Former OFW Mother who is Exploiting 2 Minor Children Online Arrested
Police authorities arrested a former Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) mother for allegedly exploiting her 2 minor children online.
In Angeles City, Pampanga, a woman who obtains money from her two minor children through online obscenity was detained. The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Anti-Human Trafficking Division executed a search warrant and entered the suspect’s home.
According to the report, indecent photographs and videos were discovered on the cellphone of a 30-year-old woman who was a former overseas Filipino worker (OFW). According to the NBI, the mother s3xually sold her five-year-old daughter and 13-year-old son on a regular basis. It is now available online for foreigners who pay using an e-wallet.
“Inano po ako na, ay hindi ko naman mahahawakan ‘yung anak mo. Gusto ko lang po ibigay ‘yung pangangailangan niyo, lalong lalo na sa pag-aaral niyo,” said the mother, whose alias is “Jenny.”
The Philippine Internet Crimes Against Children Center (PICAC) received the information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in America. As a result, the source of the obscene web films was discovered.
“Kasi meron sa Amerika na nahuli na isang Amerikano, nakakita ng mga material na may s3xual exploitation of children nakita nila na Pilipino ang kausap ng Amerikano na ito,” said Atty. Cath Nolasco NBI Anti-Human Trafficking Division Chief.
While the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has custody of her two children, the mother is dealing with a slew of complaints. The suspect will face charges of violating the anti-s3xual abuse and s3xual exploitation of children act, the anti-child abuse act, and the trafficking in persons act.
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