A Stamford man is facing federal charges for recording sexual activity with three minors, according to the United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut.
Prosecutors say 25-year-old Hasani Humphrey used the Wizz app to exchange explicit messages with the victims then paid for their travel to meet him between June and November 2025.
A release says he provided the girls with alcohol, engaged in sexual activity and used his cellphone to record the encounters when they met in person.
The charges against Humphrey include production of child pornography, possession of child pornography and transportation of a minor to engage in sexual activity.
EDITOR'S NOTE: A spokesperson from Wizz released the following statement on Nov. 9. The story was originally published on Nov. 7:
"Wizz App takes the safety of our users extremely seriously. Behavior that harms or endangers minors is strictly prohibited on our platform. The account connected to this case had already been banned from Wizz App before we learned of the charges. We have no record of being contacted by law enforcement about this matter, and we stand ready to cooperate fully with authorities if they reach out. We remove or restrict accounts as soon as we receive verified information, and we continue to invest in tools that help keep our community safe."
He appeared in a Bridgeport court Friday and was released on a $100,000 bond.