Podcasts about operation trojan shield

Ett hus i Olshammar synas ända in i kakelfogarna av kriminalinspektör Jinghede och hennes kollegor. Bevis samlas, tejp lossas och mängder av digitala spår säkras. Pengar, vapen och knark tas i beslag och 100 mord kan avvärjas när Operation Trojan Shield sätter klorna i de grova busarna. Lena är upprörd och har funnit svaret på gåtan med gräsänder som har pyttesmå pommes i mungipan, något som Anna finner vansinnigt roligt.

Grannarna i den lilla bruksorten Olshammar reagerar på den märkliga renoveringen av det grå huset. De anar inte att det finns en amfetaminfabrik i källaren och att FBI zoomar in huset på kartan. Nya avsnitt från P3 Dokumentär hittar du först i Sveriges Radio Play. De som renoverar och snickrar på huset hejar glatt och bjuder grannarna på fikabröd. Men nere i källaren bakom förtäckta fönster jobbar de med helt andra saker. Där styr amfetaminkocken över arbetet. De kokar och paketerar kilovis med amfetamin som körs ut till knarkkunder runtom i landet. Men polisen är dem på spåren. På en parkering vid ett köpcentrum i Örebro möts två kurirer och kartonger med 60 kilo amfetamin byter händer mitt framför ögonen på polisens spanare. Samma kväll stormar polisen huset i Olshammar och amfetaminfabriken är satt ur spel.Huvudmännen, tre grovt kriminella män, tycks klara sig undan. De tror att de sitter säkert. De kallar sig Firman och skryter om sina brottsmeriter när de skriver i krypterade s.k. Anom-telefoner:“Vi är professionella narkotikahandlare, detta är ingen hobby för oss. Vi har 50 års fängelse mellan oss i Firman tillsammans.”I hemlighet följer FBI-agenter och en polis på NOA allt de skriver och en juninatt 2021 förbereds för en historisk polisräd. Vid gryningen ska Firman åka fast. Medverkande: Ted Esplund - poliskommissarie underrättelseenheten NOA.Andreas Börjesson - utredningsledare Örebropolisen.Karin Lindell - chefsåklagare Örebro.Jack Melkemichel - försvarsadvokat.Anna Jinghede Sundwall - kriminaltekniker.Rigge, Inger, Hans & Annika - grannar i Olshammar. En dokumentär av: Pernilla Wadebäck / Tredje Statsmakten Media. Producent: Lars Truedson / Tredje Statsmakten Media.Exekutiv producent: Markus Alfredsson / Sveriges Radio. Dokumentären är producerad 2023.

Idag släpps en ny P3 Dokumentär: Amfetaminfabriken och operation Trojan Shield. Nya avsnitt från P3 Dokumentär hittar du först i Sveriges Radio Play. Grannarna i den lilla bruksorten Olshammar reagerar på den märkliga renoveringen av det grå huset. De anar inte att det finns en amfetaminfabrik i källaren – och att FBI zoomar in huset på kartan.

