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Navy man gets 2 years Jail for Child Pornography, cyber crime in India : Cyber crime conviction By Prashant Mali In the case of Dilip Kumar Vs State of Telangana  the accused (who is working in Navy then) is convicted for two years rigorous imprisonment and Rs 15,000 fine. The story: Accused has same Family name "Sinha" as the Victim  from  Hyderabad. Accused, a Navy Personnel belong to State of Bihar and was posted on INS Shikra,  Mumbai. Accused had sent a facebook request to this victim minor girl, who also happens to be a child of high ranking defence personnel . The victim after finding the same surname was obliged to accept the facebook friend request. Accused then proposes the victim minor girl for a online relationship, to which she refuses. Accuses starts enticing and harassing the victim by sending her obscene, vulgar, abusing and insulting chat messages. Victim then confides this to her parent, who also tries to persuade the accused not to repeat s

USA Citizen arrested for sharing child pornography in Hyderabad, India faces punishment under dreaded Child Porn Law. US Citizen  Mr. James Kirk Jones, 42 Years old  has been arrested for downloading and uploading child pornography in Hyderabad on 17/01/2017, cyber crime police of Telangana confiscated the accused laptop and other devices, which had child pornographic content. Jones is an Hyderabad-based MNC Employee. Interpol had tipped cyber police of telangana state about Jones and he had been under the cyber crime’s scanner then, this was after Interpol sent out information about his transfer of child porn content. Police traced Jones to his Madhapur residence in Cyberabad using his ip address. 29,288 items of child sexual abuse materials on the laptop, 490 GigaTribe profiles and 24 Twitter handles/profiles sharing child pornography as well as an iPhone and an external hard drive containing adult pornography was found in the raid. Jones confessed to investigators that he had been w

What is SEXTORTION? A form of sexual exploitation that employs non-physical forms of coercion by threatening to release sexual images or information to extort monetary or sexual favors from the victim. Modus Operandi 1) The scammers persuade the dater to send sexually explicit photos. Once they get the photos, the scammers identify themselves as law enforcement, telling the dater they sent the pictures to a minor. They then tell the person to pay up in order to avoid arrest. The scammers are not only identifying themselves as law enforcement, they are also using actual names of officers. “These people are being contacted by Detective Don Peterson and it isn’t me,” Peterson told the paper. More than 100 people have paid between $500 to $1,500 to try to avoid arrest. 2) The groups is to create online accounts of females and post pictures of attractive ladies to draw clients. They would then post pornographic images and entice their victims to have video chats with them, usually