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Ladybbird · 02-07-20, 11:49

Hundreds of Untouchable Gangsters Busted After Encrypted Phone Network Smashed

Daily Mirror UK, 2 JUl. 2020.

Kingpins are among hundreds of previously “untouchable” gangsters who have been snared after a global encrypted phone network was smashed.

The most “significant” investigation into organised crime ever seen in the UK has seen 746 suspects held – some described as “iconic” who have escaped justice for years.

We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

Ladybbird · 02-07-20, 13:52

UPDATE;
More Than 700 Arrested in Biggest Ever UK Operation Against Organised Crime After Encrypted Phone Network Cracked.

Police Seized £54mill in Cash and Tonnes of Drugs,Guns & a Ring Importing People into Britain

Daily Mail UK / BBC UK, 2 JUl. 2020

A total of £13million was seized in the operation, which saw £5million recovered in just one sting, the Met's largest individual seizure

A top-secret communications system used by criminals to trade drugs and guns has been "successfully penetrated", says the UK National Crime Agency.

The raids saw 14 firearms recovered, including Scorpion submachine guns and revolvers and 500 rounds of ammunition.

Footage from the dramatic raids saw armed police storm a luxury complex in the Home Counties, as well as in Birmingham and Oldham

Police have arrested more than 700 suspects, seized £54m in cash and tonnes of drugs in the UK’s “biggest and most significant” operation ever against organised crime.

Officials said previously “untouchable” kingpins who have evaded justice for decades, while enjoying “flashy” lifestyles, were among those detained.

High-level gangs, including those importing guns, drugs and people into Britain, have been targeted in a series of raids after law enforcement agencies accessed a secretive communications network.

Known as EncroChat, it was used on bespoke mobile phones that were designed to be secure against police infiltration and examination.

But in April, an international team cracked its encryption and started spying on users and harvesting their data as they carried on unawares.

“There were 60,000 users worldwide and around 10,000 users in the UK,” the National Crime Agency (NCA) said as raids continued on Thursday morning.

“The sole use was for coordinating and planning the distribution of illicit commodities, money laundering and plotting to kill rival criminals.”

The platform was infiltrated by agencies in France and the Netherlands, and shared via Europol to partners including the UK.

“Unbeknown to users, the NCA and the police have been monitoring their every move since then,” an NCA spokesperson said.

“It is the biggest and most significant operation of its kind in the UK.”

Hundreds of staff worked to analyse the data and identify EncroChat users, working through millions of messages and hundreds of thousands of images.

It resulted in 746 arrests across the UK so far, including “high-value targets” and “iconic” fugitives who had previously escaped justice.

The operation has also revealed the identities of an unknown number of corrupt police officers and employees in different law enforcement agencies.

Officials said that while police operations against gangs frequently see lower-level operatives who “get their hands dirty” arrested while those at the top remain free, EncroPhones were only used by the “middle tier upwards”.

The National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for serious organised crime, Chief Constable Steve Jupp, called the operation “an unparalleled victory against the kingpin criminals”.

“By dismantling these groups, we have saved countless lives and protected communities across the UK,” he added.

Raids have so far seen more than £54m in criminal cash seized, alongside 77 firearms and grenades, 1,800 rounds of ammunition, over two tonnes of Class A and B drugs and 28 million “street valium” pills from an illicit laboratory.

Criminals have also lost 55 high-value cars and 73 luxury watches.

As a result of the intelligence seized, police and the NCA said they had prevented more than 200 “threats to life”, by stopping rival gangs carrying out kidnappings and executions.

In London alone, 1,400 EnroChat users were found. The Metropolitan Police said the operation enabled them to foil an assassination plot in June and arrest the would-be gunman.

Scotland Yard said it had detained members of one of the “most high-harm” OCGs in the capital, adding: “The central figures of this group lead lavish lifestyles and live in multi-million pound properties with access to top of the range vehicles.
Provided by (NCA)

"They appear to be successful, respectable business people but they are dangerous individuals."

