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Pakistani lands in jail in PH for sharing nude photos of Filipina

A Pakistani was arrested after he uploaded nude photos of his Filipina girlfriend on social media, according to the National Bureau of Investigation.

NBI Director Dante Gierran said on Thursday, January 18, that Abdul Razaq Bukhari was arrested by the agents of the NBI Cybercrime Division in an entrapment operation in Quezon City, reported Inquirer.

The suspect was a resident of San Mateo, Rizal and had worked in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The complainant said that she met Bukhari on social media and their online connection eventually turned to a long-distance relationship.

Gierran said that there were times when the complainant shared some photos of her private parts to Bukhari on Facebook Messenger.

“Every time they engaged in video calling, subject (Bukhari) was demanding complainant to show her private parts, which the latter did out of love for the subject, without realizing the possible consequences,” Gierran said.

The complainant’s relationship with Bukhari changed when she found out that the suspect was apparently married to another Filipina.

The complainant then decided to end their affair but Bukhari did not agree and asked the Filipina to keep their relationship.

Since then, Bukhari has been blackmailing the complainant saying that he will spread her nude photos online if she would call it quits.

“Complainant ignored the threat until subject (Bukhari), out of anger, sent the photos to the new boyfriend of the Filipina and to her workmates.

“The main again tried to talk with the complainant, requesting for a meet up and have sex before he deletes the complainant’s nude photos. At this point, complainant sought the help of NBI,” Gierran said.

Bukhari was charged with criminal charges for violation of the Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act of 2004 (RA 9262), the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175), and the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act of 2009 (RA 9995).

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