Radhe Ma, 50, a self styled 'god woman' walks out of a police station in Mumbai, India, August 14, 2015. A trident-toting Indian "god woman" worshipped as a miracle worker was questioned by police on Friday over accusations that she tried to extort dowry money from brides, the latest in a long line of popular gurus to run into legal problems. REUTERS/Shailesh Andrade TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

A policeman detains a suspected gang member accused of extortion, near the launch ceremony of the Safe El Salvador Plan in Ciudad Delgado July 16, 2015. Salvadoran government launched the Safe El Salvador Plan as a new strategy to seize violence in 10 of the 50 most violent municipalities in El Salvador with social programs and police action. REUTERS/Jose Cabezas

Owner of Greek champions Olympiakos Piraeus Vangelis Marinakis (C) talks with his associates before a Greek Cup game between Olympiakos and Niki Volou at the Karaiskaki stadium in Piraeus, near Athens August 25, 2014. Marinakis has been banned from football as an investigation continues into allegations that a criminal organisation is controlling the domestic game. The Olympiakos president is accused of being involved in and directing a criminal organisation, aiding and abetting blackmailing, aiding and abetting extortion, and aiding and abetting bribery and fraud. Picture taken August 25. REUTERS/Alkis Konstantinidis

Cast member Stanley Tucci (L) talks to Mark Wahlberg and Nicola Peltz (R) during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction", in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, according to local media. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Cast member Mark Wahlberg runs during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction", in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, according local media. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

U.S director and producer Michael Bay holds a camera during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction" in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, according local media. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Cast member Mark Wahlberg rests during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction", in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, according local media. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Cast members Nicola Peltz (L), Jack Reynor (front) and Stanley Tucci (rear) walk during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction", in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, local media reported. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Cast member Nicola Peltz acts during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction" in Hong Kong, October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, local media reported. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Cast members Stanley Tucci (C) and Jack Reynor act during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction" in Hong Kong, October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, local media reported. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Cast members Stanley Tucci (top L) and Jack Reynor act during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction" in Hong Kong, October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, local media reported. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Cast member Mark Wahlberg (L) talks with a crew member during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction", in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, local media reported. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Police stand guard around a vehicle which is used for the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction", in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew local media reported. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

U.S director and producer Michael Bay gestures during the filming of a scene for the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction", in Hong Kong October 24, 2013. The shooting continues today after the police arrested a suspected triad member on Wednesday following an attempt to extort money from the crew - it was the second attempt in five days to blackmail the Paramount Pictures crew, local media reported. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Members of Guatemala's anti-extortion task force searches a man during an operation in the El Gallito neighborhood in Guatemala City February 22, 2013. Guatemala's anti-extortion task force said it arrested 10 people suspected of extortion during a series of operations on Friday in the dangerous neighborhood, which is one of the largest markets for drugs and criminal groups in the capital city. REUTERS/Jorge Dan Lopez (GUATEMALA - Tags: CRIME LAW MILITARY)

Guatemalan Police present members of an extortionist gang who were captured in Guatemala City May 4, 2012. According to Guatemalan Police, the security forces succeeded in capturing about 10 members of an extortionist gang who have been collecting money through phone extortion for criminals detained in the penitentiary centre in Zone 18 of the city. REUTERS/Jorge Dan Lopez (GUATEMALA - Tags: CRIME LAW)

Students walk past a policeman guarding a school at an impoverished neighbourhood in Acapulco October 20, 2011. Teachers are demanding security from the government after they received extortion threats from suspected drug gangs, local media reported. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO - Tags: CRIME LAW)

Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko arrives at the state prosecutor's office in Kiev December 22, 2010. Tymoshenko criticised Western states on Tuesday for dealing with the government of President Viktor Yanukovich, accusing it of creating the "stability of the cemetery" by crushing opposition. Tymoshenko was charged with abuse of office this month and told Italian daily la Repubblica in an interview she faced up to 10 years in jail if found guilty. REUTERS/Konstantin Chernichkin (UKRAINE - Tags: POLITICS CRIME LAW)

French photographer Francois-Marie Banier (C) speaks to the media at Nanterre courthouse near Paris July 1, 2010. Banier stands accused of extorting gifts worth 1 billion euros ($1.5 billion) from Liliane Bettencourt, elderly heiress to the L'Oreal fortune. A court is scheduled to examine complaints by Francoise Bettencourt-Meyers, Bettencourt's daughter, that Banier took advantage of her mother. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (FRANCE - Tags: POLITICS CRIME LAW BUSINESS IMAGES OF THE DAY)