Nikki Holland, the NCA’s director of investigations, likened the infiltration to “having an inside person in every top organised crime group in the country”.

“This is the broadest and deepest ever UK operation into serious organised crime,” she added.

“This is just the start of the operation and it will be going on for a long time yet … I’d say to any criminal who uses an encrypted phone, you should be very, very worried.”

The devices were “EncroPhones” - bespoke mobiles that claimed to offer complete anonymity with a built-in secure operating system, encrypted messaging and calls, self-destructing texts and even a “panic wipe” function.

The product, priced at £1,500 for a six-month contract, attracted organised crime groups across Europe.

EncroPhones became more popular from 2017 onwards following the takedown of the rival Blackberry PGP network.

Matt Horne, deputy director of the NCA, said the EncroChat network was “completely for criminal purposes”.

He said EncroPhones had become “a requirement” for organised criminal groups involved in the importation of drugs, guns and people to the UK, as well as large-scale money laundering.
a sign on the floor: (NCA) © Provided by The Independent (NCA)

The network was used for enforcing drug debt, fighting turf wars over competing markets, making threats and planning attacks or even assassinations.

An EncroChat-enabled phone was previously used by a hitman who murdered Liverpool gangster John Kinsella in May 2018.

The Europe-wide operation against European users started in April, but Ms Holland said the timing during the coronavirus pandemic was a coincidence.

She added that it had “worked to our advantage because more criminals were at home when we came calling”, and police had greater capacity because of a drop in crime.

Police were forced to “intensify” activity on 13 June after EncroChat’s operators realised their platform had been penetrated.

“Today, we had our domain seized illegally by government entities,” read a message sent to users. “We can no longer guarantee the security of your device … you are advised to power off and physically dispose of your device immediately.”

Messages between British users that were intercepted after the alert went out included one reading: “The police are having a field day.”

“If NCA then we have a big problem,” another added.

EncroChat servers have now been shut down.

Ladybbird · 09-07-20, 08:29

Cops Uncover Secret Torture Shipping Container Sound-Proofed to Stifle Screams

UK & Dutch authorities investigating the EncroChat found the chambers equipped with dentists' chairs, handcuffs attached to the ceilings and floors, and video feeds so the cells could be watched remotely

Daily Mail UK, 9 JUL 2020

The chilling chamber was sound-proofed and contained a dentist's chair (Image: Netherlands Police)

A 'torture chamber' has been uncovered by Dutch detectives who say it is linked to a criminal underworld encrypted chat network. Authorities tipped off by Encrochat messages raided a Netherlands warehouse and found a chilling makeshift prison equipped with a dentist chair.

Detectives opened the containers to find they had been converted into cells sound-proofed to stifle prisoners' screams, authorities said.

They also found handcuffs attached to the ceilings and floors, which could be watched remotely via a video feed.

Six of the containers had been converted into makeshift prison cells.

"Suspects called the seventh container the 'treatment room',
which was very clearly meant for and prepared to torture
people," the police statement said.

When police searched the they found bags containing hedge cutters, scalpels and pliers "likely intended to torture victims or at least put them under pressure", along with the identities of potential victims.

Authorities uncovered a 'treatment' room complete with video streaming technology (Image: Netherlands Police)
The discovery was made in a warehouse on June 22 in the town of Wouwse Plantage, near the Netherlands' southern border with Belgium.

The chilling discovery was made after international investigators broke into the EncroChat network, in a bust that has sent shockwaves through the British and European organised crime world.

Six people were detained on suspicion of kidnapping and
hostage taking following the discovery at the warehouse, the Dutch national police said in a statement.

The chambers contained handcuffs fixed to the floors and ceilings (Image: Netherlands Police)

The site was found during a investigation into a 40-year-old man from The Hague suspected of drug trafficking and
plotting an execution.

Police were able to read texts sent on the encrypted
messaging app EncroChat, enabling them to follow real time
conversations between the criminals, who swapped pictures of the dental chair, the police statement said.

