The Swedish download portal The Pirate Bay remains inaccessible from the raid yesterday in Stockholm by police in a center with various internet servers, suspecting that copyright was infringed.
As reported today citing local media Swedish prosecution, the raid was carried out throughout yesterday and police seized several computers and servers.
popular video-sharing and downloading files remained locked in Swedish rule.
On November 4 one of the founders of “The Pirate Bay”, Hans Fredrik Lennart Neij, convicted five years ago in Sweden a crime of hacking, was arrested in northern Thailand
The Swedish hacker, 36, known as Tiamo, was convicted in 2009 in Stockholm to one year in prison for a crime against the law of Copyright by Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Peter Sunde and Carl Lundström, also founders of the website.
Warg, 30 and known as “Anakata” was not presented to the trial of appeal and fled to Cambodia, where he was arrested and extradited to Sweden in 2012.
After serving his sentence, Warg was extradited to Denmark, where he is sentenced to three and a half years in prison for hacking the company that hosts multiple records
Source: La Vanguardia
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