Authorities say Bond Ng, a Queens educator, coordinated high-priced encounters and arranged travel for a Los Angeles woman in a federal interstate prostitution case
A Queens assistant principal has been charged in federal court with operating an alleged cross-country prostitution scheme connecting Los Angeles and New York. Defendant Bond Ng allegedly arranged high-priced escort services and acted as a “manager” for a woman flown in from California.
NYC assistant principal led double life as pimp, hawked prostitute for $2K an hour: feds https://t.co/nYHrk9CTWc pic.twitter.com/eJNBXuWATe
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Ng, an educator in the New York City public school system (Corona, Queens), was arrested on February 20 at John F. Kennedy International Airport after returning from a trip to Colombia. During questioning, Ng admitted he coordinated paid meetings between “clients” and a woman who lived in Los Angeles and produced adult content online. This is according to a federal criminal complaint filed in the Eastern District of New York.
Prosecutors allege Ng persuaded the woman to travel from Los Angeles to New York in December 2025, promising to line up clients willing to pay thousands of dollars. Text messages cited in the complaint show Ng quoting rates of up to $2,000 per hour and discussing deposits, including one alleged $10,000 payment. He also arranged hotel stays and scheduled multiple meetups with clients during her visit.
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Investigators say Ng used his own apartment in Queens as a location for sexual services, instructing the woman where to meet John’s and how to prepare. In one exchange cited in the complaint, she thanked him for letting her use the apartment.
Authorities allege Ng managed communications with clients directly, sometimes posing as the woman in text messages to negotiate prices, coordinate logistics and collect payments through digital platforms such as Zelle. The complaint describes Ng as controlling key aspects of the operation, from travel arrangements to scheduling appointments.
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Federal prosecutors charged Ng with persuading and inducing an individual to travel across state lines to engage in prostitution, similar to music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs.
The allegations have stunned those familiar with Ng’s role in education, where he served as an assistant principal entrusted with overseeing students. Prosecutors have not alleged the scheme involved minors or occurred on school property. Ng was released on Sunday by a magistrate judge on a $150,000 bond.