ANOM, en app som skapades 2018 i hemlighet av FBI, massövervakade miljontals meddelanden från tusentals svenska medborgare i Operation Trojan Shield. Ett par år senare avlyssnades över 100 miljoner meddelanden, hundratusentals bilder och 60 000 människor genom kommunikationstjänsten EncroChat. I samma veva avlyssnades den tredje kommunikationstjänsten Sky ECC i en massövervakning som har samlat så många skickade meddelanden, video, bilder och dokument mellan medborgare i Sverige och Europa att myndighetspersonal i hela EU inte kommer hinna undersöka materialet under en hel livstid.   Operationerna har nästan uteslutande beskrivits som framgångsrika kampanjer mot brottsligheten i Europa. Men hur har allting gått till när enskilda myndighetspersoner i Sverige har gett främmande stater fria händer att läsa svenska medborgares kommunikation? Var det lagligt? Har regler kringgåtts? Hur påverkar det oskyldiga människors integritet? Vilka är dom som har övervakats men inte åtalats? Har skyddade yrkesgrupper som journalister eller poltiker varit del av massavlyssningen? Och varför har operationerna inte granskats trots kritik från sakkunniga experter? Har det handlat om pragmatisk, inkompetens eller är andra makter i spel? Thomas har en uppfattning att det finns starka intressen som helst lägger locket på.   Thomas Olsson är en av Sveriges bästa försvarsadvokater och har haft några av landets mest kända fall senaste 30 åren som Thomas Quick, Al-Barakat, Fallet Kevin och Martin Schibbye & Johan Perssons i Etiopien. Thomas ingår i ett nätverk av europeiska advokater som kritiserat och undersökt lagligheten i operationerna. Han gästar loungen för att prata ingående om det och den missinformation som florerat i media kring tillvägagångsätten.   Just nu diskuteras också "Chat Control", ett lagförslag i Europaparlamentet, som kan möjliggöra den största massövervakningen någonsin på 500 miljoner europeiska medborgare. Om lagen vinner lagakraft skulle det innebära ett paradigmskifte i hur europeiska länder förhåller sig till människors personliga integritet och fri- och rättigheter på internet. Det väcker ytterligare frågor. Hur ska svenskar förhålla sig till detta? Hur påverkar det vanliga medborgares yttrande- och åsiktsfrihet? Riskerar det att öka journalisters, politikers, NGO:s, advokaters och forskares nivå av självcensur?   Ett otroligt intressant samtal med en av Sveriges vassaste advokater om ett ämne som blir allt viktigare i vanliga människors liv. Nu när meddelandetjänster, sociala medier, internet- och molnlagring, mobilen och AI blivit en oundviklig del av allas vardag.   Sprida gärna avsnittet okrypterat och okontrollerat, till vänner familj och okända, på alla sociala medier och meddelandetjänster du kan hitta.   Det här är inte hela avsnittet. Vill du få tillgång till hela avsnittet, före alla andra och helt reklamfritt, behöver du bli betalande prenumerant på Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/taimaz ❤️ Tack för ditt stöd! ❤️ Du kan också ge stöd på Swish: 0761 401 401 Mer info på https://www.loungepodden.se Följ Taimaz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taimazghaffari/ Linkedin: https://se.linkedin.com/in/taimaz-ghaffari-22789b21 Youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLKiCeQSPOfRmhXA_1m9M2A    

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The Anom was the holy grail of dark, illegal communication: a mobile phone that could send encrypted messages, and even included a secret Kill-Switch to foil attempts by law enforcement agents to get to its contents. Thousands of criminals used the Anom, certain that they were completely safe from the police... They were wrong.

Taking down an international criminal ring isn't easy. They often rely on sophisticated technology to thwart investigators. That same technology was used to take down hundreds of thousands of criminals. In this episode I speak with Tom Whalen, a former Special Agent with the FBI. For the first time, he is discussing Operation Trojan Shield and how the FBI, and other international agencies, used the criminal's technology against them. It should be noted that Tom received permission to discuss this case.   In this episode you'll discover: Who and what are transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) What technology were the criminals using How the FBI ended up in possession of the technology How it was used against the criminals Why it's important to question the technology we use – who has access to what information Additional information on this episode is on our website kerskie.com

We were going to talk about the rise in violence on Friday given the incident in Auckland that saw some oik hold a gun to the head of two members of the public after stealing a car from a local car dealership - before we were overwhelmed with stories from farmers and their supporters heading to rallies around the country - and the sad thing is I knew it would only be a matter of time before the topic was in the news again.Another weekend. Another weekend of aggravated assaults, and attacks on police, and liquor stores being robbed, and the rates of gun crime last year being the highest in nearly ten years.And this from a Government that is trying desperately to nurture people and raise them up and from a police commissioner who wants to take a collaborative approach to offending, and who says we can't arrest our way out of the gang problem. And he may well be right.There has to be a two-pronged approach to gangs - I've always said that if kids choose to join a gang, it says more about how ghastly the place they came from is than how attractive the gang is. But according to the same police commissioner, violent criminal behaviour directed at police is ramping up like never before.Andrew Coster's comments came in the wake of the latest assault on police which left an officer with minor injuries. He said policing has always been a dangerous job but there has been an escalation in offenders' willingness to use violence towards police. He said he was unable to put his finger on the reason but he said generally, offenders who attack police are not making the sort of sound decisions that a sober person would.A caller to the show last week wondered if the huge drug bust New Zealand police were involved in, Operation Trojan Shield, could have seen drugs dry up on the street and that might be the reason for rising anger and violence on our streets but really - is mano a mano violence begets violence doesn't work and kindness and compassion doesn't work, what do we have left?

