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Updated: 10:04 PM Sep 4, 2008
2 Arrested in Columbus to Huntington Prostitution Sting
Two people are under arrest and charged with bringing more than a half-dozen women to Huntington to engage in prostitution.
Posted: 3:34 PM Sep 4, 2008Reporter: WSAZ News Staff Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) – Two people are under arrest and charged with bringing more than a half dozen women to Huntington to engage in prostitution.
According to U.S. District Court records, Bridgette Baugh and William Green were arrested Wednesday at a Huntington motel on 16th Street.
The documents say that seven women, ages 18 to 35 were transported to Huntington from Columbus, Ohio. The documents also indicate that the women were told to act like they were 14 or 15 years old.
Baugh and Green were arrested following an undercover operation at the motel involving federal agents.
The operation began in Columbus back in early August when undercover agents met with the pair to inquire about the possibility of purchasing a few underage girls for sexual activity.
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U HAVE GOT 2 B KIDDING THE FBI DID THIS? well that was worth the 1000's we paid them wasnt it? Legalize it n a perfect world there would b no need 4 a work'n gal but we live n d real world and it exists, people should think I mean if they were done away with all 2gether how much do u think rape and murder would increase? These people r gonna get it somewhere an if they gotta take it well enough said and most wont leave the victim alive leave'm alone IF these were actual kids it'd b different but theyre not these people didnt actually bring under age girls 2 do this so n turn they do have some sense of decentcy.
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You would think that with all the diseases going around that woman would get smart and quit this profession. But if they want to get a disease and do this then lets set up locations where they can legally do it and not be standing on the street corners.
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Your stupid these women and girls are kidnapped and used in the sex trafficing business
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