Lee Moir, an impostor of teen pop star Justin Bieber, has been arrested in Canada due to allegedly threatening a 12-year-old girl into performing sexual acts over the Internet.

According to reports, 34-year-old Lee Moir corresponded with the teen victim through a Facebook page where he pretended to be the “Never Say Never” singer, Justin Bieber. The pair interacted via chat rooms where Moir reportedly threatened the unidentified girl from New Jersey with harm if she didn’t perform cyber sexual acts. The teen complied to the Justin Bieber impostor due to fear.

Canadian authorities said that Lee Moir has been charged with luring, manufacturing child pornography and extortion.

The incident was reportedly investigated by U.S. law enforcement, which referred the matter over to Canada when they realized Moir was living in Toronto.

The Justin Bieber impostor was eventually busted by Canadian undercover cops who posed as a 14-year-old girl online. Officials say Moir engaged the officer in sexual conversations and requested a meeting. Cops caved in and arrested Lee Moir when he arrived at the meeting location.