DC Kevin Ives talks about a raid on a house in the hunt for a suspect
It was a dawn raid with a difference.
No flak jackets, no helmets and no-one was carrying a "key" - the metal pipe used by police to break down locked doors.
Instead, fraud officers from the City of London Police, accompanied by two computer experts from the Serious Organised Crime Agency, knocked on the innocuous front door of the home in north London and told the residents they were coming in.
They found their 19-year-old target immediately.
He was made to sit on a chair and be cautioned as his computers, laptops, mobile phones and PDAs were seized and his bewildered parents, brothers and sisters looked on.
The man under arrest is accused of being a member of Darkmarket - the secret internet forum for criminals where fake IDs, credit card details, PIN codes and personal data are traded and everything is available - for a price.
Electronic trail
The FBI infiltrated the site two years ago and has spent this long gathering evidence against the members.
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