Police arrest man for raping minor for 4 days, filming the assault
According to Faisal Rana, Capital City Police Officer (CCPO), the man who was not identitfied, has confessed to raping at least 30 children in Pakistan. He is also suspected of filming and uploading videos of minors on the ‘dark web’. According to...
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According to Faisal Rana, Capital City Police Officer (CCPO), the man who was not identitfied, has confessed to raping at least 30 children in Pakistan. He is also suspected of filming and uploading videos of minors on the ‘dark web’.
According to the police, the suspect previously convicted of sexually assaulting minors in UK was deported after he had served his prison sentence. The official added that the suspect had also been tried for the same crime in Italy and was deported from there as well, Dawn news reported.The man was arrested after a first information report (FIR) was lodged on the complaint of a 13-year-old boy’s mother in the Rawalpindi’s Rawat police station. The complainant alleged that the suspect forcibly took her son to a house in Bahria Town, Rawalpindi where he drugged and raped the victim for four days. The man filmed the minor as well and threatened to release the video if the victim reported the crime, the FIR said.
Child rape incidents have become a big challenge for Pakisani police to handle.
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