Four new cases reported in one week
An increasing amount of locals are falling victim to sextortion.
The crime involves people sending explicit images or videos online which are then used to blackmail the sender for money or other services.
Four reports of sextortion were reported to police last week.
Inspector Gavin Callow told Rhian Evans more:
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