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@ 2016/04/27Inspector Knacker of the Rotterdam Yard has fingered the collar of the owner of Ennetcom, a provider of encrypted communications.
Inspector Knacker seems to think that the business is being used for organised crime and shut it down.
Rotterdam judges ordered that Danny Manupassa should be held for 14 days during an ongoing investigation. Prosecutors said he is suspected of money laundering and illegal weapons possession.
“Police and prosecutors believe that they have captured the largest encrypted network used by organized crime in the Netherlands,” prosecutors said in a statement.
Ennetcom said in a statement on its website that the company had been forced to “suspend all operations and services for the time being.”
“Ennetcom regrets this course of events and insinuations towards Ennetcom. It should be clear that Ennetcom stands for freedom of privacy,” the company said.
Inspector Knacker seems to think that the business is being used for organised crime and shut it down.
Rotterdam judges ordered that Danny Manupassa should be held for 14 days during an ongoing investigation. Prosecutors said he is suspected of money laundering and illegal weapons possession.
“Police and prosecutors believe that they have captured the largest encrypted network used by organized crime in the Netherlands,” prosecutors said in a statement.
Ennetcom said in a statement on its website that the company had been forced to “suspend all operations and services for the time being.”
“Ennetcom regrets this course of events and insinuations towards Ennetcom. It should be clear that Ennetcom stands for freedom of privacy,” the company said.
