Man accused of using fake modelling agency to trick women in to online sex acts

A man has appeared in court accused of using a fake modelling agency to persuade women to commit sex acts.

Wed, 19 Apr, 2017 - 16:24

A man has appeared in court accused of using a fake modelling agency to persuade women to commit sex acts.

Ryan Eastwood, 23, allegedly set up a Facebook account to contact 16 victims and "interview" them on Skype, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Northern Ireland Place: Grasmere Mews Place: Coleraine Place: Co Derry Place: London Person: Ryan Eastwood Person: Shannon Donnelly Person: Matthew Person: Eastwood Organisation: Facebook Organisation: Skype Organisation: Police Service of Northern Ireland Organisation: PSNI Organisation: Limavady Magistrates' Court Organisation: UK Models

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