In this episode, Mason Wilder, CFE, ACFE Senior Research Specialist, and Mandy Moody, CFE, ACFE Communications Manager, discuss the "sting of the century." Operation Trojan Shield was a collaboration between the U.S. FBI and DEA, the Swedish and Australian police, Europol and other global organizations to infiltrate an encrypted chat platform. The operation led to 800 arrests, 700 house searches, the seizure of drugs and firearms, and an ongoing list of money laundering revelations.

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Idén föds över en öl. FBI ska lura kriminella att använda byråns egna krypterade app. Några år senare grips hundratals kriminella världen över. Inte minst i Sverige. Det är en tidig morgon i Sverige, måndag den 7 juni. Runt om i landet förbereder sig åklagare och poliser på tillslaget med stort T. Men att man är del i ett större sammanhang är hemligt. Informationen hålls tajt och först i efterhand förstår många hur stort det hela är. Över 150 personer grips i den stora insatsen och nu står Sverige inför ett vägval vad gäller övervakning och avlyssning. P3 Krim handlar denna vecka om FBI:s hemliga operation och svenskarna som fastnade i polisens nät. Programledare: Evalisa Wallin Viktor Ahldén   Medverkande: Emil Eisersjö, sektionschef vid underättelseenheten på NOA Lisa dos Santos, åklagare Sara Leckner, universitetslektor på institutionen för datavetenskap och medieteknik på Malmö universitet. Producent: Viktor Papini Reporter: Lova Nyqvist Sköld Ljudtekniker: Johan Hörnqvist Kontakt: p3krim@sverigesradio.se Tipstelefon: 0734-61 29 15

Idén föds över en öl. FBI ska lura kriminella att använda byråns egna krypterade app. Några år senare grips hundratals kriminella världen över. Inte minst i Sverige. Det är en tidig morgon i Sverige, måndag den 7 juni. Runt om i landet förbereder sig åklagare och poliser på tillslaget med stort T. Men att man är del i ett större sammanhang är hemligt. Informationen hålls tajt och först i efterhand förstår många hur stort det hela är. Över 150 personer grips i den stora insatsen och nu står Sverige inför ett vägval vad gäller övervakning och avlyssning. P3 Krim handlar denna vecka om FBI:s hemliga operation och svenskarna som fastnade i polisens nät. Programledare: Evalisa Wallin Viktor Ahldén   Medverkande: Emil Eisersjö, sektionschef vid underättelseenheten på NOA Lisa dos Santos, åklagare Sara Leckner, universitetslektor på institutionen för datavetenskap och medieteknik på Malmö universitet. Producent: Viktor Papini Reporter: Lova Nyqvist Sköld Ljudtekniker: Johan Hörnqvist Kontakt: p3krim@sverigesradio.se Tipstelefon: 0734-61 29 15

