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‘You know I’m a kid right?’: Man imprisoned after luring GTA teens on Instagram with drugs, money

A 23-year-old man sentenced to five years and three months for child luring, sexual assault and threats against teenage girls, banned from social media and working with children.

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Hesham Mahbub

Hesham Mahbub pleaded guilty to a variety of offences attracting a five year prison sentence after it was found he was luring high schoolers over social media with promises of drugs and money.

A young man who promised girls, as young as 14, weed, vapes, acid and money in return for sexual favours on social media — some while he was on bail for the same type offences — has been sentenced.

Hesham Mahbub, 23, was handed five years and three months after admitting to a laundry list of offences, including child luring and death threats, among others, against vulnerable teenagers.

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Jeremy Grimaldi

Jeremy Grimaldi is Metroland’s courts, crime and justice reporter.

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