Officers also confiscated 24 kilograms of the drug MDMA,
police clothing, stolen vehicles and weapons, the statement added.

Authorities raid the warehouse close to Netherlands' border with Belgium (Image: Netherlands Police)

The far-reaching EncroChat investigation has led to masses of arrests throughout the UK and Europe.

The service - thought to charge users £1,500 for six-month contracts - had claimed its networks were impenetrable to investigators.

But international police forces broke into the networks and shared the data through Europol, setting into motion one of the biggest infiltrations into organised crime in recent history.

The shipping containers had been converted into a 'torture chamber' (Image: Netherlands Police)

The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) operation started in 2016 but it was only two months ago that French and Dutch law enforcement officers cracked into the furtive phone system.

Investigators were able to access the chats, secretly monitoring criminals' moves unbeknownst to them, then busting alleged murder plots and suspected drug networks.

The UK's arm of the probe, dubbed Operation Venetic, has seen 746 arrests so far over the past month, with £54 million in criminal cash seized along with 77 firearms and more than two tonnes of drugs.

Dutch Police arrested six men during their investigation (Image: Netherlands Police)

Forces say hundreds of people set to be targeted with violence have been made safe because of the breakthrough.

The NCA estimated EncroChat had around 60,000 users worldwide and around 10,000 users in the UK.

The agency said last week the sole use was for coordinating and planning the distribution of illicit commodities, money laundering and plotting to kill rival criminals.

The warehouse contained a grisly secret (Image: Netherlands Police)

On 14 June, EncroChat realised the platform had been penetrated and sent a message to its users urging them to throw away their handsets.

According to the NCA, one message from a UK user of the network wrote: “The police are having a field day.”

When the agency announced the breakthrough last week, they said police up and down the country had seized weapons including an AK47 assault rifle, sub machine guns, and hand grenades.

Detectives also seized luxury cars and watches during the raids.

