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Capturing Alexandre Cazes with an open phone and laptop was paramount. Luckily, DEA Agent Jen Sanchez realized they could see exactly when Cazes was online thanks to his daily activity on the pickup artist forum he obsessively frequented. 3/14 https://t.co/YoAsO0SO9B — PolitiTweet.org

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In June of 2017, a team of Thai cops arrived in Sacramento to finalize Operation Bayonet with their US counterparts. Together, the agents began to grapple with the practical details of raiding a careful dark-web kingpin, one who never worked outside of his home. 2/14 — PolitiTweet.org

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Around the same time, another half of Operation Bayonet was taking shape: Agents in the Netherlands received an anticipated call from German police. They had just arrested the two administrators of Hansa, the dark web’s second-biggest black market for drugs, in their homes. 4/14 — PolitiTweet.org

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