Their drugdealing through a website called Silk Road was described as prolific by Britain’s National Crime Agency (NCA). NCA said the group, led by Assaf, moved its small-time drug dealing operation to Silk Road in May 2011, and soon ran one of its most successful businesses. Under the brand name Ivory, the gang members sent drugs, including LSD, ecstasy, 2CB, ketamine and valium, to buyers around the world. According to the NCA, the gang also sent more than 1.2 kg of 2CB and more than 1.4 kg of ketamine. The gang was arrested following infighting among the members and the FBI shutting down the Silk Road website in October 2013.

Source: Hindustan Times March 22, 2018 18:11 UTC