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The Montreal police anti-pimping squad has arrested social media influencer Chris Negrowski in connection with pimping allegations.
The Montreal police anti-pimping squad has arrested social media influencer Chris Negrowski in connection with pimping allegations. Negrowski, whose real name is Christophe Ndjomo, was arrested on Sept. 3 and is facing charges of pimping and obtaining or attempting to obtain sexual services from a minor in exchange for payment.
The 27-year-old “allegedly contacted a minor victim last June via private message, shortly after the victim had interacted with him on one of his social media posts. ” “He allegedly offered the victim a monthly sum of money in exchange for sexual favours and proposed acting as a ‘sugar daddy,’” the SPVM said in a news release. He pleaded not guilty and will appear in court again on Nov. 19.
Ndjomo uses the aliases “chrisnegrowskyrap” or “chrisnxgrowskiclip” on TikTok, “Chris Stavoski” on Snapchat and “Christopher Negrowski” on Facebook. Anyone who believes they are a victim, or who may have information, is asked to call 911 or contact the SPVM info-crime line at 514-393-1133.
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