In dieser Folge sprechen Agnieszka und Alexander über das Thema Cyberkriminalität, jedoch einmal mit Erfolgsmeldungen von Ermittlungsbehörden. Zudem: Der große Erfolg von Operation „Trojan Shield“ und wie Quantencomputing mit Ver- bzw. Entschlüsselungsmöglichkeiten zusammenhängt. Weiters geht es um das potentielle Risiko von Bitcoin als legales Zahlungsmittel, die Geschäftsmodelle der Neobroker, den Unicorn-Status von Scalable Capital, die geplante Expansion von N26, Identifikation per Apple Watch und wie Facebook sich mit einem eigenen Wearable positionieren will, den Streik bei Gorillas und die Probleme beim südkoreanischen Amazon-Pendant Coupang sowie um Taobao, die chinesische Livestream-Shopping-Plattform für Influencer. --- Die Themen der Folge 123: --- • Cybercrime: Ermittlungsbehörden schlagen zurück https://www.zeit.de/digital/internet/2021-06/ransomware-netwalker-schadsoftware-erpressung-fbi-kriminalitaet/komplettansicht https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/07/politics/colonial-pipeline-ransomware-recovered/index.html • Die Operation „Trojan Shield“ gegen organisiertes Verbrechen https://www.vice.com/en/article/akgkwj/operation-trojan-shield-anom-fbi-secret-phone-network https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/08/world/australia/operation-trojan-horse-anom.html • Quatencomputing und die Allianz für Quantenforschung https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/unternehmen/qutac-industrie-schliesst-allianz-fuer-quantenforschung-17381313.html https://hbr.org/podcast/2021/04/making-quantum-computers-a-commercial-reality https://hbr.org/podcast/2021/02/building-a-quantum-computer-with-light • Die “Zentralbank der Notenbanken” zum Risiko von Bitcoin https://buff.ly/2TywAyg • Geschäftsmodelle von Neobrokern unter der Lupe https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-20/no-fee-brokers-reviewed-by-eu-for-possible-conflicts-of-interest https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-02-05/robinhood-gamestop-saga-pressures-payment-for-order-flow • Scalable Capital wird zum Unicorn und die Expansion von N26 https://www.faz.net/aktuell/finanzen/fintech-scalable-capital-aus-muenchen-ueberzeugt-tencent-17379118.html • Mit Fintech-Beteiligung zum Gewinn: Commerzbank und das Startup Marqeta https://www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/commerzbank-boersengaenge-wagniskapital-marqeta-1.5315724 • Klarna wird nach Stripe zum wertvollsten Fintech https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/10/fintech-giant-klarna-raises-639m-at-a-45-6b-valuation/ • Epic vs. Apple-Prozess: Erste Konsequenzen im App Store, Facetime auf Android https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/11/22528701/apple-rank-own-app-over-competitor-files-dropbox-wwdc-2017 https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/08/tech/apple-android-facetime-imessage/index.html • Apple Watch soll zur allgemeinen Zutrittskarte überallhin werden https://www.fastcompany.com/90646231/apple-watch-wallet-id-car-key • Facebook bringt Wearable https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/9/22526266/facebook-smartwatch-two-cameras-heart-rate-monitor • Coupang: Das südkoreanische KI-Amazon mit gnadenlosen Deadlines https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/06/09/1025884/coupang-amazon-labor-costs-worker-death/ • Streik bei Gorillas https://www.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/fahrer-legen-lagerhaus-in-berlin-lahm-lederer-unterstuetzt-arbeitskampf-beim-millionen-start-up-gorillas/27272278.html https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/unternehmen/streiks-bei-gorillas-weshalb-mitarbeiter-die-lagerhaeuser-blockieren-17386682.html • Covid-19, Taiwan und Chipmangel https://www.ft.com/content/ce18b201-551c-4fb6-bd82-766e4d453dbc • Taobao: Influencer- Livestream-Shopping-Plattform aus China https://www.protocol.com/china/china-livestream-queen-beijing --- » Weitere Infos, Kontakt und alle Podcasts: https://zurueckzurzukunft.creativeconstruction.de/ --- » Feedback, Anregungen und Wünsche an: podcast@zurueckzurzukunft.de

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In this episode of the Stratfor Essentail Geopolitics podcast from RANE, Emily Donahue speaks with Sam Lichtenstein, who is Stratfor director of global security analysts at RANE. A joint sting operation managed by Australia and the U.S. netted hundreds of arrests of organized crime figures. Australia called it a watershed moment. Interpol described it as the "biggest ever law enforcement operation against encrypted communication". Lichtenstein explains the lessons learned and why even a hugely successful operation may have limited effect on organized crime. Sign Up for the Free Stratfor Newsletter from RANE. Receive the Latest Geopolitical Insights From our Team of Expert Analysts.

