Sadeq Ali Quraishi, MD, was arrested Nov. 2 after he attempted to pay for sex with a teenager at a hotel, according to the report.
Court documents written by an agent with Homeland Security describe an operation where an ad was placed on a website “commonly used to advertise commercial sex acts,” the report said. Dr. Quraishi responded to an ad by text message and “agreed to pay $250 to have sex with the fictitious 14-year-old girl,” the affidavit said, according to WCVB5.
Dr. Quraishi went to the hotel where they agreed to meet, gave the cash to another undercover agent and was then arrested. He is being held without bail.
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