A vendor sells nuts on the 40P bus, the most dangerous route in Guatemala City November 11, 2009. In a different part of the city on Wednesday, eight people, including the driver, were injured in an extortion related shooting. Attacks on buses has become a daily occurrence in an on-going battle between organized gangs of extortionists and private bus companies. Hundreds of drivers, assistant drivers, owners and passengers have been murdered over the last two years. On average, there is one driver killed every other day in Guatemala. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA CONFLICT TRANSPORT)

A passenger gets on the 40P bus, the most dangerous route in Guatemala City November 11, 2009. IIn a different part of the city on Wednesday, eight people, including the driver, were injured in an extortion related shooting. Attacks on buses has become a daily occurrence in an on-going battle between organized gangs of extortionists and private bus companies. Hundreds of drivers, assistant drivers, owners and passengers have been murdered over the last two years. On average, there is one driver killed every other day in Guatemala. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA CONFLICT TRANSPORT)

A bus driver works the 40P route, the most dangerous in Guatemala City November 11, 2009. In a different part of the city on Wednesday, eight people, including the driver, were injured in an extortion related shooting. Attacks on buses has become a daily occurrence in an on-going battle between organized gangs of extortionists and private bus companies. Hundreds of drivers, assistant drivers, owners and passengers have been murdered over the last two years. On average, there is one driver killed every other day in Guatemala. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA CONFLICT TRANSPORT)

A woman's torso, found in two bags, is seen behind a police line in Guatemala City March 27, 2009. Police sources reported that the woman's head was found in a nearby neighborhood with a note that read "We want the bus money". The killing of bus drivers over extortion payments is common in Guatemala. According to police figures, nearly 200 bus drivers, assistants and owners have been killed on the job in the last year. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA CONFLICT SOCIETY POLITICS)

The body of a murdered driver is seen inside his bus after an attack in Guatemala City March 25, 2009. In two early morning attacks, at least two drivers were killed and four people injured, including a two-month-old baby. Attacks on bus drivers are common in Guatemala where organized gangs extort money from the private companies that run the buses. According to police, nearly 200 bus drivers, driver's assistants and owners have been killed in the last year. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA CONFLICT SOCIETY IMAGE OF THE DAY TOP PICTURE)

A gunshot victim talks to his father by phone after surviving an attack on a public bus in Guatemala City March 25, 2009. In two early morning attacks, at least two drivers were killed and four people injured, including a two-month-old baby. Attacks on bus drivers are common in Guatemala where organized gangs extort money from the private companies that run the buses. According to police nearly 200 bus drivers, driver's assistants and owners have been killed in the last year. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA CONFLICT HEALTH IMAGE OF THE DAY TOP PICTURE SOCIETY BUSINESS)

Passengers on a bus look at a slain assailant through the windows of another bus in Guatemala City March 24, 2009. In three attacks around the city gunmen killed a passenger and wounded two bus drivers. Also, a private security guard shot and killed one attacker and wounded another. Attacks on bus drivers are common in Guatemala where organized gangs extort money from the private companies that run the buses. According to police nearly 200 bus drivers, driver's assistants and owners have been killed in the last year. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA CONFLICT POLITICS)

Defendant Helg Sgarbi gestures after his verdict at a court in Munich, March 9, 2009. Sgarbi is sentenced to 6 years of prison after he blackmailed Susanne Klatten, an heiress to the BMW business empire who is ranked as one of Germany's richest woman by having his sexual trysts with them filmed and then demanding money. REUTERS/Michael Dalder (GERMANY CONFLICT SOCIETY)

Relatives mourn the death of the owner of a bus company who was gunned down on Saturday outside his home in San Jose Pinula December 8, 2008. This year 167 bus drivers and 15 driver's assistants have been murdered, compared to 28 drivers and 15 assistants in 2007 said Sergio Morales, the Human Rights Ombudsman in Guatemala. Criminal gangs who extort money from bus drivers and owners, kill those who refuse to pay. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA)

Bus drivers and friends carry the coffin of the owner of a bus company who was gunned down on Saturday outside his home in San Jose Pinula, Guatemala December 8, 2008. This year 167 bus drivers and 15 driver's assistants have been murdered, compared to 28 drivers and 15 assistants in 2007 said Sergio Morales, the Human Rights Ombudsman in Guatemala. Criminal gangs who extort money from bus drivers and owners, kill those who refuse to pay. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA)

Former Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks to the media as she arrives at London's Heathrow Airport to fly back home May 6, 2007. Hasina prepared to fly from London to face charges of murder and extortion after the interim administration lifted a ban on her homecoming last month. REUTERS/Alessia Pierdomenico (BRITAIN)

File picture of Georgian journalist and founder of independent TV company "202" Shalva Ramishvili in Tbilisi. An undated file picture shows Georgian journalist and founder of independent TV company "202" Shalva Ramishvili. Georgian police detained Ramishvili on Saturday on suspicion of blackmail and extortion. REUTERS/Irakli Gedenidze/File photo

A shop assistant removes some jars of mayonnaise made by Thomy, a subsidiary of Swiss food giant Nestle, in a supermarket in Hanau, December 1. Nestle has become the target of an extortion attempt for the second time in a fortnight in Germany, as a blackmailer has said products had been poisoned.

