Several love women police officers reported that someone was selling her nude art photos. What happened?

Recently, the Baiyang Police Station in Qiantang New District of Hangzhou received an alarm from a number of young women, saying that some people sold their nude photos and videos online without their permission. After receiving the alarm, the police of Baiyang police station immediately launched an investigation.

After investigation by the police, in addition to Baiyang police station, Xiasha police station has also received similar alarms, and their experiences are very similar. The policeman KINOMOTO SAKURA (pseudonym) told the police that she followed a photographer in Qiantang New District on a social software. He is quite famous on the internet and often sends some body photos. In March, the photographer contacted Sakura Woody, expressed her desire to cooperate with her, and promised to take a photo of her body for free. Woody Sakura felt that the photos she had released before were not bad, and generally did not show her face, her identity would not be exposed, and she agreed to shoot at the time and place agreed by the photographer. Woody Sakura cooperated with the photographer to show her private parts in various poses. All at once, I took about 70 photos. After the photo shoot, the photographer offered to shoot woody cherry blossoms? Special? Video of. Woody Sakura thought about it and thought that these videos were all appreciated by the photographer himself and should have been edited and shot by him. Soon, Woody Sakura got sexy photos and videos shot and refined by photographers. But what Woody Sakura didn't expect was that when she was browsing foreign websites, she saw the photos and videos she had taken at that time. Moreover, the photographer's social software account also posted advertisements for selling photos and videos.

At this point, Woody Sakura panicked and immediately called for help. Through relevant investigations, the photographer made more than 300,000 illegal profits, and the police found that all the clues in the case pointed to the same person, Xiao Mu, 26. At present, Xiao Mu has been criminally detained by the police according to law, and the case is under further investigation. Behind this case, I really don't know how many private photos have been sold all over the world. Such behavior has also caused extremely serious harm and psychological burden to the women involved.

In daily life, I think it is understandable that women need to take private photos. However, this incident also reminds everyone that there is no such thing as a free lunch, and others have a certain purpose while offering you free things. Therefore, when women take photos of private houses, it is best to sign a contract with the photographer, and stipulate safety matters and compensation for breach of contract in the terms of the contract. You can bring your family or close friends when shooting to ensure your own safety.