PITTSBURGH, PA — A Whitehall man has been sentenced to 46 months in prison after being convicted on charges of cyberstalking, interstate stalking and interstate threats.
Brad Dadig, 31, also will be on supervised release following his prison term.
According to Troy Rivetti, the U.S. Attorney in Pittsburgh from May through November 2025, Dadig harassed, stalked, threatened and intimidated 11 women. He did so via posts on social media, his podcast, text messages, phone calls and in person.
The harassment included showing up at their homes and places of businesses unannounced and uninvited, as well as taking and posting pictures of them online without their consent. Dadig also made references to breaking his victim's jaws and fingers, dead bodies, burning down gyms and his victims experiencing "judgment day."
Two victims obtained Protection from Abuse orders against Dadig, which he violated online and in person.
For the sentencing hearing, several victims submitted impact statements to the judge detailing their individual experiences with Dadig and the fear Dadig's actions caused them.
"We commend the brave women who came forward to help make certain that this defendant would be brought to justice and to assist law enforcement in preventing him from harming others," Rivetti said. "This sentencing sends a clear message to cyber and in-person stalkers and harassers that such actions will not be tolerated by our office and our law enforcement partners."
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