
The Saudi authorities arrested a person who appeared in a video circulating on social media platforms exposing a child to harm, according to a statement issued by Saudi Public Security on Monday, as the Riyadh Police, in coordination with the competent authorities, began investigating the incident and taking legal measures.
AI-generated summary
A video spread on social media platforms showing a person carrying his son during a live broadcast and indicating that he was appearing in the broadcast 'for him' and attacking those who criticize him, before the authorities intervened and arrested the person after showing content that exposes a child to harm.
Saudi Public Security announced the arrest of a person who exposed a child to harm in visual content circulating on social media platforms, according to a statement issued Monday.
The statement said: “The Riyadh Region Police, in coordination with the Public Prosecution and the Family Protection Center at the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, initiated an incident of a child being harmed, in visual content circulated on social media sites.”
Saudi Public Security added, "Legal measures have been taken regarding this matter."
A video spread on social media platforms of a person carrying his son during a live broadcast and indicating that he is appearing on a live broadcast “for him” and attacking those who criticize him.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The arrested person will be referred to the Public Prosecution to complete the investigation and determine charges
Very likely · Within days
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development may issue an explanatory statement about the role of the Family Protection Center in such cases
Likely · Within days

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