A child molester via the computer game CS GO had the fortune to violate several boys on the great) headlamp in Kolding. It confirms Sydøstjyllands Police, who have received a review about the crackdown.
- I do not know the case personally, but matters of the character is delivered with the same to the NKC - the central unit under the national Police, which are investigating cyber-crime with sexual over - and undertones, explains superintendent John Skjodt, Sydøstjyllands Police.
Politikommissæren by on the spur of the moment, not how far you are with the investigation in NKC.
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According to the JyskeVestkysten began the case with a larger number of parents contacted the school and told similar stories about a man who made good friends with their boys by means of gifts, and that they then sent photos of himself in intimate situations to him.
It has been the management of Lyshøjsskolen in Kolding to send out hundreds of letters to the parents with warnings about the extremely abusive man, who lure their sons with things to their computer games to have cross-border images.
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'Through the game built the man a ribbon for the students and paid games and the so-called skins, which for example can be special colors or surfaces on the weapon you use in the game, for the boys.
Then charged he the payment for his gifts to the young people in the form of recordings, as the boys were going to make them yourself. In the beginning, it could be innocent recordings as for example a recording of a boy who jumps on a leg. But later demanded he, that the boys would send him quite cross-border and intimate footage, and it has several boys made,' writes Royal.
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And the head of department Lisbeth Askjær-Hansen, who did not want to elaborate on what type of pictures the boys have sent to the digital child molester, confirms in the newspaper that the warning is sent out to parents with boys in the fifth grade and up.
Ekstra Bladet has tried to come in contact with Lisbeth Askjær-Hansen, but it has not been possible.
Would anyone be inside with the knowledge of the digital infringe, or know of additional victims of his conduct, you can contact the police via: www.politi.dk and on to the It-related sexual offences, where one can report it.