02-07-20, 11:49	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,614 Thanks: 27,637 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Biggest EVER UK GLOBAL OP Find SECRET Torture Chamber/Drugs/Guns Hundreds of Untouchable Gangsters Busted After Encrypted Phone Network Smashed Daily Mirror UK, 2 JUl. 2020. Kingpins are among hundreds of previously “untouchable” gangsters who have been snared after a global encrypted phone network was smashed. The most “significant” investigation into organised crime ever seen in the UK has seen 746 suspects held – some described as “iconic” who have escaped justice for years. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,614 Thanks: 27,637 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	re: Biggest EVER UK GLOBAL OP Find SECRET Torture Chamber/Drugs/Guns UPDATE; More Than 700 Arrested in Biggest Ever UK Operation Against Organised Crime After Encrypted Phone Network Cracked. Police Seized £54mill in Cash and Tonnes of Drugs,Guns & a Ring Importing People into Britain Daily Mail UK / BBC UK, 2 JUl. 2020 A total of £13million was seized in the operation, which saw £5million recovered in just one sting, the Met's largest individual seizure A top-secret communications system used by criminals to trade drugs and guns has been "successfully penetrated", says the UK National Crime Agency. The raids saw 14 firearms recovered, including Scorpion submachine guns and revolvers and 500 rounds of ammunition. Footage from the dramatic raids saw armed police storm a luxury complex in the Home Counties, as well as in Birmingham and Oldham Police have arrested more than 700 suspects, seized £54m in cash and tonnes of drugs in the UK’s “biggest and most significant” operation ever against organised crime. Officials said previously “untouchable” kingpins who have evaded justice for decades, while enjoying “flashy” lifestyles, were among those detained. High-level gangs, including those importing guns, drugs and people into Britain, have been targeted in a series of raids after law enforcement agencies accessed a secretive communications network. Known as EncroChat, it was used on bespoke mobile phones that were designed to be secure against police infiltration and examination. But in April, an international team cracked its encryption and started spying on users and harvesting their data as they carried on unawares. “There were 60,000 users worldwide and around 10,000 users in the UK,” the National Crime Agency (NCA) said as raids continued on Thursday morning. “The sole use was for coordinating and planning the distribution of illicit commodities, money laundering and plotting to kill rival criminals.” The platform was infiltrated by agencies in France and the Netherlands, and shared via Europol to partners including the UK. “Unbeknown to users, the NCA and the police have been monitoring their every move since then,” an NCA spokesperson said. “It is the biggest and most significant operation of its kind in the UK.” Hundreds of staff worked to analyse the data and identify EncroChat users, working through millions of messages and hundreds of thousands of images. It resulted in 746 arrests across the UK so far, including “high-value targets” and “iconic” fugitives who had previously escaped justice. The operation has also revealed the identities of an unknown number of corrupt police officers and employees in different law enforcement agencies. Officials said that while police operations against gangs frequently see lower-level operatives who “get their hands dirty” arrested while those at the top remain free, EncroPhones were only used by the “middle tier upwards”. The National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for serious organised crime, Chief Constable Steve Jupp, called the operation “an unparalleled victory against the kingpin criminals”. “By dismantling these groups, we have saved countless lives and protected communities across the UK,” he added. Raids have so far seen more than £54m in criminal cash seized, alongside 77 firearms and grenades, 1,800 rounds of ammunition, over two tonnes of Class A and B drugs and 28 million “street valium” pills from an illicit laboratory. Criminals have also lost 55 high-value cars and 73 luxury watches. As a result of the intelligence seized, police and the NCA said they had prevented more than 200 “threats to life”, by stopping rival gangs carrying out kidnappings and executions. In London alone, 1,400 EnroChat users were found. The Metropolitan Police said the operation enabled them to foil an assassination plot in June and arrest the would-be gunman. Scotland Yard said it had detained members of one of the “most high-harm” OCGs in the capital, adding: “The central figures of this group lead lavish lifestyles and live in multi-million pound properties with access to top of the range vehicles. Provided by (NCA) "They appear to be successful, respectable business people but they are dangerous individuals." Nikki Holland, the NCA’s director of investigations, likened the infiltration to “having an inside person in every top organised crime group in the country”. “This is the broadest and deepest ever UK operation into serious organised crime,” she added. “This is just the start of the operation and it will be going on for a long time yet … I’d say to any criminal who uses an encrypted phone, you should be very, very worried.” The devices were “EncroPhones” - bespoke mobiles that claimed to offer complete anonymity with a built-in secure operating system, encrypted messaging and calls, self-destructing texts and even a “panic wipe” function. The product, priced at £1,500 for a six-month contract, attracted organised crime groups across Europe. EncroPhones became more popular from 2017 onwards following the takedown of the rival Blackberry PGP network. Matt Horne, deputy director of the NCA, said the EncroChat network was “completely for criminal purposes”. He said EncroPhones had become “a requirement” for organised criminal groups involved in the importation of drugs, guns and people to the UK, as well as large-scale money laundering. a sign on the floor: (NCA) © Provided by The Independent (NCA) The