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5 Feb 2019 [ Police Legislation ]
A man who was jailed for 22 months in July 2018 for selling streaming device that allowed thousands of buyers to watch premium Sky TV content illegally has been ordered to pay back more than £40,000 (€45,600). Glenn Burrows, of North Walsham in the east of England, made more than £400,000 by selling the devices, which allowed customers to view Sky without a valid subscription. At his trial he admitted encouraging or assisting the commission of an offence under the Fraud Act, as well as money laundering through selling devices. He reappeared in court on February 4th for a confiscation hearing to recover some of the proceeds of the operation.
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5 Feb 2019 [ Police Legislation ]
A man who was jailed for 22 months in July 2018 for selling streaming device that allowed thousands of buyers to watch premium Sky TV content illegally has been ordered to pay back more than £40,000 (€45,600). Glenn Burrows, of North Walsham in the east of England, made more than £400,000 by selling the devices, which allowed customers to view Sky without a valid subscription. At his trial he admitted encouraging or assisting the commission of an offence under the Fraud Act, as well as money laundering through selling devices. He reappeared in court on February 4th for a confiscation hearing to recover some of the proceeds of the operation.
Read the full article here...