National Police arrested a man communicating with a minor through a well-known social network pretending to be an attractive girl in order to gain the benefit and trust of the victim ask for character pictures pornographic.
As reported by the Madrid Police Station this Friday, the investigation began in 2020 after the underage boy’s father reported that his son had contacted a well-known social network profile where they requested candid photos.
Researchers have managed to confirm this. It was a case of “care”consists in the use by an adult of any technological means of communication to communicate with minors.
In this case, the man used a messaging app that focused on the anonymity of its participants to try not to leave any traces of audiovisual content, in addition to the fake profile on the social network.
Agents directed find the address where it is located stoped and last year they did a search of the house and found a hard drive containing multiple audio-visual files of men and women who, according to reports, were engaged in a sexual act.
They discovered similar content on mobile, Therefore, both devices intervened to conduct an expert study after all information had been extracted from them..
After reviewing all the audiovisual materials, they were able to determine that the people involved in the content in question were minors and had been arrested on 18 August for alleged responsibility for corruption and prostitution against minors.
National Police advise Do not post pictures for minors may compromise their privacy through social networks or in private conversations, even if they are known persons
If at any time someone blackmails you by posting private photos or photos that may harm you on social networks, go to parents, teachers or trusted adults and take extreme precautions on online gaming pages.
It’s also important to avoid using complex passwords when uploading content to the cloud and storing sensitive content or conversations or images that compromise your or someone else’s privacy. If you are a victim, call 091.