A postman is jailed for three years after being found to have sold illegal devices and streaming services used to watch Premier League football. According to reports, he supplied “Firesticks” loaded to enable access to copyrighted content without authorisation, servicing close to 2,000 customers. The case is described as involving payments that total around £200,000. Authorities say the individual attempted to conceal information about customers, including by trying to hide customers’ details, as part of the wider effort to evade enforcement. The reporting also states that the prosecution relied on evidence linked to his supply of the devices and the scale of the customer base. The jail sentence reflects the seriousness of the offences, including the unlawful streaming of football matches protected by copyright and the distribution of modified equipment designed for that purpose. Sources agree that the defendant’s activity involved illegal access to Premier League broadcasts and that he profited from the operation.