involved Darlin Franco-Guzman, 25, an illegal alien from Honduras wanted in Baltimore County, Maryland, for burglary and attempted sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl. Franco-Guzman was taken into custody on June 10 in Trenton. The arrests were part of a broader push to dismantle violent gangs and remove repeat offenders with active felony warrants. "This is part of Operation Apex Hammer, a one-month statewide violent crime reduction initiative with federal, state, and local partners." "The teams were working to identify and apprehend gang-affiliated people and other violent offenders… including MS-13, Tren de Aragua, the Sex Money Murder-Bloods, Rolling 60’s Crips, and more." "This is about violent crime," Habba said at the time. "We are doing multiple cases at once to make sure that we clean up as quickly as possible. Violent crime is number one." The scale of the arrests and the range of charges mark Operation Apex Hammer as one of the largest coordinated federal crackdowns in the region to date. The Trump administration's effort to clean up America and clean out our corrupt government is continuing to hold the campaign's promise with record breaking amounts of arrests and deportations of illegal migrants from the Biden administration's open border disaster. Many of these members work with cartels and are the foot soldiers of the deep state. The lower levels and the criminals who do the dirty work are being removed first in order to continue to the bigger players in the game. Cut off their funding, take out the lower level foot soldiers, clean out the legislative level, judges and prosecutors, and then go after the ones at the top. The wheels of justice turn slow, but they are picking up speed. Have faith. Godspeed.

The SCIF

64,361 次观看 • 1 年前