Girls begged man to stop demanding increasingly sexual images, but he persisted, US feds say


His threats targeted the girls’ fears, relationships, reputations, bodies and safety, according to court records. Officials said he demanded some girls to turn on their Snapchat location sharing, so he’d know where they lived. — Image by Freepik

Girls begged a Florida man to stop demanding increasingly sexual images of them – and some of their parents intervened – but still he persisted, authorities said.

Between August 2019 and December 2019, Brandon Huu Le targeted at least 270 girls on Snapchat, according to an Aug 29 news release from the US Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Michigan. When girls responded, he’d turn conversations sexual and start to threaten them, officials said.

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