Security authorities arrested a man accused of posting videos on social media in which he appeared wearing women’s clothing and making gestures deemed offensive to public decency.
According to the reported investigation findings, the videos also allegedly promoted immoral conduct in a manner considered inconsistent with social values.
Authorities Monitor Social Media Activity
The General Administration for Public Morality Protection, part of the specialized police sector, monitored the man’s online activity after he allegedly posted several videos on his social media pages.
The videos reportedly showed him wearing women’s clothing and making gestures considered offensive to public decency.
Authorities also alleged that some of the content encouraged immoral conduct.
Arrest in Dokki
After the necessary legal procedures were completed, security forces arrested the man while he was in the Dokki Police Department area in Giza Governorate.
A mobile phone was found in his possession. Upon examination, authorities reportedly found evidence linked to his social media activity.
Defendant’s Statement
When confronted with the findings of the investigation, the man admitted posting the videos on his social media pages.
According to his statement, he posted the videos to increase views and generate financial profits.
The necessary legal procedures were taken in connection with the case, and the relevant authorities were notified.
Why was the man arrested?
He was arrested over allegations that he posted social media videos deemed offensive to public decency and promoted immoral conduct.
Where was he arrested?
He was arrested in the jurisdiction of the Dokki Police Department in Giza Governorate.
What was found in his possession?
Security authorities found a mobile phone, which was examined for evidence related to his online activity.
Why did he post the videos?
According to his statement, he posted the videos to increase views and generate financial profits.
