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How do you get your memecoins seized by the DEA? Did he just leave his private key on a notepad or something?

>> No.7978899
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https://www.forfeiture.gov/pdf/DEA/OfficialNotification.pdf

he had a pretty nice portfolio though
50% SHIFT
20% SYS
15% OMG
15% ARK

>> No.7978955

stinky linkies BTFO

>> No.7979021

California has to find new ways of supporting illegal immigrants so what do they do? Go after American peoples crypto and charge them with a crime.

>> No.7979043

>>7979021
But how do they seize it? i guess if it was on an exchange they could just subpoena the exchange, but this guy had a million in crypto -- no way it was all on the exchange.

>> No.7979117

how the hell did this people get their coins seized

>> No.7979129
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How to find this specific case?

>> No.7979143

>>7979043
Probably just had it on his hard drive...

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There's gotta be a way to find these court documents

>> No.7979226

>OMG seized

he will never make it

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>>7979200
why are you looking? do you think they're going to auction it off or something?

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>>7979200
>>7979129
>>7978841
It's called civil forfeiture and it is completely fucked up. Basically, if you are SUSPECTED of using ANYTHING, including cash, for illegal purposes it can be seized. In these cases the burden of evidence is on the property and it is considered "guilty until proven innocent" since it has no rights. Yes, that means that in order to get back your money or car or house or boat or whatever you have to somehow prove that you had it for legitimate reasons and did nothing illegal/were not planning to do anything illegal with it.

There are tons of really fucked up things like this that is kind of swept under the rug. Nobody has heard of civil forfeiture really, or jury nullification, or mutual combat laws.

>> No.7979621

>>7979418
right, i'm just wondering how they actually gained access to the private keys

>> No.7979692

>>7979621
The answer is - the retard probably got scared and spilled the beans.

>> No.7979734

And that is how the American govt will kill crypto. They will say "It's only used for illegal purposes" and they get free reign to confiscate every single americans crypto. But they turn around and sell them because, well, the govt is crooked anyways.

>> No.7979747

>>7978841
The answer: Vices and testicles

>> No.7979771

>>7979734
they took his fiat too, smart guy. don't run a drug ring and you won't get shaken down.

>> No.7979839

https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/two-california-men-charged-large-scale-opioid-distribution-ring

FAIR. NEXT.

>> No.7979916

>>7979839
this. its always drug related reasons. dont buy or deal drugs and you wont get fucked.

civil forfeiture is still fucked tho, dumb fucking law

>> No.7979917

NEWARK, N.J. – Two California men were arrested today for their alleged roles in a large-scale opioid distribution conspiracy that involved the shipment of at least 500,000 fentanyl pills to New Jersey, Acting U.S. Attorney William E. Fitzpatrick announced.

Andrew Tablack, 26, of Beverly Hills, California, and Stephan Durham, 43, of Altadena, California, were both charged by complaint with one count of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute 400 grams or more of cyclopropyl fentanyl. Tablack is also charged with distribution of 400 grams or more of cyclopropyl fentanyl. Both defendants were arrested this morning and appeared this afternoon before U.S. Magistrate Judge Patrick J. Walsh in Los Angeles federal court.

According to the complaint:

Beginning in August 2017, the Drug Enforcement Administration began an investigation into the distribution of fentanyl in the Monmouth County, New Jersey, area. Agents executed a search warrant at a Monmouth County residence that resulted in the seizure of a substantial quantity of controlled substances, including approximately 300,000 cyclopropyl fentanyl pills that allegedly had been shipped by Tablack to New Jersey. Tablack and his customers across the United States, including New Jersey, allegedly used the Dark Web – a part of the internet that is not accessible without specific software – to arrange shipments of quantities of cyclopropyl fentanyl to various places throughout the country. Tablack also used end-to-end encrypted communication applications to take orders for fentanyl from customers in New Jersey.

The New Jersey customers allegedly provided Tablack with residential addresses in Monmouth County to which the packages of fentanyl could be mailed and arranged to intercept the packages before they were delivered. Customers paid Tablack with Bitcoin, a form of cryptocurrency that is increasingly common in the narcotics trade due to its relative anonymity.

>> No.7979945

One such set of packages, mailed by Tablack in September 2017, was intercepted by law enforcement when it reached New Jersey. When the packages were opened, agents found that they contained 226,520 cyclopropyl fentanyl pills that weighed nearly 20 kilograms.

Tablack allegedly maintained a pill production facility in California. Shipping records revealed that Tablack had purchased at least nine pill press machines that were shipped to an industrial building in California. Records showed that a company ostensibly run by Durham was registered as the lessee of that industrial property.

Tablack allegedly purchased quantities of fentanyl from a laboratory in China that shipped the packages disguised as food and beauty products. Law enforcement officers in California were able to intercept several additional packages sent from various parts of Asia bound for properties controlled by Tablack and Durham, including fentanyl and dies used to mark illicitly manufactured pills.

The charges carry a mandatory minimum penalty of 10 years in prison, a potential maximum penalty of life in prison, and a $10 million fine.

The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorney Tazneen Shahabuddin of the U.S. Attorney’s Office General Crimes Unit in Newark.

>> No.7979953

>>7979917
>fentanyl
i hope they get rawdogged by aids-ridden niggers in jail

>> No.7979973

>>7979916

i'm okay with certain drugs. but if you sell opiates fuck you i hope you die

>> No.7979992

>>7979917
>Newark, NJ
Why am I not surprised?

>> No.7980016

Oh my god he was using fucking bitcoin. I bet he sent it straight to hsi bittrex account. what a fucking idiot. ITS CALLED MONERO YOU DUMB NIGGER

>> No.7980057

My mugshot was all over the local news for selling 1 gram of mdma and 10 hits of acid. I cant find a single picture of Mr. Andrew Tablack. Amazing. Fuck this dumb ass legal system. I wonder who this nigger knows.

>> No.7980074

>>7979692
This or he had a paper copy somewhere that wasn't very well hidden (like a safe deposit box or fireproof safe, so the first places they check). You gotta tape that shit to the top of your ceiling fan blades or some weird shit.

>> No.7980095

>>7979992
I fucking hate flying into that shithole of an airport when I want to visit upstate NY. Best prices from O'hare though.

>> No.7980109

>>7980074
https://cryptosteel.com/ you buy one of these things and chug em in your fireplace.

>> No.7980204

>>7980074
or keep a nano s up your butthole forever, that's how i do it

>> No.7980237

>>7979945
>icers in California were able to intercept several additional packages sent from various parts of Asia bound for properties controlled by Tablack and Durham, including fentanyl and dies used to mark illicitly manufactured pills.

A lot of people died because of those fent pills. They were probably fake Roxi 30s. These guys will do life for sure. I have no problem with drug sales and distribution but lacing shit with fent unbeknownst to the customer should be a death sentence.

>> No.7980834

>>7978841
I've been wondering this too they seize EVERYTHING, from smart tech people too. I suspect they can easily crack any password and then gag order the person under FISA so if they ever tell anyone they get 20 years