After almost two years, Swedish police have caught up with one of the founders of the Pirate Bay file-sharing site and he has been sent to serve an eight-month sentence for copyright infringement. Peter Sunde, who was sentenced and fined nearly $7 million in 2010, was captured in southern Sweden…
STOCKHOLM – The co-founder of file-sharing website The Pirate Bay, Peter Sunde, was arrested in southern Sweden after two years on the run, Swedish police said on Sunday. “He was arrested and has to serve an eight-month prison sentence,” police spokeswoman Carolina Ekeus told AFP.
The Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde — also known as Brokep — has reportedly been arrested in Sweden by police forces after a raid on a farm in the countrys southern region. Nationwide Swedish tabloid Expressen first reported police had captured the 35-year-old. Hes been wanted by Interpol since 2012 when he was handed down an eight-month prison […]
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