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Police: Cobb man tried to entice 2 teens online

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Oct 4, 2010

A 24-year-old Cobb County man has been arrested for allegedly using the Internet to entice two Idaho teens into having sex with him.

Chirag Rajish Amin, of Marietta, is in the Ada County jail in Idaho following his arrest in Georgia on Sept. 10, according to jail records.

Idaho detectives began investigating Amin in 2008 after the parents of two 14-year-old girls reported that he had arranged to meet their daughters, KTVB.com reported. Amin is accused of talking to the teens in a video chat room, according the report.

Last month, U.S. Marshals arrested Amin at his Early Winter Drive home and he was transported to the Cobb County jail, where he remained for two weeks before being extradited to Idaho, jail records state.

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