A man in Utah was arrested for allegedly raping a woman he met on the dating app Tinder — and three more woman have come forward with similar claims against the creep, a report said Thursday.

Wyatt Dean Martin, 21, was charged with kidnapping, rape and forcible sex abuse in Cache County, Utah, on Monday for threatening to tie the woman to his bed while sexually assaulting her, according to the Idaho State Journal.

The two met on the dating app and continued communicating on Snapchat. Martin eventually invited her to his house for a party, the paper said.

Once she arrived, Martin “heavily pressured her into drinking whiskey” until she felt far more intoxicated “than the shot of whiskey and a small drink of the sweet tea would cause,” according to the criminal complaint.

The suspect then pushed the woman on his bed and raped her while threatening to tie her to the bed with a strap if she did not succumb, the complaint said.

After reports of Martin’s arrest, three women have contacted local police with similar claims about Martin.

Police in Logan, Utah, are asking anyone who may have been a victim of Martin to contact them.