One Mexican arrested for cyber sexual harassment of fifteen minors from various countries

Madrid, 10 Apr (EFE).- An international police operation culminated in the arrest in Mexico of a man for cyberbullying fifteen minors spread out in Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, the United States and Venezuela, who were deceived by promises of rewards in games of an app in exchange for sexual challenges. So far fifteen victims have been located, aged between 8 and 10 years, although it is estimated that there could be another thirty minors…

Jurists and criminal law experts have reported the "great insecurity" of artificial intelligence in the cyber sexual harassment of minors, especially when...

In total, there are 14 victims in five countries. Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant and raided the defendant's home, where electronic devices were hijacked and are now being examined. A 24-year-old Mexican citizen was arrested in the state of Sonora, Mexico, accused of grooming minors in Argentina and other countries. Detention was possible on the basis of a coordinated investigation between judicial authorities and security forces in…

So far fifteen victims have been identified, aged between 8 and 10 years, although it is estimated that there could be another thirty children affected., the Spanish police reported in a statement.

Digital media seized from Itay Yosef-Levi of Modi'in raised suspicions of serious offenses on several occasions. As the investigation developed, suspicions were formed that more than five minors were harmed by his actions. His detention extended by a week