Los Angeles Influencer Accused In Dating-App Thefts Jailed After Monitor Tampering
Los Angeles influencer Adva Lavie, 28, was arrested in Beverly Hills Tuesday night after allegedly removing her court-ordered ankle monitor; a judge ordered her held without bail.[1]
A Los Angeles County judge revoked her pretrial release and set a bail review hearing for Friday in Van Nuys.[1]
Riverside County prosecutors charged Lavie in April 2026 with felony grand theft over more than $11,000 in luxury items allegedly stolen during the 2025 Coachella Festival.[1]
A $20,000 arrest warrant was issued after she missed a May arraignment, and prosecutors cited surveillance video from an Indio Airbnb showing the alleged theft from an unlocked Tesla Cybertruck.[1]
Lavie, who also posts under the name Mia Ventura, already faces Los Angeles County felony burglary charges accusing her of a dating-app burglary spree that targeted wealthy victims across Southern California.[1]
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- Adva Lavie, 28, also known as Mia Ventura, was arrested Tuesday night, July 28, 2026, in Beverly Hills after allegedly removing her court-ordered ankle monitor.
- A Los Angeles County judge revoked her pretrial release, ordered her held without bail and set a bail review hearing for Friday in Van Nuys.
- Riverside County prosecutors charged Lavie in April 2026 with felony grand theft over more than $11,000 in luxury items allegedly stolen during the 2025 Coachella Festival, and a $20,000 warrant was issued after she missed a May arraignment.
- The Riverside warrant cites surveillance video from an Indio Airbnb showing the alleged theft from an unlocked Tesla Cybertruck.
- Lavie already faces Los Angeles County felony burglary charges alleging a dating-app burglary spree targeting wealthy victims across Southern California.
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