According to a report, a Boston doctor who told an undercover officer he was not in the mood to be arrested has been taken into custody.
Sadeq Quraishi, an anesthesiologist at Tufts Medical Center, is facing a charge of attempted sex trafficking of a child after agreeing to pay $250 to have sex with an imaginary child.
The Boston hospital suspended his medical staff privileges and placed him on leave after learning of the disturbing allegations against him.
The alleged events that led up to Quraishi's arrest began when he responded to an online ad showing what appeared to be two 18-year-old females who said they were travelling through town on a road trip. Court documents were cited by the station.
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Quraishi was told that the teens in the ad were actually 12 and 14 years old and that they were available for sex in exchange for money.
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Quraishi agreed to pay $250 for a sexual encounter with one of the girls in the ad after both parties asked each other if they were police officers.
Quraishi was quoted as saying, "Hey you have been nice and I appreciate it, but the age thing is throwing me, if you were to tell me she's 16 or older and just looks young enough to pass off for 14 that would be a different thing"
"It's okay." You can pretend if you please, but that's why I keep it real.
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Quraishi said that he wasn't in the mood to be arrested.
A doctor was arrested when he showed up at a Boston hotel and paid an undercover officer for a keycard. According to the court documents, the doctor said he had paid for sex in the past. Quraishi is in jail.
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