US pirates fined 350,000 dollars for foreclosure and private cars

The latest news of December 31, a game piracy in the United States was found to produce about 700,000 dollars worth of pirated games, was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months.　　Beachum, a pirate dealer who lives in Ohio, 36, has been suspected of selling pirated games in the Columbus area for the past 4 years, priced at $10 per game.　　Beachum's behavior was found in a detailed list of game sales from the federal Tax Office, issued by an email account of its employees.　　The penalties for Beachum include a fine of 367669 dollars, and confiscation of property, private cars, computers and all electronic equipment. When the IRS found its sales list, the FBI and local police immediately intervened. Investigation and forensics found that from 2005 to 2009 December, Beachum was suspected of selling pirated games worth about 700,000 dollars. (Digging the shell net)