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>A Pennsylvania man was arrested Monday in Jefferson County in what investigators believe to be a national sextortion operation, Arvada police said. David Ajiri, 25, turned himself in at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office on Monday after a warrant was issued for his arrest more than two weeks earlier, on Feb. 20, according to court records. Ajiri was arrested on suspicion of extortion, posting private images/harassment and posting private images for pecuniary gain, according to Jefferson County court records. Investigators have identified one victim but believe there are many more who have not yet been identified or who have not yet come forward, according to a news release from the Arvada Police Department. The man targeted women and girls as young as 14 and had been active since at least 2018, police said.

Archive: https://archive.today/88sRd From the post: >>A Pennsylvania man was arrested Monday in Jefferson County in what investigators believe to be a national sextortion operation, Arvada police said. David Ajiri, 25, turned himself in at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office on Monday after a warrant was issued for his arrest more than two weeks earlier, on Feb. 20, according to court records. Ajiri was arrested on suspicion of extortion, posting private images/harassment and posting private images for pecuniary gain, according to Jefferson County court records. Investigators have identified one victim but believe there are many more who have not yet been identified or who have not yet come forward, according to a news release from the Arvada Police Department. The man targeted women and girls as young as 14 and had been active since at least 2018, police said.
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The surname Ajiri is most commonly of Nigerian origin. It is primarily found among ethnic groups in the southern and central regions of the country, though its specific meaning and cultural context can vary depending on the linguistic group.

@AOU, sticky plz?

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