Woman in Malaga who posted sex adverts pretending to be her boyfriend's ex arrested

A WOMAN has been arrested in Malaga after allegedly posting sex adverts pretending to be her current boyfriend’s ex-girlriend.

Policia Nacional cuffed the unnamed 29-year-old woman after tracking her down with her IP address.

The victim said that she was being harassed through numerous phone calls and messages to her mobile by strange men and women who wanted her ‘sexual services’.

Police tracked where the registered erotic ads came from by analysing IP addresses and emails used to post them.

The suspect had dished out the victim’s email, telephone number and other personal details.

She is accused of ‘coercion through telematic means.’

According to the investigation, she acted out of revenge and jealousy over the ex-partner.

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Laurence Dollimore

Laurence Dollimore is a Spanish-speaking, NCTJ-trained journalist with almost a decade’s worth of experience.
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