Child Sexual Abuse Material Suspect Held

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The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Cyber crime circle had apprehended an accused for his alleged involvement in sharing child pornography content online.

As per reports from officials, the suspect, identified as Hasan Amin, was apprehended during a raid in the federal capital. He was found to be sharing objectionable photographs and videos of children online as well as engaging in blackmail using such content. The suspect distributed objectionable content to the victim through platforms such as WhatsApp Facebook and various websites, while also maintaining multiple social media accounts. Upon searching the suspect, four mobile phones, questionable materials and digital devices were seized prompting further investigation.

Acknowledgement: News Published in the Express Tribune on 25th April 2024

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