Stalker who impersonated a former Tinder profile was caught using a doorbell camera.

In the year In September 2024, investigators received a report of strangers coming to a woman’s home – some believe she was trying to commit a “rape fantasy.”

Each said they were invited to her home after matching with her on the Tinder dating app.

The truth is that Asad Hussain, who had been in a relationship with her for weeks, created a fake profile in her name and impersonated her online.

The 36-year-old, from Cheadle, Greater Manchester, He invites random men to the woman’s house in Cheshire, some of whom return in the middle of the night.

“Not only is this a breach of your privacy, it’s a breach of your sense of security and your children’s sense of security,” said Detective Inspector PC Keith Terrill at Cheshire Police.

“This is one of the most serious cases Cheshire Constabulary has ever investigated.”

Hussain was arrested after police reviewed footage from the victim’s doorbell, which was combined with other systems to verify his identity, Cheshire Police said.

he was. He was jailed for eight years after pleading guilty to stalking, assault and failing to comply with an order to provide a passcode to the device. at Chester Crown Court.