Lalakeng di sumipot sa kasal, arestado pagkatapos i-blackmail ex-fiancée na makipagbalikan

- A man who was touted as the "runaway groom" was arrested

- In a report by ABS-CBN, he was allegedly blackmailing his ex-fiancée in order for the latter to get back with him

- According to the woman, her ex-fiancé would upload her sensitive photos to a fake Facebook account named after her, so that she would succumb

- The suspect was caught in an entrapment operation on Jan. 26 after the woman sought the help of the Regional Anti-Cybercrime Unit-Bicol

A "runaway groom" was arrested in Calabanga, Camarines Sur after he blackmailed his former fiancée into getting back with him.

According to the report of ABS-CBN, 25-year-old alias "Camille" sought the help of the Regional Anti-Cybercrime Unit-Bicol for alleged threats towards her and her family, and the suspect was arrested on Jan. 26 during an entrapment operation inside the Quipayo Church, several meters away from the place where the ex-couple would often meet.

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According to Camille, the suspect would upload her sensitive photos on FB using a fake account in order to forcer her to get back with him.

Camarines Sur Anti-Cybercrime Response Team ng RACU-Bicol Police Capt. Angelo Babagay said, "Naka-schedule na ‘yong kasal nila sa sibil pero hindi dumating itong lalaki. Siya pa ang may ganang magalit. Wala raw ‘yon budget ang rason nitong suspek don nagalit itong complainant so ang ganti naman nitong suspek may pananakot na."

The suspect claimed he loved the girl so much which was why he was able to do what he did.

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Meanwhile, a 53-year-old woman fell victim to a fraudster who used Brad Pitt’s AI-generated photos. The French woman, Anne, was defrauded out of €830,000 after believing she was in a long-term relationship with the Hollywood A-lister. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the scam began when she was contacted by someone claiming to be Pitt’s mother, Jane, who told her that the actor needed someone like her.

Source: KAMI.com.gh