The latest lawsuit against Roblox alleges that a 9-year-old Georgia boy was "targeted," "manipulated," and "groomed" by predators posing as kids.

A Marine Corps veteran from Ellis County is suing Roblox, alleging grooming and abuse by a predator he met on the platform in 2007.

Online video game company Roblox is engaged in a legal battle with a user whose work catching child predators on the game went viral. User "Schlep" has achieved internet fame after making it his mission to catch groomers who use Roblox to prey on children.

As concerns grow, Chris Hansen has turned his lens back on Roblox, the popular gaming platform, while parents and advocacy groups demand accountability.

It’s never good—especially when you’re an online platform primarily known for catering to children—when Chris Hansen’s name starts coming up in articles about you. The former Dateline NBC correspondent is,

Police say a 37-year-old man groomed an Iowa teen he met on game platform Roblox, then drove her Tennessee, his home state, to sexually assault her.

Roblox has banned creator Schlep, known for confronting alleged predators on the platform, and issued a cease and desist letter.

Schlep, a 22-year-old YouTuber with around 650,000 subscribers, has been banned from Roblox after allegedly violating the platform’s terms of use and community standards through his continued “predator hunting” activities.

A Galveston mother says Roblox and Discord failed to protect her daughter from a predator who groomed and assaulted her.

Roblox talked about community-led vigilante groups following the company’s legal action against well-known figure Schlep

Roblox gave Schlep a cease and desist for being a "vigilante," prompting a US congressman, a state attorney general, and Chris Hansen to demand change.