Mangaluru: Honeytrap in city - retired official fleeced of Rs 3 lac


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Oct 22: In an incident which came to be known to the police with delay, a retired official was trapped by a cartel involved with honeytrap, and forced to part with three lac rupees.

As per information, a woman from a massage parlour in the city got the official entangled in honeytrap in the guise of giving him massage. It is said that the woman was massaging the person in a house in Maryhill in the city when two young men illegally entered the house of the official, captured the footage of the two on video in the nude, and demanded for payment of ten lac rupees. The official, who was shocked by this development, did not resist, and made payment of three lac rupees. 

The incident had happened on March 20, and Kavoor police got information about it sometime later. They contacted the official, and put together information, and arrested six persons.

During the investigation, it came to light that the cellphone the woman used to call the official for providing massage service belongs to a person working for city central branch (CCB) police. The city police commissioner had served notice to the employee, to which he is said to have explained that he knew the woman well in the past and therefore he had parted with his SIM for her use.

As a phone belonging to the police department personnel was used in the case, an assistant commissioner of police under the guidance of deputy commissioner of police was entrusted with the task of probing the incident. He has completed the investigation, and preparing to submit a report of his findings to the city police commissioner on October 22, it is gathered.

  

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