“We are also appealing for anyone else who has experienced this type of incident recently to get in touch with us as they might have further information that could help us find those responsible.”Īnyone with information, or wishing to report a similar crime, can contact police on 101. “Not everyone online is who they say they are and it’s easy for people to hide their real intentions, so we’d advise you only speak to people who you know in real life, and never send anything you wouldn’t be comfortable sharing with a wider audience. 'Remember, once something has happened online, it is almost impossible to completely remove it so be careful what you share and who you share it with.

The three cases all happened in Bedfordshire between March 1 and 10 and police believe that the offenders are based abroad.ĭetective Sergeant Sandra Evans said: “We are urging everyone to be really careful about what they post online. The woman then threatened to post the videos online if the victims did not send her money. In each case the men were targeted by a woman who built up a relationship with them before persuading them to remove their clothing and perform sexual acts. Three men were blackmailed online after they were persuaded to perform sexual acts on Skype.

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