MIAMI — A Miami professional athlete and fitness influencer is behind bars after she allegedly hacked an ex-boyfriend’s computer to leak another woman’s nude photos.

Stefanie Cohen Magarici, 32, was arrested on Tuesday and is facing multiple charges involving sexual cyberharassment and resisting arrest. She is better known as Stefi Cohen on social, where she has over 1 million followers on Instagram and is also a professional boxer and powerlifter.

On Nov. 15, 2023, the ex-boyfriend and the other woman came to Miami-Dade Police to report that Cohen had somehow accessed the ex-boyfriend’s laptop after guessing “commonly used passwords” to access his iCloud account and obtaining sexual photos of the woman and sharing them across various group chats she was a part of, the arrest affidavit wrote.

According to the woman, Cohen informed her of the leak and that she sent the nude photos with the purpose of “exposing and humiliating her.”

Then on April 16, the other woman and Cohen’s ex returned to the police to provide additional information.

According to the woman and ex-boyfriend, Cohen became aware of their relationship on March 22, 2022. After this discovery, Cohen then proceeded to hack her ex-boyfriend’s laptop and begin sharing the other woman’s nude photos across the internet.

The photos, the couple explained, were meant to be only be shared between themselves and not other people, and that Cohen had shared them “maliciously and with the intent to cause emotional distress” to the other woman, the affidavit stated.

On Tuesday, Miami-Dade Police found Cohen walking along Loquat Avenue and tried to approach her, explaining that she was under arrest and needed to come with them to the station. However, she didn’t comply and began to walk swiftly away from the officer, saying that she was heading home and going to call her boyfriend so she could pick up her dog.

Cohen went on to disobey the officer’s commands and began to physically resist her arrest. At one point, she tried a leg sweep on the officer while in handcuffs and even broke the locking mechanism in the police car she was later placed into, the affidavit wrote.

A trailer blaze in Northwest Miami-Dade prompted a fire rescue response Wednesday morning.

Around 9:30 a.m., Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded to a mobile home fire along the 1300 block of Northwest 79th Street. The blaze was initially isolated to one trailer but quickly spread to an adjacent one.

Police officers were also on the scene, helping close off the street to prevent anyone from getting near the fire.

No injuries were reported. Firefighters are currently onsite monitoring hot spots.

Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.

Jimmy Butler is coming off another excellent season.

However, he got injured and did not play in the NBA playoffs.

Speculation about Butler’s future has begun, as the six-time All-Star can become a free agent as soon as next summer (he has a player-option in his contract).

Recently, Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the Philadelphia 76ers would be interested in giving Butler a significant contract extension if they acquired him in a trade.

Via Pompey: “Sources: #Sixers prepared to give Jimmy Butler maximum extension if Miami Heat star is traded”

Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald quoted Pompey’s post with more information.

Via Chiang: “Jimmy Butler wants a max extension this offseason, preferably from the Heat. But whether it’s from the Heat or another team, he wants a max extension.

Or Butler can become a free agent by declining his player option next offseason and look for a max contract then.”

Butler has been an excellent fit with Miami so him potentially not ending his career with the franchise would be a surprise.

He finished the 2023-24 season with averages of 20.8 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 1.3 steals per contest while shooting 49.9% from the field and 41.1% from the three-point range in 60 games.

That said, the Heat struggled without him in the playoffs and lost to the Boston Celtics in the first round (in five games).

Butler has led the Heat to the NBA Finals two times since joining the franchise in the summer of 2019.