Pix:Pakistani Diplomat's 'SICK' Son, Charged With Raping 13- Year-Old Girl He Met On Whisper App

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The son of a Pakistani diplomat has been charged
with raping a 13-year-old girl from the Bronx that
he met on the Whisper app.
The beast named, Mehmood Ur Rehman
Rahimoon, 20, of Scarsdale, New York, was
arrested this week for allegedly raping a minor.
Police say that the suspect is the son of
Muhammad Mureed Rahimoon, who is listed as
being a community/welfare counselor for the
Pakistani government on his Facebook page.

His dad


The New York Daily News reports that Mehmood
met the teen on the Whisper app in October.
Whisper is an app where users can post things
anonymously and communicate with other
members.
Mehmood allegedly used other apps to get in
touch with the 13-year-old girl and they later met
in person.
Police say that the pair met several times and did
not have intercourse until December 1 in a room
at the Riveroad Motor Inn in the BRonx.
A friend of the teenager was allegedly in the
bathroom while the event occurred and the teen's
father was waiting at school to pick up his
daughter.
The concerned father called his daughter after
she was not present at school pick-up.
She told him that she was working out in the
park with her running club. Rahimoon then took
the phone from the girl and said that the victim
and her friend would be back to the school soon.
Police say that the alleged victim's friend told the
father about the alleged sexual encounter later
that night.
Detectives ran an undercover investigation and
told Rahimoon to meet the teen in Manhattan on
Tuesday night.
Mehmood showed up in a car with State
Department consul licence plates and was
arrested by the authorities, reports The New York
Daily News.
Mehmood, who does not have the diplomatic
immunity, is charged with rape, sex abuse, and
acting in a manner injurious to a child less than
17.
Mehmood's father had no comment. Mehmood
reportedly told Police he had improper relations
with the girl.
'It's shocking.' Said Mehmood's sister. 'I don't
believe this.'
Their sister said that her brother is a student at
Westchester Community College.
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