Nigerian man extradited to us because of the alleged sector of a teenage teenager who died with suicide

The Nigerian man is extradited to the United States after being charged with a sector of a teenage teenage -based teenageer who died with suicide, the Ministry of Justice said on Monday.

Hassanbunhussein Abolore Lawal, 24, reportedly posed on social networks as a young woman and got 17-year-old Gavin Guffey to send him “compromising photos,” the Ministry of Justice said. Lawal then allegedly threatened to ruin the Guffey’s reputation by leaking photographs unless Lawal Money sent, the Ministry of Justice said.

Guffey, son of the state ambassador of South Carolina, Brandon Guffey, died of suicide in 2022.

Lawal was charged in October 2023 for charges of making children, resulting in death, distribution of child pornography, coercion and attracting a minor to engage in sexual activity, which Cyberstalking resulted in death and an attempt to extort.

“We will not allow predators who target our children to hide behind a keyboard or through the ocean. Today we honor Gavin’s life and continue fighting the Sexttorgin, and considering it the defendant responsible,” US lawyer Adair Ford told South Carolina County statement.

Lawal is experienced to life in prison and compulsory restitution, where the court may order him to pay the losses that the family arose because of his scheme.

After Guffey’s death, Brandon Guffey sponsored an account known as Gavin’s lawWhat made sexual extortion “criminal action and a shorter crime if the victim is a minor, a vulnerable adult or if the victim suffers physical injury or death directly related to the crime.” South Carolina Government Henry McMaster Signed an account in the law in August 2023.

DIV on social media targets warned in July The criminals from Nigeria often target adult men in American targets have said that she has removed about 63,000 accounts from Nigeria who have been trying to target people with financial sextobctic frauds.

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For more information about Resources and support for mental healthThe National Association on the Mental Disease Federation can be reached from Monday to Friday, from 10 to 9pm, in 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) or e-mail info@nami.org.