Spanish police have been busy in recent months battling organized crime that preys on the gambling business. Police were able to identify a group that used stolen identities and computer system hacks to open online gaming accounts thanks to a recent arrest. The accused leader of the organization was detained in Madrid as a result of the so-called Pippen operation, which was organized by the Computer Crime Service of the Provincial Prosecutor's Office in Granada. Additionally, it placed nearly 50 people on the radar of the law because of their potential involvement. The unnamed gang boss is accused of a plethora of offenses, and as the prosecutor's office develops its case, additional charges may be brought. He has already been charged with money laundering, forging documents, stealing people's personal information, hacking computers, and criminal plot.