Adva Lavie Los Angeles burglary case

In late July 2026, Los Angeles model and influencer Adva Lavie (known online as “Mia Ventura”) was taken into custody a second time for violating a court order tied to a series of alleged dating‑app burglaries. Prosecutors allege she used dating apps between 2023 and 2025 to cultivate relationships with wealthy older men and younger women, then entered their homes to steal cash, gold and designer goods. The July 30 report noted she faced six felony counts, including unauthorized use of personal identifying information, grand‑theft and first‑degree residential burglary, with a potential sentence of up to 11 years and eight months.

The following day, authorities reported that Lavie had removed an ankle monitor she was required to wear while awaiting trial. A judge revoked her release, ordered her held without bail and scheduled a bail‑review hearing. Additional charges included an outstanding grand‑theft warrant for over $11,000 in luxury items stolen at the 2025 Coachella Music Festival. The second report also mentioned an unrelated FBI capture of a COVID‑19 fraud suspect in Jamaica, but the core narrative remains Lavie's escalating legal troubles in Los Angeles.