Lewis Rollins, a 29-year-old Metropolitan Police officer, was sentenced for exploiting women he met on dating apps to support his gambling addiction. At Southwark Crown Court, he was found guilty of coercive behavior and fraud, having manipulated multiple women into giving him money. One victim, Dr. Georgia Miller, described incidents of physical abuse and emotional manipulation, including an assault in a Birmingham hotel room. Rollins coerced another woman, Emily Busby, into taking out a £4,000 loan, of which he used £2,500 for his own expenses. Despite denying the charges, Rollins was sentenced to an 18-month community order and must complete 30 days of rehabilitation. He was also ordered to repay £3,132.50 to Busby. Judge Christopher Hehir criticized Rollins' behavior as manipulative and damaging, highlighting the ongoing impact on his victims, particularly Busby, who expressed lasting emotional and financial distress.