Montgomery County State?s attorney warns about uptick in crimes related to dating apps
State?s attorney for Montgomery County John McCarthy said Friday that since COVID-19 restrictions have loosened, his office is beginning to notice a slight uptick in reports of safety concerns when it comes to people meeting on dating apps. FOX 5's Ayesha Khan has more.
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