Glam boxer Stefi Cohen arrested on domestic violence – year after ‘leaking naked snaps of her ex-boyfriend's new lover'
The professional boxer was taken into custody in Miami on Wednesday - just one year after she allegedly hacked into her ex-partner's computer and leaked nude snaps of his new partner.
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Her latest run-in with the law comes around 14 months after she appeared in court on charges of sexual cyber-harassment, per TMZ.
She was accused of hacking into a computer in March 2022 that her ex-partner had used.
Cohen, from Venezuela, managed to break into the computer by correctly guessing his passwords.
She came across some naked photos of his girlfriend that were stored on his iCloud account, according to a police report seen by the NBC affiliate WTVJ-TV.
Cohen then allegedly shared the snaps online in group chats, which she was a part of.
The alleged victim claimed Cohen was trying to humiliate her.
The alleged victim claimed that the pictures were only for her boyfriend to see.
The police report also revealed Cohen tried to resist arrest.
She allegedly tried to sweep one of the officers off his feet.
Powerlifter Stefi Cohen arrested after 'posting nude pics of woman online' & trying to break free from cop car with toes
While in the police car, Cohen also tried to break the locking system.
And, she also refused to comment when being quizzed by cops.
It wasn't just sexual cyber-harassment that Cohen was accused of.
She was also accused of criminal mischief and resisting arrest without violence
Cohen was told to stay away from her ex-boyfriend and his partner.
Cohen describes herself as the Doctor of Physical Therapy and claims to be a 25 time world record powerlifter.
She has competed in six professional boxing bouts, winning four of them.
She lost one of the fights and drew the other.
Cohen, who more than 1 million followers on Instagram, has won her two most recent fights, which took place in February and June 2023.
In January, she spoke out about how she was looking forward to do more powerlifting.
"It feels so good to be pulling heavy weight like this after strictly boxing the past 2 years," she wrote on X.
"I think it's time to start getting back into it!"
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