Stop Romance Fraud UK - Support page

26/08/2026

04/08/2026

🔴 CALLING ALL VICTIMS, REPORTING INDIVIDUALS & SUPPORTERS 🔴

Our campaign is asking people who have personally reported concerns involving Daniel Brandle, also known as Daniel Olley, to come forward and support our petition.

We understand that reports have been made by different individuals — men and women, young and old. These are not simply repeated reports from one person.

Our concern is that the cumulative information contained within these separate reports needs to be properly considered, including whether there are links, patterns or further lines of enquiry that may not be apparent when individual reports are looked at separately.

We are asking the relevant authorities to:

🔴 Properly consider the reports collectively
🔴 Examine potential links and patterns between reports
🔴 Ensure relevant information is passed to the appropriate investigative authority where the necessary threshold is met
🔴 Ensure that people who have come forward are not simply lost as individual reports within a much larger system

We are NOT asking anyone to publicly disclose what happened to them.

Please DO NOT post names, addresses, telephone numbers, report details, allegations or evidence in the comments.

If you have personally reported concerns involving this individual, or you wish to support our campaign, please send our page a PRIVATE MESSAGE with the word:

PETITION

We will then explain how you can add your name to the petition.

If you have additional information or documentation you believe may be important, please tell us privately rather than posting it publicly.

Your voice matters.

The purpose of this campaign is to ensure that the concerns of multiple people are properly heard and that the full picture is given appropriate consideration.

🔴 PLEASE SHARE THIS POST — someone who has previously reported may see it and realise they are not alone

03/08/2026

Please be aware of this man, Daniel is on many dating sites and is a scammer, he’s wanted by police and has broken probation….. Please share!!

18/07/2026

We’ve been asked to post an awareness of a Facebook group believed to be engaging in grooming children….

⚠️ PARENTS & TEENS – PLEASE BE AWARE ⚠️

We are raising awareness about a public Facebook group called “Teenagers group.”

While the group appears to be aimed at young people, there are growing concerns that adults are also joining and attempting to interact with minors.

Parents should be aware:

🔴 Children as young as 13–14 years old appear to be posting publicly.

🔴 Adults can easily view posts and send private messages to young members.

🔴 Multiple members have raised concerns about suspected grooming behaviour and inappropriate contact.

Please help keep children safe:

✅ Talk to your children about online safety.

✅ Check which Facebook groups they have joined.

✅ Remind them never to share personal information, including their address, school, phone number or location.

✅ Never agree to meet someone they only know online.

✅ Report suspicious accounts, messages and concerning behaviour to Facebook immediately.

If you believe a child is being targeted online, report it to CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) and, if there is an immediate risk, contact your local police.

Online safety starts with awareness.

30/06/2026

❤️ YOUR SAFETY MATTERS – BEFORE YOU START A RELATIONSHIP, TAKE THE TIME TO KNOW WHO YOU ARE TALKING TO ❤️

In today’s world of dating apps and social media, it’s never been more important to protect yourself. Whether you’re hoping to date someone, are already speaking to someone new, or are entering a relationship, please remember that your physical, emotional, mental and sexual health all matter.

Not everyone is who they claim to be online.

Take your time. Ask questions. Trust your instincts. Never feel pressured into rushing a relationship or ignoring concerns because someone tells you all the right things.

🚩 If something doesn’t feel right, don’t ignore those red flags.

Some warning signs can include:

* Moving the relationship very quickly.
* Wanting to keep the relationship secret.
* Giving inconsistent information about their life.
* Refusing to meet or always having excuses.
* Asking for money or financial help.
* Dating multiple people without honesty or transparency.
* Manipulative or controlling behaviour.

If you have concerns about someone’s past behaviour, or you feel you may be at risk, consider applying under Claire’s Law (The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme). It may help you make an informed decision about your safety where there is a risk of harm.

💙 Please remember:

* Speak to trusted friends or family if you are unsure.
* Never be afraid to ask for advice.
* If you’ve been emotionally hurt, manipulated or believe you’ve been targeted by a romance scammer or someone deceiving multiple partners, report it.
* If you believe a crime has been committed, contact your local police or report fraud to Action Fraud.
* If you’d like to share your experience confidentially with our campaign, you are welcome to contact us. Every piece of information could help protect someone else.

Your health is just as important as your emotional wellbeing. If you’ve been in a relationship with someone you met online and have any concerns, please consider visiting a sexual health clinic for routine STI testing. Looking after yourself is never something to feel embarrassed about.

Support Available

🛡️ Claire’s Law (Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme) – Speak to your local police force or visit the GOV.UK guidance to find out how to apply.

☎️ Victim Support
Free, confidential support for anyone affected by crime.
Supportline: 08 08 16 89 111

💻 Action Fraud
Report fraud and cyber crime.
Website: www.actionfraud.police.uk
Telephone: 0300 123 2040

👮 Police
If you believe someone is in immediate danger, always call 999. For non-emergencies, contact your local police force on 101.

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Our Campaign

At Stop Romance Fraud UK, our mission is to raise awareness, support victims, and encourage the reporting of information that may help protect others.

Our current priority remains assisting police with enquiries relating to Daniel Graham Brandle (also known as Daniel Olley), who is wanted in connection with active warrants. However, we also continue to receive reports relating to other suspected romance fraudsters and individuals who are believed to be misleading or simultaneously deceiving multiple partners.

We encourage anyone with relevant information or personal experiences to contact us privately. All information is treated sensitively and, where appropriate, shared with the relevant police force.

❤️ Recognise. Report. Protect.

Together we can help keep people safer—physically, mentally, emotionally and financially. If sharing your story helps even one person avoid becoming a victim, it could make all the difference.

Report Fraud UK is the place to report, prevent, and learn about cyber crime & fraud

28/06/2026

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28/06/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT – URGENT 🚨

We are sharing this important update regarding Daniel Brandle (also known as Daniel Olley).

He is currently on probation and is believed to be deliberately avoiding contact with probation services. Authorities believe he is aware that he is likely to be recalled to prison and is actively evading contact.

There are active warrants for his arrest:

* Essex Police – in connection with thefts from garages.
* Surrey Police – for fraud by deception involving a victim in Romford.

It is believed that he is currently in hiding.

⚠️ This remains a serious public safety concern.

Recent Reported Sightings

We have received reports that he has recently been seen or may have been in the following areas:

* Clacton-on-Sea
* Weeley
* West Drayton
* Chelmsford
* Colchester
* Birmingham

If you live in or around these areas, please remain vigilant.

If you have:

* Seen him recently
* Know where he may currently be staying
* Have a contact number he may be using
* Have information about a vehicle he may be driving

Please report this information directly to the police immediately. Do not approach or confront him yourself.

Support for Victims

If you have come into contact with this individual and believe you may have been a victim, please know that you are not alone. We are here to listen, offer support where we can, and help point you towards the appropriate agencies if needed. Every piece of information could help protect others and assist the ongoing investigation.

📢 Please share this post to help raise awareness and protect your local communities.

Together, we can help ensure this individual is located and brought back into custody.