Police News

Manitobans are increasingly falling victim to a variety of cryptocurrency scams.

Over the last two years, U.K. police forces reported 562 total accounts of blackmail in which hackers demanded Bitcoin.

While some countries are selling bitcoins confiscated through law enforcement actions, Finland is in no hurry to decide what to do with its seized BTC.

The Dutch Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation Service arrested two men for allegedly laundering money with cryptocurrencies.

Interpol helped curtail cryptojacking malware that affected thousands of routers.

Yang Zuoxing, formerly a top chip designer for mining hardware giant Bitmain, has allegedly been arrested on suspicion of embezzlement.

Thai police have busted an alleged Bitcoin scam trading scheme in Bangkok, arresting 24 Chinese nationals and seizing hardware.

Chinese authorities shut down local cryptocurrency exchange BISS, and arrested 10 people suspected of being involved in its operations.

Chinese police have reportedly shut down the Shanghai offices of leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

Dutch police have arrested the founder of blockchain game development startup Komodore64 who allegedly raised 78 million euros ($86 million) from investors.

A project by the interior ministry and other entities even includes creating dedicated government wallets for transferring of seized funds.

Indian police have sought a court directive to move $1.2 million seized from a BTC ponzi scheme last year that has been frozen due to the country’s anti-crypto ...

The British police are auctioning off half a million sterling ($621,400) worth of Bitcoin that was seized from an arrested hacker.

Philippine authorities have reportedly raided an alleged cryptocurrency scam and arrested 277 people following a tip from the Chinese government.

Chinese police reportedly closed the offices of local initial coin offering startup GXChain.