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Man Accused of Posing as 49ers Player in $1.3 Million Scheme Against 26 Women

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Daejon Labrayae Love is accused of pretending to be a San Francisco 49ers player to deceive women. He allegedly relied on dating apps, luxury cars, and fake investment accounts to carry out the scheme. Prosecutors say 26 victims lost a combined $1.3 million, and the FBI is looking into claims from 35 more possible victims. Love has pleaded not guilty to a federal conspiracy charge.

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