A Mongrel Mob Waikato leader claims three members charged with serious drug offences are outliers in the chapter. The trio were arrested on Monday, along with 35 others, following 37 police raids as part an FBI-led operation. Operation Trojan Shield has netted hundreds of alleged criminals across the globe after they were caught using a messaging app secretly created and monitored by law enforcement. Paula Ormsby is a member of Waikato-based Mongrel Mob Kingdom and leads its first women's chapter. Police say three Waikato mob members are implicated in Operation Trojan Shield, despite the chapter insisting it's not involved in drug dealing. Our reporter Nick Truebridge asked Paula Ormsby how she explains that contradiction.

Den 7 juni 2021 slår poliser till över hela världen. Över 800 misstänkta grips, varav 155 personer med koppling till Sverige. Det visar sig att FBI gillrat en avlyssningsfälla och kunnat följa kriminella chattar i realtid. Dokumentären skildrar det som hände i samband med och efter de omfattande polisinsatser och gripanden som skedde den 7 juni 2021. Dokumentären färdigställdes den 11 juni 2021. Ljuden i dokumentären är hämtade från SVT, Sveriges radio, Europols presskonferens, och Aftonbladet TV. Dokumentären är gjord av Johanna Heed och producerad av Dennis Jörnmark i juni 2021. Slutmixen gjordes av Jan-Olof Leandersson.

Den 7 juni 2021 slår poliser till över hela världen. Över 800 misstänkta grips, varav 155 personer med koppling till Sverige. Det visar sig att FBI gillrat en avlyssningsfälla och kunnat följa kriminella chattar i realtid. Dokumentären skildrar det som hände i samband med och efter de omfattande polisinsatser och gripanden som skedde den 7 juni 2021. Dokumentären färdigställdes den 11 juni 2021. Ljuden i dokumentären är hämtade från SVT, Sveriges radio, Europols presskonferens, och Aftonbladet TV. Dokumentären är gjord av Johanna Heed och producerad av Dennis Jörnmark i juni 2021. Slutmixen gjordes av Jan-Olof Leandersson.

This week on Playback. Sure they were all it – political parties defend the practice of the posing pollster. Eavesdropping on organized crime with Operation Trojan Shield. And just why are poets so popular in June? All on Playback presented by Sinéad Mooney.

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A global watchdog for money laundering and terrorist financing has found New Zealand's police do a good job of seizing proceeds of crime. But it did find several shortcomings in their Financial Intelligence Unit, saying it could be more proactive and needs better analytical tools. The unit played a key role in Operation Trojan Shield earlier this week, which resulted in the arrests of 35 people, who have been charged with more than 900 offences. Police reporter Ben Strang told me more about the report.

10 juni. I kölvattnet av Operation Trojan Shield lyfts avlyssning som ett sätt att möta kriminaliteten. Hur står sig fördelarna mot riskerna? Jesper Sandström diskuterar med Erik Lakomaa, forskare vid HHS, Johan Hedin och Johan Forssell, rättspolitiska talespersoner för C respektive M.

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A global watchdog for money laundering and terrorist financing has found New Zealand's police do a good job of seizing proceeds of crime. But it did find several shortcomings in their Financial Intelligence Unit, saying it could be more proactive and needs better analytical tools. The unit played a key role in Operation Trojan Shield earlier this week, which resulted in the arrests of 35 people, who have been charged with more than 900 offences. Police reporter Ben Strang told me more about the report.

SentinelOne attributes the cyberespionage campaign against Russia's FSB to Chinese services. President Biden replaces his predecessor's bans on TikTok and WeChat with a process of engagement, security reviews, and data protection. More on the FBI-led Operation Trojan Shield. Privateering, again. NATO's Article 5 in cyberspace. Joe Carrigan weighs in on recent high profile cyber incidents. Our guest is Shashi Kiran from Aryaka on their 2021 State of the WAN report. And notes on Patch Tuesday.  For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news brief: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/10/110

Tio stoppade mord och 155 personer gripna i Sverige. Det är resultatet av den internationella operationen som kallas för ”Trojan Shield”. Allt började 2019 när FBI i hemlighet skapade chattverktyget Anom, för att komma åt den organiserade brottsligheten. Över 27 miljoner meddelanden ska ha skickats - alla övervakade av polisen. Det här har lett till att tonvis med narkotika och miljontals kronor i olika valutor har beslagtagits. Men också gripandet av 800 personer runt om i världen. Vad innebär ”Trojan Shield” för den svenska polisen, det internationella samarbetet och de kriminella nätverken? Det här pratar vi om i det här avsnittet av Aftonbladet Daily. Gäst: Oisín Cantwell, nyhetskolumnist och senior reporter på Aftonbladet. Programledare: Jenny Ågren.

