Ten Police Officers Charged in $1.3 Million Bitcoin Kidnapping Case

By cineramaApril 10, 2018Bitcoin Business

Ten police officers in the Indian state of Gujurat have been accused by the Crime Investigation Department (CID) for crimes ranging from abduction, attempted extortion, and corruption after allegedly […]

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Ten Police Officers Charged in $1.3 Million Bitcoin Kidnapping Case

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