How Suspect’s TikTok Videos Helped FBI Arrest Him

The FBI arrested a man after they say his TikTok videos helped identify him as a suspect in a robbery spree. Chozen Terrell-Hannah, 22, of Michigan goes by ChozenWrld on TikTok. Authorities had been investigating four armed robberies that occurred over two months. According to a criminal complaint, an anonymous tipster pointed investigators to Terrell-Hannah’s TikTok page. They noticed physical similarities between him and the suspect. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.

[Angie-tbtz]

Imagine being the police officer needing to look through his tiktoks for something incriminating

[TheFilmbroad]

It amazes me how these criminals don't understand the concept of incognito. Why would they either video themselves with the loot or wear conspicuous clothing? I saw a video of people looting a department store, one woman was actually wearing a lime green bicycle short set and distinctive short blonde hair.

I think if I ever turn to a life of crime, I will not be part of a gang that allows fashion plates. My syndicate better have a dress code or I ain't going!

[TestMeatDollSteak]

Funny how, similar to crime, social media attracts people who want money and nice things without the inconvenience of having to work for any of it.

[checkmate]

Watching him dance while hearing about him being charged is just too hilarious 😂

[jspur]

Everybody wanna be gangster. Imagine seeing a grown ass man dancing like that in front of his phone.

[TheLiamster]

I’m surprised TikTok actually did something good for society for once

[Jackasses]

Dude is clearly very impressed with himself.

[ilikepizza]

Not he singing a Christian song after committing a whole CRIME😭😭😭

[phonebackup]

Imagine trying to recruit in the police, FBI, and they demand "install ticktok", you most definitely need it.

[SJM]

He’s 22 and has the maturity of a 10 year old.

[michaelobrien]

He sang about faith. Robbing people isn't an act of faith.

[mgt]

I've heard of hiding in plain sight, never heard of hiding in the spotlight. Good job.

[chuckmanofgod]

Main lesson from this video, if you want to put your self out there and become famous regardless of what type of social media platform you use, do not commit a crime, especially a robbery, because you will be giving yourself out to the police easily.

[eyesonthey]

"As he was robbing us he kept insisting we watch his horrible dance moves, it was very traumatic."

[Mostlyise]

& he’s dancing having the time of his life 😂😂😂😂

[bryceevans]

This man is the one of the worst possible robbers ever how you wear clothes you had on in a robbery in a damn tiktok video

[orlandorocha]

who’s going to tell him he can’t sing? 😂

[crystalstigall]

How unbelievably STUPID can you be to keep the shoes you committed a robbery in!!! Then to wear them on social media he is a genius!!!

[OswaldBatesIIIEsq]

Social media has made things easier for the police.

[franklinegbuche]

Whoever made this video needs a raise. It was a great idea and still is, to be showing positive videos of him entertaining people on the internet while telling the story of his criminal life.
It helps to send the message that you never know people. Not cause someone post happy things on the internet make them happy people.
The social media world is full of fake living.
That's what this amazing video shows.