Precautions for parents to dirty talk via walkietalkie

District agent Hans van Rooijen alerts via Twitter for the male voice after he had received two reports of parents Wednesday.

BABY MONITOR A Police spokesman let know that it is not the first time that the voice with dirty talk itself. Last month got the district agent according to her to hear similar stories of different parents.

In addition to the children's walkie-talkies, the man would also have heard through the baby monitor by a parent. What exactly is said by the man, the police do not go into it. "It's going to be sexually suggestive comments," says Wendy Baldwin, spokesman police North Holland. "Not extremely violently, but for children to hear and to be very annoying to suddenly if you're playing."

Research?

For the time being, there is no investigation into the man behind the dirty talk. "Because it is unprecedented, the neighborhood agent sent a waarschuwingstweet now," says Baldwin. "If we ingest even more notifications, I close an investigation, but I can say nothing about now."

WHAT TO DO?

Parents of children with a walkietalkie are advised by the police with their child. "Ask your child that he never on a strange voice through a walkietalkie in may go. And also that he should always report if he hears something. That is our message to parents, "says Baldwin.

You hear a strange voice via the baby monitor? Put the device on a different frequency and also reports this to the police.

Metro Editor: Bianca Balu Photo: Colourbox