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   https://d.newsweek.com/en/full/1523852/diiriye-ali-jamac.webp?w=   
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   Newly released police footage shows the moment a wanted child rapist was   
   arrested while attempting to flee on a one-way flight from the U.K. to   
   Ethiopia.   
      
   Diiriye Ali-Jamac, 34, became the focus on an intense law enforcement   
   investigation earlier this year after investigators determined he had sex with   
   a 14-year-old girl on April 28. He was apprehended on a plane set to depart   
   from London's Heathrow    
   Airport four days later.   
      
   The video clip, obtained by officers' body-worn cameras, was released   
   yesterday by Surrey Police, showing the man's alarmed expression in response   
   to his capture, which happened 30 minutes before takeoff. "Wanted, for what?"   
   he can be heard asking the    
   arresting officer.   
      
   Despite his shocked reaction, Ali-Jamac pleaded guilty to three counts of   
   sexual activity with a child. On August 19, he was jailed for six years during   
   a hearing at Kingston Crown Court.   
      
   On April 28, police launched a probe after the teenager was reported missing   
   by her mother. The 14-year-old was located at a train station the following   
   morning, later telling specialist officers that she had arranged to meet a man   
   known only as "Diddie"    
   using WhatsApp.   
      
   The victim told police the man had sex with her at a hotel, which was later   
   identified by officers who analyzed a selfie the girl had taken on the morning   
   she was found. Investigators, with the help of CCTV, identified a suspect   
   vehicle and added it to a    
   national wanted list on April 30.   
      
   The car was later seized, but it was not owned by the suspect. Using   
   unspecified methods, the police were able to link the nickname "Diddie" to   
   Ali-Jamac and he was added to the U.K. wanted persons database. Investigators   
   said they then got a hit "almost    
   immediately."   
      
   It quickly emerged that he had boarded the flight to Ethiopia at Heathrow   
   airport.   
      
   Less than three hours after being added to the list, Ali-Jamac was detained by   
   officers from the Metropolitan Police. He had bought a one-way ticket to   
   Ethiopia on May 1. The same day, he was sent a text message by the owner of   
   the seized vehicle spotted    
   on the CCTV, tipping him off that he was being hunted.   
      
   Detective Constable Sally Michail, who specializes in exploitation crime,   
   said: "[The victim] was completely taken in by this man, who was 20 years her   
   senior and someone she thought she could trust. As soon as he became aware   
   that police were on his    
   trail, he tried to leave the country but fortunately we intercepted him as he   
   boarded his flight.   
      
   "I would continue to encourage anyone who has been the victim of similar   
   offenses to come forward and report it to us straight away. You will always be   
   taken seriously and support and guidance will be provided to you by our team   
   of specially trained    
   officers," she added.   
      
   https://www.newsweek.com/police-arrest-fleeing-child-rapist-boar   
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