Four suspects, including Rahmat Khan Mohammadi and Mohammed Bilal Hotak, have been charged with multiple burglary and fraud offences targeting men via Grindr. Between October 2024 and March, they allegedly conducted 35 burglaries and 20 frauds, stealing valuable items like Rolex watches and electronic devices from their victims. The Metropolitan Police is actively investigating and has encouraged victims to come forward, reassuring them of sensitive handling of their reports, particularly by working with the LGBT+ community. A trial date is set for October 13 for two suspects, with further court appearances for others scheduled later.
Four individuals have been charged in connection with a series of burglaries involving victims targeted through the dating app Grindr, conducting 35 raids and 20 frauds.
The suspects arranged meetings with users at their homes through Grindr, stealing high-value items such as Rolex watches, smartphones, and PIN numbers.
The Metropolitan Police urges victims or individuals with information about these crimes to come forward, ensuring all reports will be thoroughly investigated with support for the LGBT+ community.
Superintendent Owen Renowden indicated the investigation is ongoing and may uncover further unreported offenses, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in tackling organized crime.
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