Man arrested for allegedly burglarizing OnlyFans model's Fort Lauderdale home

A Texas man is behind bars after he allegedly broke into a Fort Lauderdale home where an OnlyFans model is believed to have been living and then refused to come out.

Fort Lauderdale Police said it was just after 3 p.m. on Monday when they were called to the 1300 block of Seminole Drive in reference to a residential burglary.

When officers got there, they allegedly found 22-year-old Connor Litka inside. Litka refused to come out and SWAT team and negotiators also responded, police said.

Shortly after, Litka was arrested and charged with burglary, resisting an officer without violence and providing a false identification to a law enforcement officer, authorities said.

Video showed SWAT officers marching into the home, and later escorting Litka out in handcuffs.

An OnlyFans model known as Sophie Rain has filmed TikTok content at the home, with a post five days ago calling the residence the "new @Bop House," referring to the home she shares with other content creators.

On her TikTok, she also posted a message that read: "thank you to everyone who is wishing me well... super scary situation but i and all my girls are safe thankfully."

A police incident report doesn't name the victim but says she told officers the house had been rented by her manager through Airbnb.

The report said she had just returned to the home when she saw the man, Litka, through the glass coming down the stairs shirtless, and said he told her he had just bought the house.

The property manager said she saw on surveillance video the suspect jump over a side fence and use what appeared to be a rock to shatter a glass door to get inside, the report said.

Images from Chopper6 showed what appeared to be a damaged back door on the waterfront property after the incident.

When he was taken into custody, Litka told an officer his name is "Conner Rain," the report said.

In a bond court hearing, Litka said he was a student at Arizona State University, but attorneys said the state "seriously doubts" that statement.

Prosecutors said he "appears to be transient" and was previously accused of criminal trespassing, reckless driving and more in other states.

Litka was being held on $51,000 bond and was ordered, if released, to have no contact with the victim and wear a GPS monitor.

Neighbors said the street was closed down for hours during the investigation and SWAT response.

"So initially there was three Tahoes that came flying down the street, then the 4th came shortly after that, others came in behind, some that were unmarked. At the end of the street they blocked off at 12th and Seminole," neighbor Scott Gray said.