Love & Hip Hop: Miami Star Allan Mueses Arrested — Accuser Says, “I Was Prey… He Told Me, ‘Think About This Every Night.’” Nightmare Triggered Every Day

Reality TV fans were stunned when “Love & Hip Hop: Miami” personality Allan Mueses—Amara La Negra’s ex and the father of her twin daughters was charged with four counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct for an alleged incident nearly 15 years ago.

The Cold Case That Won’t Stay Cold

The alleged assault dates back to March 2010, when Mueses was a foreign exchange student at Western Michigan University, studying between 2009 and 2013.(WWMT) At the time, his accuser then 20 years old met him at a campus rec center, went to his apartment, and later reported the assault to university police and underwent a forensic exam. No charges were filed back then.

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Fast-forward to July 2025: The Kalamazoo Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI) reopened the case as part of its effort to reexamine untested evidence in cold cases according to (Michigan)

Arrest, Bond, and Court Dates

• July 1: Mueses was charged with four counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct.
• July 11: He was arrested in Miami, then extradited to Michigan shortly after.(Bossip, WWMT)
• July 28: Arraigned in Kalamazoo’s 8th District Court, where he pleaded not guilty. The case has since been moved to circuit court for trial.
• He was released after posting $250,000 bond.

The Accuser Speaks—Nightmares Every Day

In a terrifying court testimony on August 14, the alleged victim described the assault in chilling detail: after entering Mueses’ apartment under the guise of seeing a family photo, she pleaded, “I don’t want to do anything, I just kept repeating that over and over. I’m thinking, ‘My worst nightmare is about to happen.’” He allegedly ignored her protests—even dismissing gestures like showing her purity ring or trying to make him finish quickly—and continued to assault her as she emotionally dissociated from her body.

She further testified that Mueses treated her like “prey” and told her to “think about this every night.” The trauma continues to haunt her with nightmares.

SAKI to the Rescue

The Michigan Attorney General, Dana Nessel, commended the SAKI team for their role in reopening the case, emphasizing that even decades-old allegations can still go to trial—and justice can still be served.(Michigan)

In Short: From campus recreation center to court drama, this “Love & Hip Hop: Miami” star now faces serious legal jeopardy—fifteen years later. The victim’s haunting testimony and the revived case under SAKI have turned this cold case into scorching headlines.