Policemen among four held for ‘blackmailing’ teenage girls via obscene videos

Victims claim that accused planned a fake raid in connivance with police officials to sexually abuse them


Saleh Mughal November 16, 2021
PHOTO: EXPRESS

RAWALPINDI:

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Tuesday arrested four suspects including two policemen for allegedly blackmailing two teenage girls through inappropriate videos of them in Islamabad.

The FIA cybercrime wing took action on the complaint of the victims.

The victims aged 16 to 17 told FIA that Subhan Khalid alias Faisal contacted them on social media and asked for a meeting at a private place where his friend Adnan was also present.

The girls claimed that the accused picked them up in a car and took them to the residence of suspect Zeeshan Ahmed situated in Rawat, an area of the federal capital.

The official said the suspects including police officials planned a fake raid to sexually assault the victims and also filmed them.

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The victims in the complaint said that the two suspects wearing Punjab Police uniform also demanded Rs500,000 for deleting their objectionable videos.

The officials said the victims lodged a complaint with the FIA as accused continued harassing them through the videos.

Subsequently, the FIA launched an inquiry into the matter and busted the group after conducting several raids.

The accused are identified as Mohammad Subhan Khalid, Rizwan Ali, Imtiaz Ahmed and Zeeshan.

A case has been registered against the accused and Rawalpindi CPO Athar Ismail suspended police constable Rizwan posted at Chontra police station in this connection.

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