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03-22-2018, 03:58 PM
http://www.fayobserver.com/news/20180322/jacksonville-man-gets-5-11-years-for-pimping-teen/1
A Jacksonville NIGGER PIMP will serve five to 11 years in prison for pimping a 15-year-old girl.
Cedrick Mattocks, 28, pleaded guilty March 21 in Onslow County Superior Court to promoting prostitution of a minor.
The girl met Meyonna Miller, 21, who introduced her to Mattocks, according to a press release on his conviction. Mattocks then secured a room for four days at the Motel 6. The girl divided her time between the motel and her home during those four days.
While at the motel, the girl had sex with several people who had met Mattocks and Miller on social media sites. Mattocks took the money from the girl and shared with her a portion of the proceeds, according to the release.
Jacksonville Police Department detectives became suspicious while monitoring activity at local hotels and solicitations for prostitution on social media sites which led them to Mattocks’ room, according to the press release.
After completing his sentence, Mattocks will be required to register as a sex offender for 30 years.
Miller pleaded guilty to second-degree kidnapping on Dec. 14, 2016, and was sentenced to a minimum of two years to three and a half years in prison.
A Jacksonville NIGGER PIMP will serve five to 11 years in prison for pimping a 15-year-old girl.
Cedrick Mattocks, 28, pleaded guilty March 21 in Onslow County Superior Court to promoting prostitution of a minor.
The girl met Meyonna Miller, 21, who introduced her to Mattocks, according to a press release on his conviction. Mattocks then secured a room for four days at the Motel 6. The girl divided her time between the motel and her home during those four days.
While at the motel, the girl had sex with several people who had met Mattocks and Miller on social media sites. Mattocks took the money from the girl and shared with her a portion of the proceeds, according to the release.
Jacksonville Police Department detectives became suspicious while monitoring activity at local hotels and solicitations for prostitution on social media sites which led them to Mattocks’ room, according to the press release.
After completing his sentence, Mattocks will be required to register as a sex offender for 30 years.
Miller pleaded guilty to second-degree kidnapping on Dec. 14, 2016, and was sentenced to a minimum of two years to three and a half years in prison.