Cop's Dating App Scam: Fraud & Coercion

0:00On April 9th, 828-year-old Metropolitan Police Officer, named Lewis Rollins, just got convicted of fraud and coercive control after praying. On women, he met on dating apps to bankroll his gambling addiction. He juggled multiple girlfriends at once, pulling money from at least three to cover his debts, including 1,000 pounds for a bed, another one, 1,000 for rent, and up to 4,000 pounds and loans. These women describe bursts of rage, physical attacks like being thrown against walls or grabbed by the throat, plus constant jealousy where he, monitored their phones and hit them with emotional blackmail, like fake suicide threats. One victim, a doctor fresh out of school, felt trapped painting over cash while scraping by herself, even helping him snag a police loan, while others. Covered his rent after he blew family money at the bookies, Rollins denied it all in court, claiming he'd always pay back what he owed, but the jury nailed him on two coercive control counts and three fraud. Charges, though they deadlocked on property damage, leaving this row cops downfall a stark

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