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British man, 20, appears in court in Rotterdam in dark web probe

Posted on October 9, 2024 by Dissent

Dutch News reports:

A 20-year-old Englishman appeared in court in Rotterdam on Tuesday for his role in setting up and running a dark web marketplace named Bohemia.

Finlay H, who was just 17 when he became embroiled in the website, was arrested at Schiphol airport this summer. He was in court for a procedural hearing and was remanded in custody for a further period.

H, who was born in London, is one of two men arrested so far in connection with running the website. An Irish national, said by Dutch police to be the other of the two website admins, was also arrested in Ireland this summer.

Read more at DutchNews.nl.

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