January 21st, 2014
04:00 PM ET
UK crime fighters warn sex predators: 'They will be found'
Law enforcement officers arrest 29 people in a clampdown on the organized sexual abuse of children online. The arrests include men in the UK and the Philippines. Stephanie McCourt of the UK National Crime Agency warns sex predators: "These people need to realize that what they are doing leaves a trail. They will be found."
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I am somali man iwent to send me amoney iam poor man
Why this things are hopening and what is d caused of dis things.
Guday all we have major things in this country because off inability of weken off inattention off freedom in d country.
Question .why some off d Riches men even d wemen like sending they are childrew too study in outside country i mean nigerians.
The act is bad and a portrayal of irresponsibility