(UPDATE) Man arrested for Grindr robberies sentenced to over six years in prison

Update, October 3rd, 10:45 a.m.: This story has been updated to correct errors provided by the BC Prosecution Service about the number of counts for which Endicott was sentenced. Energeticcity.ca is happy to set the record straight.

DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — A man found guilty of a series of robberies involving the dating app Grindr has been sentenced to several years in prison.

Corbyn Endicott, born in 1991, was arrested following a series of robberies in early 2023 that reportedly saw him lure victims to his location via the app.

On September 16th, 2025, at the Dawson Creek Provincial Court, Endicott was sentenced for three counts of robbery, among various other charges like obstructing justice, disguising his face and breaching a release order.

He had pled guilty to the charges at various court hearings in December 2024 and January 2025.

The Dawson Creek RCMP detachment confirmed to Energeticcity.ca that Endicott’s arrest was connected to the Grindr robberies.

According to a representative from the BC Prosecution Service, Endicott was initially sentenced to 11 years and nine months, although a series of reductions means he was ultimately sentenced to 2,263 days — about six years and two and a half months — behind bars.

In addition to the jail time, the court also issued a 10-year firearm prohibition, a DNA order, a forfeiture order related to items seized by police, a non-communication order while in custody and two restitution orders with a combined value of $4,714.

To read more sentences handed down from local provincial courts last week, check out the latest court report.