Called with Her Daughter's Supposed Screams Ends in $10,500 Extortion
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Police officers, attached to the North Carolina and West Carolina Precinct, investigated a extortion and blackmail complaint reported yesterday afternoon in the Walgreens pharmacy parking lot, located on the premises of the Plaza Carolina mall. According to the complaint, the injured person received a call to his cell phone where he heard a woman screaming and believed it was his daughter. Then, a man took the phone and told him that his daughte…
Carolina – Police investigate a case of extortion and blackmail in which a man delivered a total of $10,500 in cash after receiving a call in which they allegedly made him believe that his daughter was involved in a situation related to illegal controlled substances and that his life was in danger. According to the complaint, based around 1:02 p.m. this Wednesday, August 12, the injured person received a call on his cell phone and heard a woman …
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