
A Los Angeles woman is accused of using dating apps to target mostly affluent elderly men and then burglarizing their homes after she gains their trust, authorities said. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department put out a special bulletin seeking alleged victims of Adva Lavie, who it says uses the apps or sites to find her victims.
Main Idea: Authorities say Adva Lavie used dating apps to meet older men in Los Angeles County and then burglarized their homes after gaining their trust.
Key Points:
The alleged dating-app burglaries can make older adults and households less safe and less willing to trust online dating.
The sheriff’s bulletin and victim outreach may help catch the suspect and prevent more thefts.
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