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Authorities Arrest Three Suspected Admins of France’s Biggest Darkweb Market

Posted on June 13, 2019 by Dissent

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On June 12, French law enforcement arrested the three suspected administrators of the French DeepWeb Market, the largest darkweb market in France. The administrators are facing charges in connection with the drug trafficking that took place on the site and several related crimes.

Three people were detained on June 12 as part of an operation aimed at dismantling a major illegal dark web platform that sold drugs, weapons and forged documents, French news outlets reported.

This operation, the second of its kind within a year, targeted the “French Deep Web-Market” or “FDW-Market.” The market was considered one of the most prolific darkweb marketplaces in France with almost 6,000 buyers and 700 vendors.

Source: lefigaro.fr

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