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Court Docs Reveal Details of Kim Dotcom's Rough-and-Tumble Arrest
Bloomberg was among those to report on the testimony, noting that a New Zealand police officer said the use of helicopters when arresting Dotcom was "over the top." Another article about the Dotcom case, from the Sydney Morning Herald in Australia, said that Dotcom claims to have been punched and kicked by police during the raid on his US$25 million mansion. Reuters also had an article about Dotcom's abuse allegations. Dotcom was arrested in January on charges of orchestrating the biggest copyright infringement conspiracy in U.S. history. He is believed to have generated more than $175 million from Megaupload, which was a platform for sharing all variety of copyrighted material, including movies, TV shows, books and software. Born in Germany, Dotcom moved to New Zealand, where he face extradition to the U.S. http://www.technewsworld.com/story/C...est-75837.html |
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