Burst
Written by: Yang Wanting, Wang Yiyang
2020-05-03 22:42
Date of last update: 2020-05-03 23:21A 17-year-old female middle school student received a job search message via the Telegram communication software. The content suspected that she could earn thousands of dollars in an hour. The female principal believed that she passed her personal information and photos to the other party, but the other party threatened sexual intercourse. The female victim refused to follow the law and secretly called the police for help. The police arrested a 28-year-old male clerk in a hotel in Mong Kok this afternoon for allegedly "promoting others to commit illegal sex by threats or intimidation." It is understood that the relevant job search SMS mentions doing PTGF (part-time girlfriend).
This afternoon (3rd), the police received a report from a 17-year-old female high school student, referring to the receipt of a "one-to-one" job search message through Telegram, saying that you can "pay money quickly" in a short time and earn in 1 hour Thousands of dollars, the female victim later passed on her personal information and photos to the other party. The other party requested to meet with the victim and was rejected by the victim. After that, the suspect requested to have sex with the victim, otherwise the victim's personal information and photos will be published.
The police followed up the investigation after receiving the report. Under close surveillance, at 5 pm, a 28-year-old man named Cai was arrested in a hotel in Mong Kok. He reported that the clerk was suspected of "promoting illegal sex by threatening or intimidating others. ", Is being detained for investigation. The police seized several condoms, wet wipes, tissues, mobile phones and other exhibits. The case was referred to Team 4 of the Criminal Investigation Team of Tuen Mun Police District. It is understood that the job search message mentions doing PTGF. Someone once sent a sexy photo that can identify the individual to the suspect, and the result was threatened.
Liang Guanhao, head of the fourth team of the Criminal Investigation Team of Tuen Mun Police District, said the police are concerned about the apparent upward trend in job scams in recent days. Especially in the summer vacation, many young people will seek jobs online. The police remind young people to be vigilant when looking for jobs, first understand the background and nature of online job search opportunities, so as not to fall into scams, and urge the public not to easily believe unidentified phone calls and messages, and do not casually pass personal information and photos to stranger.
Tuan Mun Police District Criminal Investigation Team No. 4 team leader Liang Guanhao. (Photo by Wang Yiyang)
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