Seeded from thenorthernecho.co.uk by Lucas DiGia on 11/4/07
A man arrested as part of an inquiry into one of the world’s largest music sharing web-sites has been released on police bail.
The 24-year-old IT worker was arrested at his flat in Middlesbrough during a dawn raid by Interpol and Cleveland Police yesterday (TUES). Cleveland Police revealed this morning that the man has been released on bail pending forensic examination of seized computer equipment and further inquiries…
Read the entire article, HERE.
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Check out the official IFPI press release here.
In the original article the site was portrayed as a pay to download site where the creator was raking in the cash, but in the article we’re linked to this has already been edited once question’s were raised about the article. My only question is wether more people downloaded Kanye’s Graduation or Fiddy’s Curtis.