Thought this portion of a Torent Freak article was kinda funny:

"As the FIFA World Cup is gearing up for the grande finale in New York this weekend, international law enforcement offices look back at one of the largest anti-piracy efforts in sports history."

There is no such thing as an international law enforcement officer. There are a number of different organizations that help coordinate law enforcement of different countries, like interpol, but they're not international law enforcement officers with the powers to arrest. The way it works is law enforcement in a particular country of which the law enforcement officers of that country with arrest powers make the arrest. The individuals may be extradited or charged within after that.

Could you imagine the FBI going into Mexico and arresting someone for piracy or drugs or some other crime and hauling them off? Mexico would have a field day with that and might I say have when Trump has even suggested it or something like it (using the military I believe) in regard to taking out the drug cartels.