Overview
- Court records show prosecutors filed one count each of rape, drugging someone for sexual intercourse, and procuring alcohol for a minor on Sept. 8 in a Cape Cod courthouse, with an arraignment set for Oct. 14.
- The criminal filing aligns with allegations in an April civil lawsuit by influencer Aleksandra Mendoza, who says she was intoxicated and sexually assaulted during a May 23, 2025 encounter and later injected without consent.
- Peters and his representative dispute aspects of the reporting and say he has not been physically served, while Peters has publicly denied the claims on social media.
- Multiple outlets corroborated The Bulwark’s report by viewing online court documents, but the records do not name a victim under Massachusetts law and provide limited detail on the alleged conduct.
- Peters’ rise as a ‘looksmaxxing’ influencer and prior 2026 legal incidents — including an unlawful firearm discharge case and a livestream hospitalization — provide broader context for public and legal scrutiny of the charges.