Undercover investigation targeted alleged solicitation and possible human trafficking connections, according to Precinct 4 constable’s office
Twenty-one men aged from their early 20s to late 60s were arrested Sept. 16 in an undercover prostitution sting by the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office. (Harris County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office)
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – Twenty-one men were arrested Sept. 16 during an undercover prostitution investigation in Harris County Precinct 4, according to the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office.
Investigators said the men, who range in age from their early 20s to late 60s, were arrested after allegedly soliciting sexual acts from undercover personnel. Each was charged with solicitation of prostitution, a state jail felony.
The arrested suspects include:
Michael Anderson, 29
Jeffery Burke, 65
Christopher Williams, 26
Valente Belmudez, 67
Todd McClelland, 43
Farshid Rohani, 55
John Coleman, 68
Moises Zacarias, 43
Hector Gallegos, 29
Gustavo Sanchez-Vazquez, 50
Eric Arjon, 32
Daniel Vaughan, 69
Joshua Johnson, 25
Da-cori Nutall, 30
John Ervings, 51
Sincere Johnson, 38
Keith Parish, 46
Francisco Azuara, 67
Ricky Salazar, 58
Marcus Stevenson, 44
Jamison Aguilar, 24
Additional charges included possession of a controlled substance, unlawful carrying of a weapon and displaying a fictitious license plate. Some of those arrested also had unrelated outstanding warrants, according to the constable’s office.
As of the agency’s announcement, several suspects remained in custody while others had been released on bond. The cases are pending in Harris County district courts.
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