Polish Man Sentenced for Distributing Drugs on the Dark Web

Kamil Balicki
According to media reports, from at least May 2020 to January 2022, 33-year-old Kamil Balicki, distributed heroin, cocaine, Cannabis, and Amphetamine on an undisclosed dark web marketplace under the moniker "dreamliner777."
The police launched investigations that led to Balicki's arrest and conviction in October 2020, following the interception of two drug packages addressed to the defendant. The packages contained a total of 123 grams of heroin. The investigations led to the discovery of Balicki's dark web drug trafficking operation.
The police executed a search warrant at Balicki's residence on January 17, 2022. The search led to the seizure of at least 40 grams of heroin, more than 30 grams of cocaine, approximately 19 grams of amphetamine, more than 30 grams of cannabis, and 3,296 euros in cash. The investigators also seized electronic devices and material used in the packaging and shipping of drugs.
Evidence recovered from the electronic devices revealed that Balicki had received and cashed out bitcoin worth more than 90,000 euros.
Balicki pleaded guilty to two counts each of supplying class A and B drugs and one of possessing criminal property.
Judge Alistair Devlin presided over Balicki's sentencing hearing in early March and handed him a sentence of 3 years and 6 months. He is set to spend half of the sentence in prison and the other half under supervised release. Balicki will be deported back to Poland after serving the sentence.
Comments (25)
i2pd2023-03-3022eb75db
sudo apt install i2pd sudo service i2pd start wait for i2p to load and merge with the network and peers use firefox and set proxy to 127.0.0.1:4444 use firefox and go to 127.0.0.1:7070
3769836398622023-03-3091b7cb90
you two i knew all that i just needed detailed guide and stuff like dnl published on other topics. Also since i2p require js on is it safe for that reason alone?
anon2023-04-0646ee23cc
I2P works on Java or C++. "JavaScript" is different and can be disabled in the browser.
Bystander2023-04-21963b65e8
I am using i2p for years.. I don't see any "not safe". However, they do have a clear problem - small network. Meaning that if any fascistic government will target somebody operating in i2p, it will be a matter of time when they will be able to track the person. That is the only problem I see, so far. From the other hand, Tor is centralized and controlled by the enemy.. You never know what is going on there..
taisei2023-03-309f7faa39
ahahahaha, loser, why would a defender of the people need to do that? geez, that's too bad for him
Yo Momma2023-03-30af775cb5
Is there any info on how long this guy has been in the UK? I swear he used to vend benzos back in the topic days, even pre SR1
M.A. The Obvious2023-03-308184a0e3
The only way to win the game is to get out and let the statute of limitations pass.
Peter22023-04-1147145662
Besides the US most countries don't really care that much about drug charges unless they're the asian ones. Europe is pretty liberal about it and as long as you didn't have a gun or something, they give you a bit of time in a prison that looks more like a 2 star hotel.
Captain Obvious2023-04-057e48ea64
I2P isn't safe simply because most people run it on one of the 3 main operatin systems that make privacy impossible. XMR and Tor is the only way to remain annonymous in today's age.
Phil Anselmo2023-04-0590e21063
HE will fly back . Exportation means "come back soon". They cant keep a shit out of their pants
629868743872023-03-29f7ee2520
The Hitchhiker's guide to i2p please?