Operation Trojan Shield has put gangs under the microscope again this week.The question remains, how do we get people out of the gang lifestyle?Billy Macfarlane is a former drug lord who has completely changed his life around, and now runs an offender rehabilitation programme in Rotorua and he told Kate Hawkesby a lot of young gang members could be prevented from entering that life if they had someone show them the negative impacts.“I'd like to see a lot of the older, ex-gang members step forward and promote the problems that exist inside of that lifestyle.”LISTEN ABOVE 

Vi pratar om den hittills största insatsen mot kriminella nätverk i svensk kriminalhistoria, operation Trojan Shield och appen anom. Dejan Kulusevski och det svenska herrlandslaget har inte bara drabbats av covid utan även av bedrövliga kostymer, vi ringer modeexperten Daniel Lindström. Liberalernas partiledare Nyamko Sabuni gästar och pratar bland annat om liberalernas krissiffror, splittringen inom partiet och såklart om Snabba Cash, efter Alexander Abdallahs instastory-kritik. Programledare: Kodjo Akolor, David Druid och Katherine Zimmerman.

More than 800 criminal suspects in 18 nations, including the US, were duped into using an FBI-monitored encryption app to plan their crimes, resulting in a massive organized crime takedown. As Washington Times Justice Department reporter Jeff Mordock reports, authorities in New Zealand, Australia, Europe and the US announced the results of Operation Trojan Shield in separate press conferences across the globe. Also, as Jeff reports, the Justice Department announced this week it will now require all federal agents to wear body cameras, reversing a longstanding ban and giving a victory to police accountability activists. Jeff explains to Andy how that will work, why they initially prevented it and where the policy goes from here.

The FBI-led operation that saw the arrests of top gang members in New Zealand is tipped to put almost no dent in the high use of methamphetamine. So far, New Zealand police have arrested 35 people, including senior members of the Comancheros, the Waikato Mongrel Mob and the Head Hunters. Nine hundred charges have been laid and three point seven million dollars worth of assets seized. The police work here forms part of Operation Trojan Shield - a global effort that saw criminals conned into using an messaging app secretly run by the FBI. Jean Bell filed this report.

An FBI-led operation that resulted in the arrests of several top gang members in New Zealand continued overnight, resulting in the arrests of more than 800 people across the globe. So far, New Zealand police have arrested 35 people as part of Operation Trojan Shield, including senior members of the Comancheros, the Waikato Mongrel Mob and the Head Hunters. Nine hundred charges have been laid and three point seven million dollars worth of assets seized. A spokesperson for the Waikato Mongrel Mob, Louise Hutchinson, says their chapter has been unfairly targetted. The Unversity of Canterbury's director of criminal justice, Jarrod Gilbert, isn't convinced there will be a long term effect on supply. He thinks other drug traffickers will soon come to meet the market. Detective Superintendent Greg Williams led the New Zealand arm of the operation. He spoke to Guyon Espiner.

