A controversial group of individuals are utilizing social media to target suspected sexual predators. They create fake profiles, often posing as young girls, to initiate contact and solicit inappropriate advances. Evidence of these exchanges, including conversations and videos, are then collected and submitted to the police. Simultaneously, the group publicly exposes the alleged predators on social media platforms, often including recordings of direct confrontations. While cooperating with these groups unofficially, police and experts voice concerns about the legality and potential risks associated with these vigilante-style operations. Critics warn of the possibility of misidentification, entrapment, and the potential for escalating dangerous situations. The practice raises questions about the boundaries of citizen involvement in law enforcement and the potential for vigilante justice.