"Tiktok Cult" is a house associated with the priest Robert Shin The campaign was carried out by the federal agents.

Authorities have accessed a house on a 7700 block on McGregorty Street in Tujunga that connected with several owners with Shin, Friday, July 25, the Los Angeles Times ReportThe

According to the local news outlet ABC 7"Several" warrants were issued and multiple people were detained on the property on Friday. The warrants are involved in investigating allegations of money-laundering and sexual trafficking and served by the IRS in collaboration with the FBI and the US Postal Service. El Monti also said the police department also said ABC 7 Its Swat team is part of the investigation.

The news outlet said "at least seven people were detained."

Our weekly El Monti reached the police department via email and phone for comments. Ours Shakina arrived at the Church for comment.

"The US Postal Inspection Service is working closely with our local, state and federal law enforcement partners in this ongoing investigation," the post inspector Patricia Stated TimeThe "It remains as an active case, and we continue to collect and review the data."

The priest of Shakinah Church Shin 2024 was displayed in Netflix documentaries Dance for the devil: 7m Tiktok CultThe He was described as a "offensive religious leader" Time The followers mentioned, and the followers claimed that Shin had told them to "die" to their family members who did not follow him.

Several ex -7m choreographers Took part in the documentary And in May 2021, Shin spoke against the abuse they received. Shin denied the allegations against him and was written in a statement at the end of the documentary, "Shin has not been charged with any criminal charges. He has denied sexual abuse of any member of Shakinah or a client of 7M."

Oubre FisherA choreographer who participated in the documentary appeared On Newson's Show Bunfield To describe what he claimed in June 2024.

"My experience in Shakina was very interesting," he explained at the time when he added that he could not immediately understand that things in the church could not be right until the media coverage suggested.

"(Shin) To see everyone in our families, talk to our friends, make sure you do, post it (online) so that people can see that people can see that everything is normal and everything is exactly what we seem to be in a culture …… it was, 'OK, this kind, this kind," he added.

In June 2024, fellow choreographer Miranda Broke his silence In the documentary, he emphasized that he was not among those who tortured.

"I want to say that I appreciate the concerns that I have expressed for in my well -being. Due to the pending case litigation, where I am a plaintiff in defamation, it is not suitable for me to comment on specific allegations. Although I will not tell me that I will not talk about abuse," Miranda, Miranda, Miranda, started Miranda, Miranda, Miranda. Through InstagramThe

Miranda added that although his parents and sisters participated in the documentary, he believes it only offered "one-sided story".

"I love my mom, dad and melanie and they will become a part of my life forever The truth is that we just don't look at the moment I believe that this documentary is a one -sided story," Miranda said more. "I gave Jesus Christ my life in 2021 and wanted to take my family to my family and to process my family with some places to take my family with God."

"My family did not honor the place I wanted for the place I wanted and I saw a different side of them that I have never seen before. Really, it made me crazy, disappointed and annoyed that they were causing so much upset and chaos," he said.

Miranda, who is bound to marry a colleague 7M choreographer James DerrickI continued, "I also told my sister that I would like to continue our Wilkings Social Media Page. He login me from our account and when I asked for access. He denied my request. So I had no choice but to start my own account and follow my own career."

If you or someone you know is sexually abused, contact the 1-800-656-hop (4673) National Sexual Abuse Hotline.