BBC News|UK|Online Porn(6500 uk credit cards)

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(PRWEB) February 12, 2004 --More than 1,600 men have so far been arrested in Operation Ore, the huge UK police investigation into child porn on the internet, Of those, 46 were suspected of being directly involved in child abuse, the officer in charge of the inquiry has told BBC News. Another four have committed suicide, Assistant Chief Constable Jim Gamble of the National Crime Squad said.

Operation Ore is the UK wing of an American inquiry into websites that supplied child porn in exchange for payment via credit card, through which the users were tracked down.

The details of 6,500 British cards were passed on to UK police, who have been tracing the users.

Police have previously complained they lack the resources to investigate all the names passed to them by the Unites States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS), a federal agency that investigates online paedophile activity.

Above was on the BBC website 14/3/03
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/2727153.stm

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