A major international sting has resulted in 35 arrests and $3.7 million in assets seized in New Zealand, and is being described as "illicit globalisation".More than 900 charges have been laid as part of Operation Trojan Shield, with arrest warrants put into effect across New Zealand yesterday.The operation employed tricking criminals into communicating via an FBI encrypted app, called ANOM .Detective Superintendent Greg Williams says he can't thank the FBI enough.He says New Zealand is a small country and we have to build Five Eyes relationships with partners across the world - because of their capability for stunning work.He told Heather du Plessis-Allan that it is a "significant" operation. "Across the world, Operation Trojan Shield will have a massive impact across trans-national crime."One of the operations has been running since 2018. Across the ditch, Australian Police have seized more than $45 million in cash and assets, along with 400 firearms.More than 200 people have been arrested.LISTEN ABOVE 

The head has been knocked off a drug importing beast. That's the take of a gang expert, after New Zealand police carried out raids across the North Island as part of an international sting led by the FBI. So far, 35 people have been arrested, including senior members of the Comancheros, the Waikato Mongrel Mob and the Head Hunters. About 900 charges have been laid and $3.7 million-worth of assets seized - including two boats and more than $1 million in cash. Criminals have also been netted across the globe in what's been called Operation Trojan Shield - after police tricked them into communicating on an app run by the FBI. Jarrod Gilbert, who's the Director of Criminal Justice at the University of Canterbury, reckons gang members will be on edge.

There are suggestions a global sting will shake the psyche of organised crime.Operation Trojan Shield, involving 16 countries, has resulted in the arrest of senior gang members in New Zealand, Australia and other countries.More than 900 charges have been laid here against 35 people.The operation employed tricking alleged criminals into communicating via an FBI encrypted app, called ANOM.Herald senior reporter Jared Savage, the author of Gangland, told Kate Hawkesby those involved in organised crime would have seen encrypted communications as impossible to get into.“Now it's been shown that, there's essentially been an 18-month, long-game trick played on them. I think it will really make people a bit paranoid, there will be people going to ground for a wee while.”LISTEN ABOVE

AMONG the headlines for Tuesday, 8 June, 2021, Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr James Masing said today that internet accessibility is almost non-existent in remote longhouses and villages, therefore, the Ministry of Health (MoH) personnel had began vaccinating rural residents in Kapit when they turned up at the COVID-19 vaccination centre without prior registration yesterday. Also, the Australian police today revealed that more than 200 members of the country's mafia and bikie underworld have been charged in the nation's largest-ever crime sting. Operation Trojan Shield by the FBI, is part of a three-year collaboration between the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), underworld figures were tricked into communicating via an encrypted app designed by police. Listen to the top stories of the day, reporting from Astro AWANI newsroom — all in 3-minutes. We bring you the headlines, weekdays at 5 pm. Stay informed on astroawani.com for these news and more.

A global sting operation coordinated by the FBI

The FBI-led operation that saw the arrests of top gang members in New Zealand is tipped to put almost no dent in the high use of methamphetamine. So far, New Zealand police have arrested 35 people, including senior members of the Comancheros, the Waikato Mongrel Mob and the Head Hunters. Nine hundred charges have been laid and three point seven million dollars worth of assets seized. The police work here forms part of Operation Trojan Shield - a global effort that saw criminals conned into using an messaging app secretly run by the FBI. Jean Bell filed this report.

An FBI-led operation that resulted in the arrests of several top gang members in New Zealand continued overnight, resulting in the arrests of more than 800 people across the globe. So far, New Zealand police have arrested 35 people as part of Operation Trojan Shield, including senior members of the Comancheros, the Waikato Mongrel Mob and the Head Hunters. Nine hundred charges have been laid and three point seven million dollars worth of assets seized. A spokesperson for the Waikato Mongrel Mob, Louise Hutchinson, says their chapter has been unfairly targetted. The Unversity of Canterbury's director of criminal justice, Jarrod Gilbert, isn't convinced there will be a long term effect on supply. He thinks other drug traffickers will soon come to meet the market. Detective Superintendent Greg Williams led the New Zealand arm of the operation. He spoke to Guyon Espiner.

The net has fallen over several senior gang members today, charged with a myriad of drug and money laundering offences. Police are calling it the world's most sophisticated law enforcement action against organised crime. The FBI-led Operation Trojan Shield has resulted in 37 raids across the North Island. So far, 35 people - including senior Comancheros, Mongrel Mob Waikato and Headhunters members - have been charged. Police have seized $3.7 million in assets so far, including 12 vehicles and two vessels, as well as nine kilograms of methamphetamine and four firearms. Our reporter Nick Truebridge and cameraman Nick Monro have the story.

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