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"Dash Plan", the scandal of "easy girls" whose names and phone numbers, addresses and profiles circulate on social networks has not revealed all its secrets. We take you behind the scenes of the procedure carefully managed by the team of the Division of fight against cybercrime, which arrested the five young people. Indeed, everything started from a denunciation received by Mrs. Awa Ndiaye, President of the Commission for the Protection of Personal Data (CDP), on Wednesday, November 21st. Our source indicates that the President immediately seized the Prosecutor Serigne Bassirou Guèye the same day and the Commissioner Pape Guèye, head of the fight against cyber crime of the Police, to whom the CDP transmitted the file that contained the list "easy girls" published on WhatsApp and Facebook and widely shared across Senegal. Upon receipt of the letter of Mr. Awa Ndiaye, continues our source, Prosecutor Serigne Bassirou Guèye activated the team of Commissioner Pape Guèye who, from Morocco where he was, triggered the investigation with his team. It took three days of investigation and use of the sophisticated technological means of the Police to get their hands on the predators and executioners of the girls. Arrested Tuesday, November 27, the suspects have been in custody since yesterday for the needs of the investigation that has not yet revealed all the secrets and ramifications of this sordid affair. Moreover, six young people, minors, were arrested yesterday before being released. A press conference is planned in the coming days by the CDP and the Police's Cybercrime Division, to look back on this case and the others that have recently made headlines. According to the first of the investigation it is a case of blackmail for financial purposes. The mode of operation of the mis en cause: they retrieved the name and number of a girl formally identified before exposing the victim in a group WhatsApp. To throw it in pasture, to harass it.
Sheikh Moussa Sarr
Sheikh Moussa SARR
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