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“Tysen Duva of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division said in a statement.”
“Protecting intellectual property means protecting the time, talent, and livelihoods behind it, and we will continue to treat these violations with the seriousness they deserve.” A rep for the rapper did not immediately reply to a request for comment.”
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“The Criminal Division remains committed to protecting intellectual property, holding accountable those who seek to profit from theft of creative content, and working with our law enforcement partners to deter and disrupt these crimes.” Strange was initially charged with criminal infringement of a copyright and interstate transportation of stolen goods, but ultimately only pleaded guilty to the former; the Justice Department assessed the value of the leaked tracks — which were “accessed more than eight million times” — at $750,000.”
“The United States Department of Justice announced Thursday that 48-year-old Joseph Strange, who worked for Eminem in Detroit from 2007 to 2021, pleaded guilty in the Eastern District of Michigan, 18 months after Strange’s arrest.”
“Strange faces up to five years in prison when he’s sentenced on January 27.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Crimes and Court Eminem’s Former Employee Pleads Guilty to Leaking Rapper’s Unreleased Music Joseph Strange, who worked for rapper for 14 years, faces five years in prison on charge of criminal infringement of a copyright By Daniel Kreps Daniel Kreps Contact Daniel Kreps on X Contact Daniel Kreps by Email Eminem’s Former Employee Pleads Guilty to Leaking Rapper’s Unreleased Music Mark Ronson, Jessie Reyez, Corinne Bailey Rae Lead All-Star Amy Winehouse Tribute Concert Daft Punk Team With Lego for Set Based on Classic Pyramid Stage View all posts by Daniel Kreps October 22, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Eminem Gregory Shamus/Getty Images The former employee of Eminem who was arrested for selling the rapper’s unreleased music has pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal infringement of a copyright.”