"According to Ishikawa, we'll see major arrests in October of people who have been illegally (and flagrantly) sharing movies. With the evidence already gathered, the game is afoot, meaning this week is too late to stop sharing those movies and expect to get away with it. This might be a good time to get a lawyer. "

Interesting article about a company that investigates internet crimes. The guy obviously isn't too bright. He preannounces a large raid on movie priates here. If this occurs I think it will be the first time the cops have gone after people specifically for P2P file sharing. I'm sure the cops aren't too happy that the internet has been tipped off. And then one wonders, what if Ishikawa isn't as stupid as he sounds...

BayTCP, the copyright cops