Ongoing Security Monitoring of Online Activity
The General Administration for the Protection of Public Morality monitored the activity of a content creator on social media after she published videos featuring dancing in revealing clothing deemed inconsistent with societal values.
Arrest in Katameya, Cairo
Investigation and Procedures
After legal procedures were completed, security forces arrested the suspect in the Katameya district of Cairo. She was found to have a criminal record and was in possession of a mobile phone.
Evidence Found
Inspection of the phone revealed digital evidence confirming her involvement in posting the videos.
Confession
When confronted, she admitted to posting the videos on her accounts to increase viewership and generate financial profit.
Another Case in Alexandria
Similar Arrest
In a separate incident, security forces arrested another content creator in Alexandria for posting videos showing indecent dancing, offensive language, and inappropriate gestures on social media platforms.
Findings
She was arrested in the First Montaza police district, and a mobile phone was seized. Examination revealed evidence supporting her activities.
Admission
She confessed to the act, stating that her goal was to increase views and earn money.
Legal Procedures
All necessary legal actions were taken, and the cases were referred to the competent investigative authorities.
FAQ
Why were the content creators arrested?
For posting indecent videos on social media platforms.
Where did the arrests take place?
In Katameya (Cairo) and Montaza (Alexandria).
What was their stated motive?
To gain more views and financial profit.
Was evidence found?
Yes, digital evidence was found on seized mobile phones.
What actions were taken?
Legal procedures were initiated and the cases were referred for investigation.
