Master Sergeant
10-02-2018, 03:41 PM
http://www.fayobserver.com/news/20180927/second-suspect-charged-in-fayetteville-human-trafficking-operation
A Fayetteville nigger asshole accused of running a human trafficking operation involving two 17-year-old girls who were moved to four hotels over six days was arrested Thursday.
Tyrese Demontre Brooks, 19, is charged with four counts each of human trafficking involving a child victim and promoting prostitution of a minor for profit.
A co-defendant, Shakea Monet Taylor, 20, was charged with the same offenses on Sept. 21.
Brooks began the operation on Sept. 6, when he told the girls they could make money by posting advertisements on a website used to promote prostitution.
Brooks is accused of posting the ads and arranging meetings.
Brooks took the girls to the Coliseum Inn where they stayed from Sept. 7 to Sept. 10 and then kept a portion of the profits.
On Sept. 11, Brooks moved the girls to the Days Inn where they stayed for two days before moving to the Economy Inn.
While there, Brooks called Taylor, who then took over the operation, moving it to the Royal Inn.
Brooks’ bail was set at $400,000.
A Fayetteville nigger asshole accused of running a human trafficking operation involving two 17-year-old girls who were moved to four hotels over six days was arrested Thursday.
Tyrese Demontre Brooks, 19, is charged with four counts each of human trafficking involving a child victim and promoting prostitution of a minor for profit.
A co-defendant, Shakea Monet Taylor, 20, was charged with the same offenses on Sept. 21.
Brooks began the operation on Sept. 6, when he told the girls they could make money by posting advertisements on a website used to promote prostitution.
Brooks is accused of posting the ads and arranging meetings.
Brooks took the girls to the Coliseum Inn where they stayed from Sept. 7 to Sept. 10 and then kept a portion of the profits.
On Sept. 11, Brooks moved the girls to the Days Inn where they stayed for two days before moving to the Economy Inn.
While there, Brooks called Taylor, who then took over the operation, moving it to the Royal Inn.
Brooks’ bail was set at $400,000.