Sentinel Tribune posted:11 people arrested in BG prostitution sting
By Sentinel-Tribune Staff | Posted 3 hours ago
Eleven people were arrested for prostitution-related offenses during a Human Trafficking Enforcement Operation conducted in Bowling Green Friday.
The Wood County Sheriff's Office conducted the sting, along with the assistance of the Hancock and Ottawa County Sheriff's Offices, the Bowling Green Police Division, and the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation.
The operation occurred at the Days Inn, located at 1740 E. Wooster St.
Arrested for solicitation prostitution, a third-degree misdemeanor, were:
• Alicia Cortez, 22, Toledo.
• Robert Curry, 64, Ontario, Canada.
• Detra Harris, 30, Toledo.
• Sarmad Hermez, 23, Toledo.
• Lori Marks, 44, Toledo.
• Anthony Romaker, 57, Bowling Green.
• Cassandra Sullivan, 22, Toledo.
Arrested for procuring prostitution, a first-degree misdemeanor, were:
• Tracy Hustick, 35, Lincoln Park, Michigan.
• Bryan Rose, 28, Flat Rock, Michigan.
Arrested for solicitation prostitution and child endangering, a misdemeanor of the first degree, were:
• Devin Nichols, 24, Toledo.
• Heather Zellers, 37, Toledo.
All charges are pending through Bowling Green Municipal Court.
The Wood County Sheriff's Office's efforts are funded by the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant.
Toledo has become hub of human and drug trafficking spanning from Chicago to Cleveland, as well as stretching north to Detroit and Southern Canada. Many of the victims are usually runaways from poor backgrounds, often rural. Occasionally there are abductions from highway rest areas, though these are usually tied to the victims hitchhiking. The trafficking mirrors legitimate shipping routes, making investigations difficult. It has been a decades-long problem for the region.
libelous_slander posted:Toledo has become hub of human and drug trafficking spanning from Chicago to Cleveland, as well as stretching north to Detroit and Southern Canada. Many of the victims are usually runaways from poor backgrounds, often rural. Occasionally there are abductions from highway rest areas, though these are usually tied to the victims hitchhiking. The trafficking mirrors legitimate shipping routes, making investigations difficult. It has been a decades-long problem for the region.
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