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Two members of QQAAZZ money-laundering group for cybercriminals plead guilty in Pittsburgh

Posted on August 6, 2021 by Dissent

Torsten Ove reports:

Two Latvian members of the international money-laundering operation for cybercriminals called QQAAZZ have pleaded guilty in federal court in Pittsburgh, the U.S. attorney said Friday.

Arturs Zaherevics, who was extradited to Pittsburgh from London, pleaded guilty Friday to conspiracy to launder money.

Aleksejs Trofimovics, extradited here from Latvia, had pleaded guilty on July 13.

Read more on Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.


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