Canadian man sentenced to prison for extorting sexually to Costa Menor

Martinez-A 25-year-old Canadian man has been sentenced to two years in prison for sexually extorting a minor from the counter against Costa in 2020, prosecutors said.

Nicholas Fahey initially contacted the victim through a social networks application in the fall of 2019 and requested sexually explicit images, said the district prosecutor’s office in a press release.

After the victim complied, Fahey issued a series of threats that indicate that he would release the photographs unless the victim provided additional images, prosecutors said.

The case was sent to the task force of County Internet crimes against Children and national security investigations. Fahey was identified as suspicious and then arrested at home in Bay Bulls, located in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

On May 21, 2021, Fahey was accused in the Canada version of the Superior Court, prosecutors said.

Fahey was sentenced on Thursday. In addition to the prison mandate, he was ordered to register as a sexual offender for 10 years and serve three years of supervised liberation, prosecutors said.

Prosecutors said sexual extortion, also known as “Sextortion”, is the most common crime aimed at children on the Internet. Between 2021 and 2023, 12,600 children in the United States were victims, which resulted in at least 20 suicides, according to the FBI.

“Parents must understand that people who take advantage of online minors are not restricted by national or state borders,” said Diana Becton district prosecutor in the press release.

As for those who use the Internet to damage children, Becton said that “my office will collaborate with law enforcement agencies such as Royal Canadian Monted Police to seek justice for victims in our country.”

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