Instagram allows Hushpuppi to keep account

<p>Instagram says alleged fraudster, Ramon Abbas, popularly known as Hushpuppi can continue using his account.</p>, <p>The social media company explained that his arrest doesn’t stop him from accessing their service.</p>, <p>Instagram told The National it had well-established processes with law enforcement.</p>, <p>This include a policy on “inmate takedown requests” for prisoners active on social media.</p>, <p>Instagram said accounts are only usually closed if they represent dangerous organisations or individuals.</p>, <p>Hushpuppi, 37, has 2.5 million followers and last posted on June 6, 2020.</p>, <p>He flaunted chopper and private plane trips, as well as luxury cars including a Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maybach.</p>, <p></p>