network was used for enforcing drug debt, fighting turf wars over competing markets, making threats and planning attacks or even assassinations. An EncroChat-enabled phone was previously used by a hitman who murdered Liverpool gangster John Kinsella in May 2018. The Europe-wide operation against European users started in April, but Ms Holland said the timing during the coronavirus pandemic was a coincidence. She added that it had “worked to our advantage because more criminals were at home when we came calling”, and police had greater capacity because of a drop in crime. Police were forced to “intensify” activity on 13 June after EncroChat’s operators realised their platform had been penetrated. “Today, we had our domain seized illegally by government entities,” read a message sent to users. “We can no longer guarantee the security of your device … you are advised to power off and physically dispose of your device immediately.” Messages between British users that were intercepted after the alert went out included one reading: “The police are having a field day.” “If NCA then we have a big problem,” another added. EncroChat servers have now been shut down. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,614 Thanks: 27,637 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Cops Find Secret Sound-Proofed Torture Container Used by SICKOS Worldwide Cops Uncover Secret Torture Shipping Container Sound-Proofed to Stifle Screams UK & Dutch authorities investigating the EncroChat found the chambers equipped with dentists' chairs, handcuffs attached to the ceilings and floors, and video feeds so the cells could be watched remotely Daily Mail UK, 9 JUL 2020 The chilling chamber was sound-proofed and contained a dentist's chair (Image: Netherlands Police) A 'torture chamber' has been uncovered by Dutch detectives who say it is linked to a criminal underworld encrypted chat network. Authorities tipped off by Encrochat messages raided a Netherlands warehouse and found a chilling makeshift prison equipped with a dentist chair. Detectives opened the containers to find they had been converted into cells sound-proofed to stifle prisoners' screams, authorities said. They also found handcuffs attached to the ceilings and floors, which could be watched remotely via a video feed. Six of the containers had been converted into makeshift prison cells. "Suspects called the seventh container the 'treatment room', which was very clearly meant for and prepared to torture people," the police statement said. When police searched the they found bags containing hedge cutters, scalpels and pliers "likely intended to torture victims or at least put them under pressure", along with the identities of potential victims. Authorities uncovered a 'treatment' room complete with video streaming technology (Image: Netherlands Police) The discovery was made in a warehouse on June 22 in the town of Wouwse Plantage, near the Netherlands' southern border with Belgium. The chilling discovery was made after international investigators broke into the EncroChat network, in a bust that has sent shockwaves through the British and European organised crime world. Six people were detained on suspicion of kidnapping and hostage taking following the discovery at the warehouse, the Dutch national police said in a statement. The chambers contained handcuffs fixed to the floors and ceilings (Image: Netherlands Police) The site was found during a investigation into a 40-year-old man from The Hague suspected of drug trafficking and plotting an execution. Police were able to read texts sent on the encrypted messaging app EncroChat, enabling them to follow real time conversations between the criminals, who swapped pictures of the dental chair, the police statement said. Officers also confiscated 24 kilograms of the drug MDMA, police clothing, stolen vehicles and weapons, the statement added. Authorities raid the warehouse close to Netherlands' border with Belgium (Image: Netherlands Police) The far-reaching EncroChat investigation has led to masses of arrests throughout the UK and Europe. The service - thought to charge users £1,500 for six-month contracts - had claimed its networks were impenetrable to investigators. But international police forces broke into the networks and shared the data through Europol, setting into motion one of the biggest infiltrations into organised crime in recent history. The shipping containers had been converted into a 'torture chamber' (Image: Netherlands Police) The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) operation started in 2016 but it was only two months ago that French and Dutch law enforcement officers cracked into the furtive phone system. Investigators were able to access the chats, secretly monitoring criminals' moves unbeknownst to them, then busting alleged murder plots and suspected drug networks. The UK's arm of the probe, dubbed Operation Venetic, has seen 746 arrests so far over the past month, with £54 million in criminal cash seized along with 77 firearms and more than two tonnes of drugs. Dutch Police arrested six men during their investigation (Image: Netherlands Police) Forces say hundreds of people set to be targeted with violence have been made safe because of the breakthrough. The NCA estimated EncroChat had around 60,000 users worldwide and around 10,000 users in the UK. The agency said last week the sole use was for coordinating and planning the distribution of illicit commodities, money laundering and plotting to kill rival criminals. The warehouse contained a grisly secret (Image: Netherlands Police) On 14 June, EncroChat realised the platform had been penetrated and sent a message to its users urging them to throw away their handsets. According to the NCA, one message from a UK user of the network wrote: “The police are having a field day.” When the agency announced the breakthrough last week, they said police up and down the country had seized weapons including an AK47 assault rifle, sub machine guns, and hand grenades. Detectives also seized luxury cars and watches during the raids. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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