Raids Target Internet Child Porn Networks
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Coordinated police raids across 10 countries smashed a number of Internet child pornography networks, European Union police agency Europol said. Police seized computers, videos and other material and arrested several people.
Europol, based in The Hague, said more than 40 locations were raided, with the main focus in Wiesbaden, Germany. The other countries involved were Australia, Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Spain, Sweden and Britain.
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