The U.S. Attorney General's Office accused eight Venezuelans of suspicion Forced Illegal aliens to sex trafficking at several motels in Tennessee over two years.
The press release nominated eight defendants, ages 22 to 51, two of whom are members of the malicious Tren de Aragua gang.
Women who were pushed into sex trafficking are said to have to pay off their debts because they were brought to the US
Officials said 51-year-old Yilibeth Del Carmen Rivero-de Caldera and 35-year-old son Klevier Daniel Mota Rivero would promise women from Central and South America. Tennessee women will be forced to prostitute.
The defendant allegedly “used an online commercial sex website to post an ad for the victim,” and sent commercial sex buyers to motels in Nashville and Murfreesboro . The defendant collects income from prostitution.
Eight Venezuelans illegally entered the United States. According to To the officials. Women who were pushed into sex trafficking were said to have been told they had to pay off their debts because they were brought to the US, but those debts have become so high that they could never be repaid. did.
The human trafficking scheme is said to have been implemented from 2022 to 2024.
“We're coming after cross-border criminal organizations like TDA, and this case is what's necessary to stop people who travel to women and girls, regardless of who is behind the suffering. It shows you do anything,” said US lawyer Robert E. McGuire.
Defendants accused of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking could face life in prison if convicted.
Former Chicago gang members warned that black gangs would oppose an increasing threat from members of Tren de Aragua's gang members, and that it would likely lead to expensive street wars.
Mugshots of the arrested suspects WZTV-TV news video On YouTube.
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