A young man arrested by German law enforcement authorities for trying to buy a machine gun from the dark web. When the investigators searched for his apartment, they discovered more than 50 million euros of fragmentation and found enough amounts of narcotics. The protesters are facing serious charges.
Recently, the police and public prosecutor announced the arrest of an 18-year-old man from the Hansfret area, who tried to buy a machine gun, which is considered to be a weapon of war in Germany, from the dark web.
Investigators of this case are managed by experts from Brewwari State Criminal Police Office (LKA). Police officers are responsible for trafficking illegal arms and monitoring crimes related to the war zone. Operation is carried out at the instruction of the headquarters of Bayer's Cybercrime Headquarters and the Public Prosecutor's Office of Bamberg. The arrival of the police was held on August 3 at Hansft. Law enforcement authorities announced the arrest on 18 August 18. Investigators suspect that the suspects tried to buy a machine gun from the dark web.
According to police, $ 1800 for an 18-year-old weapon, which he sent to a dark vendor. However, since the defendant was quickly identified, there is a chance that the dealer was a secret police officer. Police say that an 18-year-old buyer uses the pseudonym to purchase, investigators are still able to identify him and find his true location.
In search of his apartment, the Bavarian State Criminal Police Officer's officials found nine false 50 Euro bills, a fake driving license, a substantial amount of mischief, as well as various objects which are prohibited by arms law.
A machine gun's attempt to purchase weapons is a crime under arms control law. The accused has also faced a severe punishment for keeping the fake Euro bill in his apartment.
On 4th August, at the request of the Baier Cyber Crowe Central Office, law enforcement authorities issued a search warrant to the 18-year-old house.
A spokesman for Bamberg's Public Prosecutor's office said, "According to the current state of the law, there is no indication for any terrorists or extremist backgrounds."
Since January 1, 2015, Bavaria's Cyber Crime Central Office is working as the headquarters of the government prosecutor's office in Bamberg. This central office is responsible for investigating outstanding crimes in cybercrime, the law enforcement press release details. Cybercrime central office investigators work with the help of appropriate Bavarian police officers, for example in the case of attacks on major industries or cycled criminal cases. The police also said that even if a deep knowledge of dark web and technology is needed, the Office of the Public Prosecutor of Bamberg is still working to prosecute the criminals.