Think about why that is. Look at the charges. Look at the amount of money they are alleged to have made from the scheme.
Money laundering charges mean “we have you dead to rights”. Money laundering is hard to prove right off the bat. If you get caught selling something illegal then that’s pretty easy to prove. The cops caught you in the act of trying to unload that crate full of stolen Beanie Babies. Easy case to make. But the money laundering charges mean they spent a lot of time dissecting the network these guys ran. They’ve put the dollar amount at $12mm. There is zero chance that they made that all from their domestic warehouse which sold like what, five items? Everything is shut down because there really was no infrastructure overseas. They probably had a handful of guys in India who packed and shipped things out for them. Their EU warehouse was just a Turkish pharmacy. They likely had a deal with an existing Turkish vendor to sell through their channel. This wasn’t some huge operation where they had a massive warehouse in India, staffed by a dozen workers and a few tech guys fielding payments and updating the website daily. These four that were arrested are pretty much the entirety of the business. It’s not surprising that shipments would end as soon as the company owners and operators were arrested.
Just speculating of course. Maybe I’m completely wrong.