FBI STORMS HOME OF ‘TIKTOK CULT’ PASTOR
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🚨 BREAKING: Feds RAID LA Home Linked to TikTok Sex Trafficking Cult 🚔💥
“Put your hands up. We have a search warrant.”
A quiet Tujunga neighborhood was rocked by flashbangs this morning as federal agents stormed a property tied to the controversial Shakina Church and 7M Films — the same group at the center of Netflix’s viral doc, Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult.
Charges include:
🔹 Sex trafficking
🔹 Money laundering
🔹 Pandemic fraud
🔹 Tax evasion & mail fraud
🚨 5 people detained on-site
🏠 Property’s front gate destroyed in forced entry
🎥 Accused cult leader Robert Shin — pastor & founder of 7M — under heavy scrutiny
Ex-members say they feel “liberated” and believe this is only the beginning.
👉 The search warrant is sealed, but insiders say feds will find what they’ve been looking for.
👀 Is justice finally coming for the so-called “TikTok cult”?
10:17 AM · Jul 26, 2025
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