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Five Plead Guilty Over $7.9M Dark Web Crypto Drug Operation
Manhattan prosecutors have secured convictions against five members of a dark web drug trafficking network that shipped thousands of packages containing illegal narcotics in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. while laundering millions of dollars through crypto. Nan Wu and his four associates, Peng Peng Tang, Bowen Chen, Zixiang Lin, and Katie Montgomery, previously entered guilty pleas for their involvement with the operation known as "FireBunnyUSA," which advertised itself on dark web marketplaces as an established supplier offering quality products with fast, discreet delivery. "This alleged scheme was a brazen ... (full story)
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