Sentence examples for suspected operator from inspiring English sources

The FBI has announced the arrest of the suspected operator of the Silk Road - a clandestine online marketplace for drugs and other illegal items.

A spokeswoman for the FBI said that the suspected operator of the site, Ross William Ulbricht, had been arrested on Tuesday.

Jared Der-Yeghiayan, a U.S. Department of Homeland Security special agent, testified in Manhattan federal court that in July 2013 he took over a Silk Road moderator's account and participated in the arrest of its suspected operator, Ross Ulbricht.

NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - The suspected operator of the underground website Silk Road was convicted on Wednesday on narcotics and other criminal charges for his role in orchestrating a scheme that enabled around $200 million of anonymous online drug sales using bitcoins.

Detectives had suspected the operator, Joseph Pabon, 25, and kept him under surveillance as they awaited the results of DNA tests on skin that was found under Ms. Rodriguez's fingernails.

The reward will allow county officials to launch a hotline to collect information about suspected drone operators, Ramos said.

Marczak said that, given there were 33 suspected operators with infections across 45 suspected countries, the list necessarily included nations that do not themselves operate Pegasus.

This led to the CMA launching enforcement action in June 2017 against a number of online gambling operators suspected of breaking consumer law in connection with their gaming promotions.

Hours before he died here last month from inhalation anthrax, a postal worker called 911 for an ambulance and, clearly afraid, told the emergency operator he suspected he had anthrax because he remembered that colleagues working near him the week before had handled a letter with powder in it.

Last week, a former U.S. Marine tactical vehicle operator and suspected getaway driver mesmerized TV viewers with a wild drive through Los Angeles that included pulling doughnuts in the middle of Hollywood Boulevard.

A Times investigation, along with new cybersecurity research, reveals some of the mechanisms by which people suspected of being Russian operators used social media, like the Facebook post above, to spread anti-Hillary Clinton messages.