Artur Sargsyan, the owner of the massive song-sharing site ShareBeast, has pleaded guilty to copyright infringement, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on Friday.

The government shut down the site in 2015. At the time, the Recording Industry Association of America reported that it was the largest distributor of pirated music operating in the U.S. The RIAA had issued takedown requests for some 100,000 music files, and users had downloaded files more than one billion times.

The criminal case was filed in Atlanta last month.

“Illegally making money off of the talent of hard working artists will not go unpunished thanks to the dedication and hard work of our FBI agents,” said David LeValley, special agent in charge of the Atlanta bureau of the FBI.