A shop assistant removes some tubes of mayonnaise and ketchup made by Thomy, a subsidiary of Swiss food giant Nestle, in a supermarket in Hanau December 1. Nestle has become the target of an extortion attempt for the second time in a fortnight in Germany, as a blackmailer has said products had been poisoned.

A shop assistant removes tubes of mayonnaise made by Thomy, a subsidiary of Swiss food giant Nestle, from the shelves in a supermarket in Hanau, December 1. Nestle has become the target of an extortion attempt for the second time in a fortnight in Germany, as a blackmailer has said some products have been poisoned.

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A shop assistant removes some jars of mayonaise made by Thomy, a subsidiary of Swiss food giant Nestle, in a supermarket in Hanau, December 1. Nestle has become the target of an extortion attempt for the second time in a fortnight in Germany, as a blackmailer has said products had been poisoned.

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A shop assistant removes some jars of mayonnaise made by Thomy, a subsidiary of Swiss food giant Nestle, in a supermarket in Hanau, December 1. Nestle has become the target of an extortion attempt for the second time in a fortnight in Germany, as a blackmailer has said products had been poisoned.

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A shop assistant removes some tubes of mayonnaise and ketchup made by Thomy, a subsidiary of Swiss food giant Nestle, in a supermarket in Hanau December 1. Nestle has become the target of an extortion attempt for the second time in a fortnight in Germany, as a blackmailer has said products had been poisoned.

KP/AA

National Development Bank (BNDES) President Andre Lara Resende listens as Minister of Communications Luiz Carlos Mendonca de Barros testifies before the Congress in Brasilia November 19. Mendonca de Barros dismissed charges he had manipulated the recent privatization sale of state telecommunications holding Telebras. "This is not true, it is all false." Barros also said that he was the victim of "extortion and blackmail." Resende was named as being involved in a clandestinely-taped telephone conversation alleging that a Telebras subsidiary "benefited" from inside information one day prior to the privatization.

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Minister of Communications Luiz Carlos Mendonca de Barros defends himself against allegations of corruption while testifying to Congress November 19. Mendonca de Barros dismissed charges he had manipulated the recent privatization sale of state telecommunications holding Telebras. "This is not true, it is all false." Barros also said that he was the victim of "extortion and blackmail.

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Minister of Communications Luiz Carlos Mendonca de Barros defends himself against allegations of corruption while testifying to Congress November 19. Mendonca de Barros dismissed charges he had manipulated the recent privatization sale of state telecommunications holding Telebras. "This is not true, it is all false." Barros also said that he was the victim of "extortion and blackmail.

GN/WS

An unidentified Conti supermarket employee checks food for contamination, after contaminated food was found in a supermarket in the Bavarian town of Regensburg April 9. A blackmailer wanting to extort unpolished diamonds worth 15 million U.S. dollars, is threatening to contaminate products from Nestle enterprises.

An unidentified police officer checks food for signs of contamination, after contaminated food was found in a supermarket in the Bavarian town of Regensburg April 9. A blackmailer wanting to extort unpolished diamonds worth 15 million U.S. dollars, is threatening to contaminate products from Nestle enterprises.

Frankfurt police answer hotlines set up for queries related to the contamination of Thomy products. Nestle AG's Thomy subsidiary has fallen victim to blackmailers hoping to extort uncut diamonds valued at U.S.$15 million by threatening to place contaminated Thomy products into German stores.

GERMANY CRIME

German headquarters of Nestle AG, whose Thomy unit has fallen victim to blackmailers hoping to extort uncut diamonds valued at U.S.$15 million. The blackmailers have threatened to place contaminated Thomy products into supermarkets and several of these have already been found in stores across Germany.

GERMANY CRIME

An unidentified employee removes packaged products from the shelves of a Condi supermarket in the Bavarian town of Regensburg April 9, after police found contaminated food from the Nestle company. A blackmailer wants to extort unpolished diamonds worth 15 million U.S. Dollars.

GERMANY EXTORTION

An unidentified Conti supermarket employee checks food for contamination, after contaminated food was found in a supermarket in the Bavarian town of Regensburg April 9. A blackmailer wanting to extort unpolished diamonds worth 15 million U.S. dollars, is threatening to contaminate products from Nestle enterprises.

GERMANY

An unidentified police officer checks food for signs of contamination, after contaminated food was found in a supermarket in the Bavarian town of Regensburg April 9. A blackmailer wanting to extort unpolished diamonds worth 15 million U.S. dollars, is threatening to contaminate products from Nestle enterprises.

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