Customers have been identified as part of a major ongoing criminal investigation and police will knock on the doors of people to warn they could also face prosecution. Police will visit 1,000 homes this week as part of a massive crackdown on illegal television streaming.
They have identified customers from a huge database in a major ongoing criminal investigation and will knock on the doors of people to warn they could also face prosecution. This latest clampdown against 1,000 individuals comes after raids by West Mercia Police against a UK-based illegal streaming service offering entertainment and sports via modified boxes, so-called “firesticks” and subscriptions.
The new purge is against people who try to watch Premier League games, football from all over Europe and other sports and movies on the cheap.
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